MONTREAL
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The 10 most popular food in Montreal. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Montreal Mile End food crawl in a small group with 7 tastings: smoked meat, bagel, poutine, gnocchi, cannoli, coffee, ice cream, secret dish.
“Eric was awesome! Tour was very fun and the food was very good. Eric was very friendly and knowledgeable about the city.”
Taste Montreal like a local on a small-group tour from Jean-Talon Market through Little Italy and Rosemont with coffee, food, and chocolate.
“When in Montreal you simply MUST do this tour. Pasqual our guide was enthusiastic, conscientious and very knowledgeable. The food was delicious and plentiful. It was very well arranged and we even got a recommendations booklet of other venues at the end of the tour. To the owner of this… Pas warrant's a pay rise!…”
Old Montreal guided food tour with 5 tastings, beer or tea, and Old Port history. Small group, ~3 hours, English.
“Very fun tour guide. We've been on a handful of other food tours and this one sticks out as dynamic in terms of the different players we got to try. The charcuterie stop was our least favorite, the story behind it was cool but being squeezed in the back of a grocery store wasn't ideal,…”
Snacks in Mile End: 3-hour guided food walk with smoked meat, bagels, Greek pastry, gnocchi, cannoli, and poutine.
“Great tour guide, incredible food, excellent overall experience! Especially the hibiscus drink and bagels.”
A 3-hour Mile End Montreal food tour with hand-rolled bagels, poutine, smoked meat and sweet stops, plus street art and great guides.
“Anna did an incredible job! She was very knowledgeable of the food scene in Montréal and the city at large. We learned a lot all while sampling delicious cuisine. I cannot recommend her and this tour enough.”
A private Mile End food tour with 6+ Montreal bites: bagels, smoked meat poutine, street gnocchi, cannoli, plus a Caribbean secret dish.
“Our group was small and were very friendly. The guide was entertaining and helpful. The food was varied, but heavy on the carbs.”
Eat Mile End classics and surprises on a 3-hour walk with 8+ tastings, wood-fired bagels, smoked-meat poutine, gnocchi, cannoli.
“I wouldn’t have known these “mom and pop” restaurants if not of this tour. My husband really enjoyed the food tastings and wish to eat more however we start to get full at the 5th stops. We too enjoyed our guide Eric!”
Montreal’s Jewish food walk from Outremont to Schwartz’s, with bagels, deli classics, pastries, and neighborhood history in 3.5 hours.
“The tour itself was interesting. The food samples likewise were interesting. Be vigilante on which samples you get from the guide. Although the bag of bagels was hot, she gave me the top one which was cold and not nearly as tasty as my friend's warm bagel. At the end where we were supposed to…”
4-hour Jewish neighborhood food stroll in Montreal with smoked meat, bagels, falafel, and kosher desserts plus real stories on the streets.
“The Jewish Neighborhood food tour was an amazing experience. Every bite of food we had was delicious. The tour covers a fair amount of distance but the pace was very manageable for a wide range of people in our group. Beyond the food, the tour also covered on the history of the Jewish people in…”
Taste Montreal in Little Italy and Jean-Talon Market on a small-group tour with 8 bites, drinks, and local stories in 2–3 hours.
“Luca was a brilliant tour guide and the food was delish. Highly recommend for a morning in montreal!”
