Time Out Montreal news

Les Garnements opened in Hochelaga with the weirdest menu we've seen yet, and honestly, we're kinda into it.

A forced focus on takeout and delivery has resulted in a lot of great new food in Montreal, from hypebeast fried chicken to masterful fish filets.

In a press conference from the Quebec government this evening, Premier François Legault confirmed a second, stricter lockdown for the province.

If 2020 was about ordering boxes of donuts for delivery, then 2021 should be about choux pastries stuffed with flavored cream from this Montreal bakery.

Beginning with sushi takeout this Friday, Okeya Kyujiro plans to be Montreal's first omakase restaurant when dining rooms reopen.

Montreal's annual electronic music festival is going online this year, and they promise 100% free programming.

A report from La Presse says Montreal's second complete lockdown will be confirmed today at 5pm, and will include a curfew.

Since December 15, 26 'stations hivernales' are being set up across 18 boroughs in Montreal, each with a unique design—here's a map of where to find them.

The camping and summer activity site RécréoParc in Sainte-Catherine is creating its first-ever winter attraction site, opening for a month next week.

Need to go on a run for essential goods or got plans to try out a new restaurant's takeout?