You’ll drive by this large orange in Mont Royal on your way from the airport, but it’s worth a stop for a steame and their signature frothy drink.

Montreal is known for smoked meats and since you shouldn’t leave without trying some, head to Snowdon deli in Cote-des-Neiges.

Montrealers take bagels pretty seriously, and Fairmount Bagels in Le Plateau is one of the best places to get them in the city.

Moishe’s in Le Plateau feels like an old-school, classic steakhouse from the massive cuts to the dark, intimate interior.

L’Express is Montreal most-loved bistro, and since it’s open until 3am most nights, head to this Le Plateau spot any time of day for French classics.

In Le Plateau, Au Pied de Cochon is possibly the most rich, gluttonous restaurant you’ll find and eating there is an essential Montreal experience.

Joe Beef in Little Burgundy is one of Montreal’s most quintessential restaurants, and there’s a good chance you’ll never want to leave once you sit.