Nestled between Little Italy to the west, Villeray to the north, Rosemont to the east, and the Plateau to the south, La Petite-Patrie offers a huge variety of cuisines, including solid options for Salvadoran pupusas, Korean pajeon pancakes, Creole djon-djon rice, and more. While many of the restaurants in this neighbourhood have reopened their dining rooms since receiving the government go-ahead on June 22, reduced capacity requirements mean the takeout and delivery setups that kept them afloat in the spring are unlikely to go anywhere anytime soon.
For the purposes of this map, Eater defined La Petite-Patrie as everything between Jean-Talon and the railway tracks (north to south) and St-Denis to Papineau (west to east). Everything west of that is covered on the Little Italy and Mile-Ex map, while the Rosemont guide covers the eastern stretch.
Some venues on this list have resumed dine-in service. However, this should not be taken as an endorsement for dining in, as safety concerns remain. For updated information on coronavirus cases in your area, please visit the official sites of the Quebec government and Montreal’s public health authority (Santé Montréal). Studies indicate a lower exposure risk when outdoors, but the level of risk involved with patio dining is contingent on restaurants following strict social distancing and other safety guidelines.
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