Top Montreal Desserts & Sweets

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.

Begin your experience in the heart of Mile End, where you’ll meet your local guide outside St-Viateur Bagel and enjoy a freshly baked Montreal-style bagel, a true staple of the city. Continue through this vibrant neighborhood to sample a classic smoked meat sandwich at Lester’s Deli, while learning about Montreal’s rich Jewish culinary heritage. Along the way, explore local streets filled with culture and stop at Drogheria Fine for their famous gnocchi served straight from the window. Cross Saint Laurent Boulevard and discover how this historic street shaped the city’s diverse identity before enjoying an additional tasting inspired by Montreal’s Greek or Eastern European communities. No food tour is complete without poutine, so you’ll enjoy this Quebec classic at Poutineville. Finish with coffee and dessert at Caffe Grazie Mille, the perfect ending to a fully curated food experience.

See more of Montreal's highlights than you could independently on this sightseeing bus tour of the city. Visit many of the city's top attractions, from Notre-Dame Basilica and Chinatown to Mount Royal Park, the Olympic Stadium, Old Montreal, and much more. Hop aboard a comfortable motor coach and get to know the largest city in Quebec province, with live commentary from a professional tour conductor.

Explore Montreal's Mile End district, home to some of the city's top chocolatiers. This chocolate-themed walking tour will not only satisfy your sweet tooth but also take you behind the scenes of some of the city's best chocolate shops, so you can experience the entire process from bean to bar. Along the way, receive personalized tips and recommendations from your guide, a chocolate connoisseur, and sample at least nine different chocolately treats.

Explore the best of Montreal on this narrated, hop-on hop-off, double-decker bus tour. Visit many of Montreal’s top attractions — like Notre-Dame Basilica, Chinatown, Mount Royal Park, Crescent Street, Old Port and Old Montreal, to name just a few. With this two day pass, you can board at any of the 10 stops and get to know the largest city in Quebec in customized fashion, with live onboard commentary from a bilingual professional tour conductor.

Enjoy a relaxing way to sightsee and admire some of Montreal's top sights on this narrated cruise along the St. Lawrence River. Travel aboard a vessel that's complete with sunny terraces and a glass-enclosed dining area, passing area landmarks including the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, the Biosphere, the Olympic Stadium, and the scenic shoreline. Along the way, hear tales about the city’s founding and rich history.

Travel from historic Old Montreal to the borough of Plateau Mont-Royal on this walking tour of the city. Visit the ornately decorated Basilica then wander the streets of Vieux-Montréal while learning about the city’s history and checking out its street art. Plus, make stops in the entertainment district and Chinatown.

Explore Québec City and the surrounding region on this guided, full-day sightseeing tour from Montreal. Hop aboard your coach to visit Québec City’s top attractions, including the UNESCO-listed Old Québec, Place Royale, and the Plains of Abraham, before venturing into the scenic countryside to see Montmorency Falls. Hear commentary from your guide along the way, and enjoy convenient hotel pickup and drop-off from downtown Montreal.

Enjoy a memorable and relaxed way to explore Montreal—and admire a new perspective on the city—when you explore by boat on this Bateau-Mouche sightseeing cruise on the St. Lawrence River. Pick a tour duration and departure time that work best for you, make your own way to the Old Port, and get settled in near the floor-to-ceiling windows or on the open-air terrace. You can look forward to seeing top city landmarks, from the Montreal waterfront to the Olympic Stadium.

Savor a gourmet evening in Montreal with this sunset dinner cruise along the St. Lawrence River. Soak up stunning views of the Old Port, Jacques-Cartier Bridge, and the Biosphere while indulging in a locally inspired 3- or 5-course meal crafted on board. Afterward, hit the dance floor to the sounds of a DJ set or unwind on the upper deck, sipping cocktails and soaking in panoramic views under the starlit sky.

Discover southern Quebec's beautiful Laurentian Mountains on this full-day tour from Montreal. Travel along narrow country roads admiring views of the breathtaking mountain range — including Mont Tremblant, well known for its popular ski resort. Stop in delightful towns like Saint-Sauveur, Saint-Adolphe-d'Howard and Mont-Tremblant. Enjoy free time to eat (own expense), shop and walk around these quaint, French-style villages. It’s all in a day away from the hustle of city life on this picturesque sightseeing adventure. Montreal hotel pickup and drop-off included.

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!