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From wine bars to axe throwing, these top spots for dating in Montreal are a guaranteed good time. We've taken the stress out of dating for you. Finding date ideas that don't feel like a forced gesture out of Love, Actually can sometimes be an actual challenge. Luckily in Montreal you're spoiled for choice when it comes to things to do when you've got romance in mind.
From the best restaurants in the city, to the best bars βand some stellar cheap eats in betweenβlet us play wingman. Been there, done that? Think again, my friend. Come for the food and drink, stay for the entertainment.
Time to add this magical pink castle to your list. Picture glamorous vaulted coffered ceilings, lofty archways, romantic staircases, brass chandeliers and burnished gold touches everywhere. And an entrance that feels like you're walking into a 12,square-foot neoclassical cathedral. Caviar and blinis get romance going in our hearts at every turn. Share a plate of garlicky escargots or their miso-kissed green veg plate just check your teeth after in the mirror before smoochie time.
An essential spot on the Montreal nightlife map, this organic-forward bar has exploded in popularity since opening its doors in the summer of Take a seat either by the bar or at one of their stunted tables and hash out that first-date conversation over a tequila-infused cocktail while the DJ plays in the corner. Get high on love at this restaurant overlooking the city from the 46th floor of Place Ville-Marie, where the menu is small but hides lovely surprises like aged duck with foie gras, razor clams prepared with shmaltz, and a Japanese twist on sticky toffee pudding for dessert.
