The bagel of Montreal is something far different than a standard New York style bagel. Their unique texture and flavor has caused some debate with those native to the US. Montrealers love their bagels and we want to see what its all about!

Nothing more local than the shops in Chinatown, and we have heard this one is one of the best!  Furthermore, it has some really cheap prices that will keep our college student wallet's happy!

A very popular place with the Spanish community, "The Red Room" doubles as both a restaurant and a performance hall! They are well known for their tapas as well as the Flamenco dancers that perform on Thursday nights!

A classic stop when in Little Italy. This old-school cafe hits those nostalgic cords with its 1950's decor with a pretty shade of ugly. The Store owners have worked hard to keep this place looking the same as it has since its creation in 1956.

This Lebanese-Canadian fast food restaurant is a Montreal staple allowing people to eat great shawarma and kababs at affordable prices. Since 1986 they have been serving the hungry people of the city.

The oldest deli in Canada with over 90 years of tradition! This great sandwich stop

was suggested to us by our professor Susan. This renowned deli will let us experience a unique side to Canadian Jewish food culture.