Quebecois Restaurants in Montreal

Modern Quebecois cuisine draws inspiration from several sources: American, Norman (from the French region of Normandy), classic French and Nouvelle Cuisine.

Select Quebecois Restaurants

• Aix Cuisine du Terroir
  711 Côte de la Place d'Armes (Old Montreal), (514) 904-1201
  Aix offers French-inspired "country" cuisine.


• Aszú
  212 rue Notre Dame Ouest (Old Montreal), (514) 845-5436
  Aszú pays particular attention to creating dishes that pair well with its extensive wine list.


• Au Pied de Cochon
  536 rue Duluth Est (Plateau Mont Royal), (514) 281-1114
  Chef-owner Martin Picard has basically built his restaurant around the concept of over-indulgence. Foie gras is all over the menu, not only in the section devoted to it.


• La Chronique
  99 rue Laurier Ouest (Mile End), (514) 271-3095
  Eclectic "market cuisine" restaurant; winner of many gastronomical awards.


• Toqué!
  900 place Jean-Paul Riopelle (Quartier International), (514) 499-2084
  One of the quintessential Montreal restaurants, popular with moneyed out-of-town foodies eager to get a taste of Québec cooking. Not everyone was happy when the restaurant moved to its current location, but apparently the move didn't diminish the restaurant's qualities - Toqué! is still considered one of the best restaurants in Montreal.


• Verses
  100 rue St-Paul (Old Montreal), (514) 788-4000
  A contemporary French-Quebecois cuisine restaurant located at Hotel Nelligan.

Please keep in mind that our site does not attempt to provide comprehensive restaurant listings. These are simply the restaurants picked by our editors and contributors - subject to all the subjectivity such a method implies.