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Noon-hour winners

by Tim Forster and Ian Harrison Updated
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| Randall Brodeur
by Tim Forster and Ian Harrison Updated

Lunch can be a dreary enterprise in this city, especially for those who want to cobble together a memorable midday meal at the last minute. It pays to plan, and, as always, to do some research. Want a change from the drudgery of weekday brown bag repertoire? Check out these fine Montreal restaurants, open all or most weekdays (note that many are closed Mondays).

Looking to lunch downtown or in Old Montreal? There's a guide for that over here.

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1. Hà

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243, avenue Mont-Royal Ouest, Montreal
QC, Canada
(514) 848-0336
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At Hà, enjoy takes on bia hoi Vietnamese street food from chef Ross Louangsignotha and company. Open Tuesday to Friday for lunch from noon to 3 p.m.
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2. Red Tiger

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1201 de Maisonneuve Est, Montreal
QC H2L 2A1, Canada
(514) 439-7006
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Red Tiger, a Village cocktail bar with Vietnamese pub grub, opens for lunch Tuesday to Friday, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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3. Restaurant le Mile-Ex

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6631 Jeanne-Mance, Montreal
QC H2V 4L1, Canada
(514) 272-7919
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Lunch at Grégory Paul's Mile-Ex restaurant starts with the likes of the hefty Motherf***er Burger and famous Merguez Squid Roll.

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4. Larrys

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9, avenue Fairmount Est
H2T 1S4, Canada
(514) 708-1070
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Lawrence's little neighbour is quite the versatile lunch option. Small plates to share, a late breakfast for lunch, or a heftier, drawn out meal for those who have time to linger. With excellent coffee, beer, wine, and cocktails to boot.
Larrys

5. Les Fillettes

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1226 rue Van Horne, Montreal
QC H2V 1K3, Canada
(514) 271-7502
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The nifty wine bar makeover of Le Paris Beurre opens for lunch from Monday to Friday as of 11 a.m. Enjoy well-made, affordable bistro fare (no dish is over $22), and, natch, stellar juice.
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6. Le St-Urbain

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96 rue Fleury Ouest, Montreal
QC H3L 1T2, Canada
(514) 504-7700
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Marc-André Royal's Ahuntsic restaurant is a reliable staple on the city's culinary scene. Chef Adam Ganten serves up dishes with a bistro feel (soups, salmon, risotto) but fine-dining refinement — there's also a five-course degustation as a lunch option.
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7. Dinette Triple Crown

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6704 rue Clark, Montreal
QC H2S 3E9, Canada
(514) 272-2617
(514) 272-2617
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Lunch is a great time to beat the crowds at this queue-stricken purveyor of excellent fried chicken and other Southern food. Their hugely popular picnic baskets are a good summer option, but few seem to realize that there's a full dining room on site, too. Tip: ask about the daily specials.
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8. Milos

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5357 avenue du Parc, Montreal
QC H2V 4G9, Canada
(514) 272-3522
(514) 272-3522
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The city's finest Greek restaurant is known as a veritable treat on the seafood front, although evening diners will usually pay a handsome sum for it. Lunch, however, is served every weekday, a steal at three courses for $25. They also guarantee in-and-out service within an hour if needed.
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9. Le Quartier Général

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1251 rue Gilford, Montreal
QC H2J 1R2, Canada
(514) 658-1839
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Vincent Chatelais and Dominic Laflamme have built this tucked-away Gilford Street spot up into one of the most popular neighbourhood restaurants in the Plateau. The lunch table d'hôte is a steal for technically on-point French cuisine; day drinkers take note: it's BYOB, too.
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10. Moleskine

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3412, Avenue du Parc, Montreal
QC H2X 2H5, Canada
(514) 903-6939
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Some of the city's best pizzas are served on the more casual ground level of this somewhat new arrival from the people behind wine bar Pullman. Head upstairs and it's more formal Italian from chef Frédéric St-Aubin.
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11. Sumac

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3618 Notre-Dame Ouest, Montreal
QC H4C 1P5, Canada
(514) 935-1444
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By virtue of selling falafel and shawarma, Sumac is on the casual end of this guide, but it's nonetheless an eminently pleasing option for a sit-down lunch, with flavour-packed salads, pickles, and dips rounding out a menu that is a notch above your average shawarma vendor.
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12. 3734

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3734 Rue Notre-Dame O, Montreal
QC H4C 1P7, Canada
(514) 303-0777
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Modern Portuguese is the focus at this newer St-Henri locale — befitting the cuisine, piri-piri chicken and grilled seafood options are among the strengths.
3734

13. Park

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378 Avenue Victoria, Westmount
QC H3Z 2N4, Canada
(514) 750-7534
(514) 750-7534
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Much like other places on this map, lunch is an excellent time to beat the crowds at Antonio Park's eponymous Westmount restaurant. Park staples like the full omakase or kobe beef may not be on offer at the noon hour, but the essence of the restaurant still shines through in lunchy options like teriyaki don or chirashi.

