It’s worth the trip down the 40 West to this long standing fave serving innovative sushi and immaculately plated Japanese cuisine. Their private room holds up to 20 people and the main dining room will take reservations for groups of eight.

A sophisticated Montreal mainstay for Greek fare, Milos offers semi-private dining rooms which can host up to 30 guests, or book their exclusive ‘Cava’ room, which can accommodate up to 55 people.

Vietnamese-Korean fusion is the main event at this colourful, funky spot that might be the only place in the world where pho and poutine meet on the menu. They will happily take reservations for groups of up to 40 — just call or email to reserve your group.

This near flawless French restaurant offers one private room with a capacity of 24, where the chefs will create a custom menu for your event, as well as a semi-private mezzanine for eight.

Seasonal, elevated French plates are on the menu at this St-Henri nook from owners Chantal Paradis, Marc-André Vallée, and renowned chef Dany Bolduc. There is one private room that seats 22, but you better call months in advance because this one’s a tough ticket.

For anyone craving a crème de la crème experience for a dinner party, there are two private rooms available at chef Daniel Boulud’s Montreal restaurant: one can hold 24 diners, and the other can accommodate six.

Since 1985, this downtown restaurant has served some of the best Indian food Montreal has to offer, and is worth considering for groups of up to 25.

With the right reservation, sizable groups can procure themselves a spot at one of Montreal’s renowned restaurants for haute vegan and gluten-free cuisine. Note that LOV’s original location on McGill Street in Old Montreal is also a possibility, but only for smaller seatings.

With its swanky decor and menu of oysters, tartares, and lots of Canadian steaks, Grinder fits the bill for a cool spot for a night out or even just a weeknight dinner. Their private room can be booked for lunch or dinner. Call them to hear all the options.

This Vietnamese pub dishes up street food classics with a twist alongside housemade cocktails and lots of beer on tap in a 1950’s diner-inspired space. They’re up to the challenge of groups of 15 or more, just make sure to call them well in advance.

This Old Montreal newcomer boasts two private dining rooms with capacity of up to 60 people. They will happily create a custom menu whether you choose a sit-down or a cocktail-style event.

Set in the heart of Old Montreal since 1969, Gibbys is a steakhouse with old-world charm and high-quality plates. The options for group dining are plenty including an intimate space called The Alcove for up to 40 guests, The Lounge, which offers more of a bistro vibe and holds up to 70 people, plus the outdoor Courtyard for nibbles and bar service. The main dining room can also be reserved for larger events.

Steeped with over 300 years of history, this sprawling complex serving seasonal French fare has five private rooms with capacity for  group sizes from 20 to 160 people.