Top Montreal Desserts & Sweets

To begin your tour, your friendly local guide will meet you outside St-Viateur Bagel. For your first tasty snack, you'll try one of Montreal's famous fresh bagels, a staple of the city's cuisine. Next, you'll head to your second food stop to sample Quebec's most iconic dish, poutine. This Canadian delicacy of french fries topped with gravy and cheese curds is a must-try while in Canada. Afterward, you'll take a break at Jeanne-Mance Park, located at the edge of Mont Royal, to learn about Montreal’s history and have some time to digest your first two stops. The tour continues through Mile End to Schwartz's Deli, one of Montreal’s most famous restaurants. Here, you'll savor a Montreal Smoked Meat Sandwich before heading to the final stop. To conclude the tour, you'll indulge in a sweet dessert, the perfect way to wrap up a food tour. By the end, your tour will finish, and your stomach will be fully satisfied!

On this food-oriented tour, explore Old Montreal (Vieux-Montréal) with a local, certified guide to go beyond the typical tourist haunts. Escape the tourist traps as you visit key sights such as the Place d’Armes and Saint Paul Street (Rue Saint-Paul). Try several local gastronomic delights in one tour, including Montreal-style bagels, local cheeses, delicious canelés, and poutine.

Montreal is one of Canada’s most exciting foodie destinations, with everything from gourmet cuisine to tasty street food. Choose from two main itineraries: one focusing on the Mile End district, the other on the vibrant Jean Talon Market. Sample a variety of local and European-inspired dishes, such as gnocchi and Montreal-style bagels.

Montreal’s Mile End neighborhood boasts an array of dining options. Embark on this guided walking tour to savor a variety of the area's culinary delights, ranging from smoked meat poutine to Greek pastries to the iconic Montreal bagels. Along the way, immerse yourself in insightful commentary about the community and gain a sneak peek into Montreal's trendy neighborhood.

Thought bike tours weren’t possible in Montreal during the winter? Think again! This 2-hour guided fat e-bike tour gets you going up Mount Royal, the city’s sprawling park. With the help of monster tires on electric bikes that grip onto winter surfaces, you can explore Montreal with ease. The powered wheels allow first-timers and experienced cyclists alike to discover the city in all its wintry splendor.

Visit buzzing eateries and busy watering holes on this market and food tour in Montreal. Explore Jean-Talon Market and a section of Little Italy with your guide and discover ‘farm-to-table’ produce, Canada-style. Gain insight into Montreal locals’ love of fresh food and sample some yourself at one of their hole-in-the-wall eateries. Meet the producers who work hard to keep standards high, and gain insight into the Vietnamese, Italian and Latino influences spicing up Canada’s cuisine.

Beer lovers will enjoy this fun brewery tour of Montreal. Get a behind-the-scenes look into how beer is made at local microbreweries. Receive plenty of samples, so you can pick your new favorite beer. Don’t worry about how you’re going to get around the city after a few drinks, as you are conveniently transported by minibus. A fun way to begin a night out in Montreal.

Leave the crowds behind during this half-day Montreal bike tour, and see much more of the city than you could on foot. Admire Montreal’s top sights, explore the city’s diverse neighborhoods, and glide around La Fontaine and Mount Royal parks, then refuel with a tasty snack and a glass of wine or beer in Old Montreal. You can even opt to keep your bike rental for the rest of the day after the tour.

Rediscover this neighbourhood at the heart of Canada’s cradle of industrialization; home to the English, Irish, Scottish and French Canadians but with a long history of community engagement and a long beer history as well. We will explore beer and its different facets in the Pointe from micro-breweries to taverns, food and beer pairings as well as the history of beer in Montreal from its early beginnings in New France. Drink and be merry while exploring the neighbourhood with a guide that knows their history and beer. The tour lasts 4.5 hours and includes approximately 3 kilometers of walking. The tour is done on foot and includes: 2 microbreweries 1 Tavern A historic diner Two beer focused boutiques with food savoury and sweet pairings The history of Pointe-Saint-Charles, the Lachine Canal and New France, always linked with beer!