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1. Hà

243, avenue Mont-Royal Ouest, Montreal, QC, Canada
Hà
At Hà, enjoy takes on bia hoi Vietnamese street food from chef Ross Louangsignotha and company. Open Tuesday to Friday for lunch from noon to 3 p.m.
243, avenue Mont-Royal Ouest, Montreal
QC, Canada
(514) 848-0336
Visit Website

2. Red Tiger

1201 de Maisonneuve Est, Montreal, QC H2L 2A1, Canada
Red Tiger
Red Tiger, a Village cocktail bar with Vietnamese pub grub, opens for lunch Tuesday to Friday, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
1201 de Maisonneuve Est, Montreal
QC H2L 2A1, Canada
(514) 439-7006
Visit Website

3. Restaurant le Mile-Ex

6631 Jeanne-Mance, Montreal, QC H2V 4L1, Canada
Lunch at Grégory Paul's Mile-Ex restaurant starts with the likes of the hefty Motherf***er Burger and famous Merguez Squid Roll.
6631 Jeanne-Mance, Montreal
QC H2V 4L1, Canada
(514) 272-7919
Visit Website

4. Larrys

9, avenue Fairmount Est, H2T 1S4, Canada
Larrys
Lawrence's little neighbour is quite the versatile lunch option. Small plates to share, a late breakfast for lunch, or a heftier, drawn out meal for those who have time to linger. With excellent coffee, beer, wine, and cocktails to boot.
9, avenue Fairmount Est
H2T 1S4, Canada
(514) 708-1070
Visit Website

5. Les Fillettes

1226 rue Van Horne, Montreal, QC H2V 1K3, Canada
Randall Brodeur
The nifty wine bar makeover of Le Paris Beurre opens for lunch from Monday to Friday as of 11 a.m. Enjoy well-made, affordable bistro fare (no dish is over $22), and, natch, stellar juice.
1226 rue Van Horne, Montreal
QC H2V 1K3, Canada
(514) 271-7502
Visit Website

6. Le St-Urbain

96 rue Fleury Ouest, Montreal, QC H3L 1T2, Canada
Le St-Urbain
Marc-André Royal's Ahuntsic restaurant is a reliable staple on the city's culinary scene. Chef Adam Ganten serves up dishes with a bistro feel (soups, salmon, risotto) but fine-dining refinement — there's also a five-course degustation as a lunch option.
96 rue Fleury Ouest, Montreal
QC H3L 1T2, Canada
(514) 504-7700
Visit Website

7. Dinette Triple Crown

6704 rue Clark, Montreal, QC H2S 3E9, Canada
Dinette Triple Crown
Lunch is a great time to beat the crowds at this queue-stricken purveyor of excellent fried chicken and other Southern food. Their hugely popular picnic baskets are a good summer option, but few seem to realize that there's a full dining room on site, too. Tip: ask about the daily specials.
6704 rue Clark, Montreal
QC H2S 3E9, Canada
(514) 272-2617
Visit Website

8. Milos

5357 avenue du Parc, Montreal, QC H2V 4G9, Canada
Milos
The city's finest Greek restaurant is known as a veritable treat on the seafood front, although evening diners will usually pay a handsome sum for it. Lunch, however, is served every weekday, a steal at three courses for $25. They also guarantee in-and-out service within an hour if needed.
5357 avenue du Parc, Montreal
QC H2V 4G9, Canada
(514) 272-3522
Visit Website

9. Le Quartier Général

1251 rue Gilford, Montreal, QC H2J 1R2, Canada
Le Quartier Général
Vincent Chatelais and Dominic Laflamme have built this tucked-away Gilford Street spot up into one of the most popular neighbourhood restaurants in the Plateau. The lunch table d'hôte is a steal for technically on-point French cuisine; day drinkers take note: it's BYOB, too.
1251 rue Gilford, Montreal
QC H2J 1R2, Canada
(514) 658-1839
Visit Website

10. Moleskine

3412, Avenue du Parc, Montreal, QC H2X 2H5, Canada
Moleskine
Some of the city's best pizzas are served on the more casual ground level of this somewhat new arrival from the people behind wine bar Pullman. Head upstairs and it's more formal Italian from chef Frédéric St-Aubin.
3412, Avenue du Parc, Montreal
QC H2X 2H5, Canada
(514) 903-6939
Visit Website

11. Sumac

3618 Notre-Dame Ouest, Montreal, QC H4C 1P5, Canada
Step Inside Saint-Henri Star Sumac on a Friday at Lunchtime Eater Montreal
By virtue of selling falafel and shawarma, Sumac is on the casual end of this guide, but it's nonetheless an eminently pleasing option for a sit-down lunch, with flavour-packed salads, pickles, and dips rounding out a menu that is a notch above your average shawarma vendor.
3618 Notre-Dame Ouest, Montreal
QC H4C 1P5, Canada
(514) 935-1444
Visit Website

12. 3734

3734 Rue Notre-Dame O, Montreal, QC H4C 1P7, Canada
3734
Modern Portuguese is the focus at this newer St-Henri locale — befitting the cuisine, piri-piri chicken and grilled seafood options are among the strengths.
3734 Rue Notre-Dame O, Montreal
QC H4C 1P7, Canada
(514) 303-0777
Visit Website

13. Park

378 Avenue Victoria, Westmount, QC H3Z 2N4, Canada
Much like other places on this map, lunch is an excellent time to beat the crowds at Antonio Park's eponymous Westmount restaurant. Park staples like the full omakase or kobe beef may not be on offer at the noon hour, but the essence of the restaurant still shines through in lunchy options like teriyaki don or chirashi.
378 Avenue Victoria, Westmount
QC H3Z 2N4, Canada
(514) 750-7534
Visit Website

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