Mile End Montreal Food Tour
Montreal, Canada
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Trip Type: Food Tours
Duration: 3 hours
Discover the best of Montreal’s food scene on a 3-hour gastronomic tour of Mile End, a historical neighborhood known today for its cafes, pubs and independent restaurants. Follow a local guide to favorite spots like vegan restaurant La Panthère Verte (The Green Panther), St-Viateur Bagel and the Cardinal Tea Room. You'll be surprised at how a dozen food and drink samples quickly add up to a filling lunch! You’ll also learn a bit about Quebec’s culinary history and see attractions like the Rialto Theatre. Enjoy personalized attention on this small-group tour, limited to 16 people.
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Discover the best of Montreal’s food scene on a 3-hour gastronomic tour of Mile End, a historical neighborhood known today for its cafes, pubs and independent restaurants. Follow a local guide to favorite spots like vegan restaurant La Panthère Verte (The Green Panther), St-Viateur Bagel and the Cardinal Tea Room. You'll be surprised at how a dozen food and drink samples quickly add up to a filling lunch! You’ll also learn a bit about Quebec’s culinary history and see attractions like the Rialto Theatre. Enjoy personalized attention on this small-group tour, limited to 16 people.
Your Montreal food tour takes place in Mile End, an artistic hub and home to such writers, artists and musicians as the members of Arcade Fire. Begin at La Panthère Verte (The Green Panther), a Mile End vegan restaurant on Rue St Viateur known for its falafel, which is your first tasting of the day.
From here, walk with your guide and small group to Boucherie Lawrence, a neighborhood butcher shop that specializes in locally raised meat. Sample some yummy cheeses and charcuterie — a selection of pâté, sausages and other cured meats.
Your next stop is Chocolats Genevieve Grandbois, a chocolate shop featuring only the best. Next, you'll be stopping at the famous St-Viateur Bagel, a local favorite that’s been serving what Montrealers consider the world’s best bagels since 1957. Then it's time to digest briefly, while visiting Théâtre Rialto (Rialto Theatre), a former cinema that was built in 1924 and was inspired by the Paris Opera House. Hopefully you're hungry again, because next up is some delicious gnocchi at Drogheria Fine. You'll have to try these yourself and see what you think!
Your final two stops will satisfy dessert lovers and meat enthusiasts in your group. Eat some local meat and charcuteries at Boucherie Lawrence, and round out your foodie adventure with debatably the best ice cream in the city at Kem Coba ice cream shop.
Your tour ends at Kem Coba. Total walking distance is approximately 1.5 miles (2.5 km).
From here, walk with your guide and small group to Boucherie Lawrence, a neighborhood butcher shop that specializes in locally raised meat. Sample some yummy cheeses and charcuterie — a selection of pâté, sausages and other cured meats.
Your next stop is Chocolats Genevieve Grandbois, a chocolate shop featuring only the best. Next, you'll be stopping at the famous St-Viateur Bagel, a local favorite that’s been serving what Montrealers consider the world’s best bagels since 1957. Then it's time to digest briefly, while visiting Théâtre Rialto (Rialto Theatre), a former cinema that was built in 1924 and was inspired by the Paris Opera House. Hopefully you're hungry again, because next up is some delicious gnocchi at Drogheria Fine. You'll have to try these yourself and see what you think!
Your final two stops will satisfy dessert lovers and meat enthusiasts in your group. Eat some local meat and charcuteries at Boucherie Lawrence, and round out your foodie adventure with debatably the best ice cream in the city at Kem Coba ice cream shop.
Your tour ends at Kem Coba. Total walking distance is approximately 1.5 miles (2.5 km).
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