Park is a high end Japanese restaurant in Westmount that’s good for celebrations, but never feels too fancy.

Le Bremner has a rotating menu and pancakes for dessert, so it’s where you should be eating in the area.

If you have one brunch in Montreal, it should be at Maison Publique in Le Plateau.

If you can’t get a table at Joe Beef, head to Liverpool House in Little Burgundy - it’s from the same team and has a more neighborhood feel.

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

Despite the fact that it’s in a commercial strip in Le Plateau, Montreal Plaza is a French fine dining spot with a beautiful dining room.