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There’s a new place to grab lunch, take a shopping break or meet up with friends in the heart of Downtown Montréal—and it’s officially complete.
Les Terrasses — Espace Restos located in the Tunnel level of the Montréal Eaton Centre is now fully open, marking the final phase of a major redesign that has transformed the space into a bright, greenery-filled dining destination with approximately 800 seats.
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Designed by Montréal firm LemayMichaud, the revamped space is inspired by terrasses of yesteryear, combining natural light, greenery and open communal seating to create a more welcoming place to pause in the middle of the city.
The final phase brings four new restaurants to Les Terrasses: Basha, Shanghai 360, Grillades Torino and Rôtisserie Piri Piri.
They join 7 spots that have been open since the first phase launched last winter: A&W, Bento Sushi, Edo Japon, Jugo Juice, Poke Monstre, Subway and Thai Express.
The result is a mix of cuisines and price points designed to suit everything from a quick solo lunch to a casual meal with colleagues—or a much-needed break during a day of shopping.
And there are two more spots planned, meaning the dining lineup isn't quite finished yet.
The newly completed Les Terrasses also arrives alongside another major addition to the shopping centre: L'Imaginaire, a 16,000-square-foot destination for games, collectibles and toys.
Founded in Québec in 1986, the family-owned retailer carries everything from board games and collectible cards to manga, puzzles and toys, making it a new draw for collectors and curious shoppers alike.
What else is happening at the Montréal Eaton Centre?
Have you heard? Marshalls has also opened on the Metro level, adding another major fashion retailer to the Downtown shopping mix. The store offers clothing, accessories and well-known brands at discounted prices.
Together, the new openings are giving the Montréal Eaton Centre's Tunnel and Metro levels a noticeable refresh—and creating even more reasons to make a stop Downtown.
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And if you're hungry for something beyond the food-court lineup, the centre is already home to Time Out Market Montréal, with 15 restaurants and 7 bars under one 40,000 square-foot roof.
A culinary and cultural destination smack dab in the heart of Downtown, the Market is a gigantic space below a massive skylight is where you’ll find a handpicked selection of restaurants and chefs by the editorial staff at Time Out Montréal—including a jam-packed calendar of activities and events.
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