Dip into top cellars with wine delivery and takeout in Montreal

Montreal’s been taking to this restaurant for a long time, and it’s nice to know that their good are still available when the city’s locking down. The menu is to go, and that includes a massive amount of bottles of reds and whites, bubbles and rosés we don’t need to say we miss any time soon. Check out their wine list here.

This is an honorary entry. Loïc was recently told that they couldn’t operate their wine to go and delivery in the city because they are chiefly registered as a bar. They switched to a takeout restaurant with the option of buying wine, but the police have said they can’t continue despite the shift. Sign the petition here if you think they’re in the right.

Get 20% off bottles of wine when you drop in on their restaurant-bar from take-out. You can find a lot of solid choices in terms of biodynamic, vegan and natural wines here, plsu some bubbles if it’s a special occasion.

There’s not only a 15% discount on your bottle of wine when order for pick-up at this restaurant, but there’s a 15% discount off your food order as well. That’s a pretty sweet deal that’s hard to pass up; grab some fried chicken sliders, tuna tartare, a bottle of funky orange and watch Netflix. Done.

Hard to go wrong with a 30% (no typo, we swear) discount off this superb French restaurant’s selection of wines. While you’re planning on which bottle to grab for takeout, pair it with some mouthwatering eats like oysters, cavatelli, steaks and desserts—we’re not drooling, you’re drooling.

If you don’t know, now you know: Chef Aaron Langille’s restaurant has one of the best wine cellars in this city, procuring a lot of exceedingly interesting bottles at a 20% discount you can (rather, have to, as that’s the condition for the discount) pair with some thought-provoking eats (bonus: you can buy a box of mix’n’match of your choice). There’s always something new to see via the restaurant’s Instagram page.

One of our favourite Mexican restaurants in Montreal (fusion or not) has been leading the charge in takeout in Montreal, and while they’re a solid spot to pick up taco kits to make at home why not pair it with something from their impeccably chosen wine selection?

Chef Marc Cohen’s cooking is still available while many restaurants are locked down, and that means that in addition to some of the best burgers in Montreal and the best breakfast in Montreal, you can pair it with a choice orange, red or white. See for yourself here.

In addition to turning into a chic dépanneur that provides a lot of restaurant-quality good from local producers, chef Normand Laprise and the teams from his Toqué! teams are doing dinner and selling their wines from their newest enterprise Beau Mont.

Having flipped to a takeout restaurant for the city as a whole and delivery for everyone in the immediate area in and around Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Hélicoptère’s wine list is also up for grabs. You can find a sample of their offerings here, a photo which displays some responsible social distancing in and of itself.

No stranger to enjoying good and wine, this pride and joy of the Montreal culinary landscape has a wide range of Quebecois goods you can pick up from their restaurant-turned-dépanneur, some wines, ciders and beers are available for you to pick up from their primary address on Duluth.

A source of great takeout in the form of ready-to-eat meals, this takeout counter sells a lot of great local products like pasta, butters, jams and more that they’ll be more than happy ot help you pair with a fine bottle or two. You can order directly with them here.

Up in Ahuntsic, you can either pick up bottles directly from this choice bakery and restaurant—alongside some of the best bread and pastries in town in addition to ready-to-eat meals—or you can order it for delivery, provided you’re within their radius.

Don’t bother asking us why more people aren’t talking about this amazing restaurant, its continual service to the city to provide us with good food and wine. Grabbing some delicious brochettes or just getting a solid slice of steak to cook yourself at home is one thing, but if you don’t take advantage of the cellar they have here, that’d be criminal.

Choice burgers and other casse-croûte comforts are so, so essential when dealing with the doldrums of staying inside day in and day out. When you do finally see sunlight again during an excursion for good food to bring home, consider grabbing some wine from this famous spot while you’re waiting on a burger or two.

If you live with a postal code that begins with H, you can take advantage of getting some great eats to enjoy with some excellent biodynamic bottles. They’re handling everything in-house from their location in Chinatown, so visit their website to see what they’re selling.

We’ve always enjoyed—and now dearly miss—having some of the best brunch in Montreal at Le Butterblume. However, the other half of their operation, a boutique grocery store, is taking the full load of labour by providing Montrealers with quality goods, and that definitely includes wine. Your best bet is to visit their store to see what they’ve got in stock.

You may not be able to grab a seat at Martin Juneau’s restaurant any time soon, but you can pick up enough good food and good wine to bring home and feel like you’re there. Their cellars’ stocks of natural wine alone is a great reason to drop and get something you’ll never find at an SAQ.

In addition to the savory snacks of the Comptoir and something sweet from Stephanie Labelle’s bakery, we strongly recommend you grab some wine from this place. If you’re not sure what to get, just ask the person at the counter what would pair best with your order. You won’t be disappointed.

As one of the best Vietnamese restaurants in Montreal, this is one of the most solid bets you can make when heading out in search of solid pho, rolls and papaya salads; why not make it a romantic/special night by grabbing some expertly chosen wines from them as well?

Fluffy Neapolitan crust pizza from this Point-Saint-Charles restaurant will give your stomach the warm embrace it needs in trying times like this, but make it extra special with some of the wines they have available here. Our latest reports say it’s 10% off there as well.