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MTLàTABLE 2026 returns to Montréal’s restaurants with special menus from $38, $28 brunches and exclusive tasting experiences.

If your fall calendar is already filling up, make room for this.
MTLàTABLE 2026 returns to Montréal this fall, bringing together 165 restaurants across the city for nearly three weeks of special menus, new discoveries and very good excuses to eat out.
Whether you're a local looking for your next favourite restaurant or visiting Montréal with a serious appetite, this delicious event is an easy way to explore the city through food.
Now in its 14th edition, the annual culinary event organized by Tourisme Montréal is giving Montrealers and visitors the chance to explore the city's restaurant scene, with menus starting at $28 for brunch and $38 for dinner.
Read: Inside the next-level dinner at Molenne during the 13th edition of MTLàTABLE
Don’t miss this renowned event from October 29 to November 15, 2026, with participating restaurants across Montréal offering specially created menus throughout the event.
This year's lineup has plenty of new places to discover: around 50 restaurants are participating in MTLàTABLE for the first time.
Menus are available at $38, $55, $70 and $90, while participating restaurants are also offering $28 brunch menus.
There are 165 restaurants taking part this year, covering everything from casual neighbourhood spots to some of Montréal's most celebrated dining rooms.
Check out the complete list here:
Balboa Pizza, BEVO Bar + Pizzeria, Biiru, Brasserie Dieu du Ciel! (Montréal), Café Rutba, East, El Sabor de Mexico, Escondite Union, Joker Resto Ludique, La Chope Angus - Brasserie artisanale, La jeune Espiègle, Le Bay Cà Phê, L'Estaminet, Motel Ontario, Pizzeria Gema, Pizzeria Heirloom, Porte à Côté, Restaurant Kyomi, Restaurant Vesta, Sabrosa, Santos, Sésame Atwater, Siboire Notre-Dame, Stella Pizzeria - Laurier, Trattoria Gio, Tsukuyomi Ramen Bishop, Tsukuyomi Ramen Mile-End.
3 Pierres 1 Feu, 325 F, Aqua E Farina, Archway Verdun, Bistrot La Fabrique, Bloom Sushi, Buvette Beaubien, Buvette June, Buvette Pastek, Buvette Pompette, Cabotins, Café Le Petit Flore, Café Miracolo, Capisco, Caribou gourmand, Cerise Buvette, Château Maneki, Cinqàsept, CUP Pub Thaïlandais, Darna bistroquet, État-Major, Hayat, Il Bazzali, Jacopo, Joséphine, Kinoya Bistro, La Cale, La cuillère gourmande - Greasy Spoon, La Part des Anges, Labarake Caserne à manger, Le Bouchon par Bleu & Persillé, Le Mékong, Le Speakeasy, Les Cavistes Restaurant Bar à vin, Les Enfants Terribles (Île-des-Sœurs), Les Enfants Terribles (Place Ville Marie), Lola Rosa (Place des Arts), LOV McGill, Mignon Petite-Bourgogne, Mignon Steak Vieux-Montréal, Momo, Monsieur B, Mui Mui Montréal, Oncle Lee, Oncle Lee Kăo, Place carmin, Restaurant Île de France, Restaurant Kamúy, Restaurant La Rose des Sables, Restaurant Le 514, Restaurant Les Pyrénées, Restaurant Les Street Monkeys, Restaurant Papito, Restaurant Siam, Restaurant Tbsp., Restaurant Véranda, Reuben's, Le Deli & Steakhouse de Montréal, Rôtisserie Chez Cécile, Spuntino, Stanley, Stella Brasserie, Tabac Villeray, Tamisé Sushi, Umami Ramen & Izakaya, Verdun Beach, Vieux-Port Steakhouse, Walter bistro, YEN Cuisine Japonaise.
Aldea MTL, Annette Bar a vin, Au Petit Extra, Bagatelle Bistro, Bazart, Benjamin Steakhouse Parisien, Bistro La Franquette, Bistro Le Cerf-Volant, Bivouac, Bo' Dégât, Brasserie 701, Brasserie Le Pois Penché, Chez Suzette, Côba Sushi, Commodore, Deville Dinerbar, Freddi, Gaspar Brasserie Française, GaZette - Bistro Bar, Hang, Ibérica, IBÉRICOS Taverne à tapas espagnoles, Impasto, Kitchen Galerie, Kwizinn Vieux-Port, Kyo Bar Japonais, La Bêtise (Verdun), La Prunelle, L'Auberge Saint-Gabriel, Le Boulevardier, Le Godot, Le Millen, Le Molière, Le Virunga, Les Canailles, Maggie Oakes, Mama C, MATI, Modavie, Nikkei MTL, Pincette - Bar à homard, Provisions bar à vin, Renoir, Restaurant Bungalow, Restaurant Fish Bone, Restaurant h3, Restaurant Holder, Restaurant La Raclette, Restaurant Leméac, Rose Ross, Satu Lagi, Sham Vegan, Terroirs, Yama.
Anemone, Chez Lévêque, Graziella, Gueuleton, Hana Korean Steakhouse, Le St-Urbain, Les mômes, Monème, Nama Omakase, Portus360, Ratafia, Restaurant Bayrut, Restaurant de l'ITHQ, Restaurant Hélicoptère, Restaurant La Chronique, Terrasse William Gray.
3 Pierres 1 Feu, 325 F, Bagatelle Bistro, Benjamin Steakhouse Parisien, Brasserie 701, Buvette Pastek, Café Le Petit Flore, Café Rutba, Caribou gourmand, Chez Suzette, Commodore, Darna bistroquet, Deville Dinerbar, Gaspar Brasserie Française, Hayat, IBÉRICOS Taverne à tapas espagnoles, Jacopo, Kwizinn Vieux-Port, La Cale, La Part des Anges, Le Bouchon par Bleu & Persillé, L'Estaminet, Maggie Oakes, Pincette - Bar à homard, Place carmin, Renoir, Restaurant Bayrut, Restaurant Île de France, Restaurant Le 514, Restaurant Les Pyrénées, Restaurant Véranda, Satu Lagi, Sham Vegan, Tabac Villeray, Umami Ramen & Izakaya, Vieux-Port Steakhouse.
MTLàTABLE is also bringing back its Air Canada signature experiences for a second year.
7 Montréal restaurants—Foxy, Hoogan et Beaufort, Lawrence, Le Violon, Molenne, Pichai and Sushi Nishinokaze—will serve exclusive tasting menus created for the event.
The experiences include opportunities to meet chefs, discover standout ingredients and try dishes created specifically for MTLàTABLE.
Two of the participating restaurants, Hoogan et Beaufort and Sushi Nishinokaze, received a MICHELIN Star in 2026.
There's also more to MTLàTABLE than the restaurant reservations.
The DÉVORE culinary guide, first launched in 2025, returns to highlight the people, neighbourhoods and food trends shaping Montréal's culinary scene.
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Think of it as another reason to keep exploring after your MTLàTABLE reservation is over, with the guide available at participating restaurants, the tourist information centre and hotels throughout Greater Montréal.
MTLàTABLE arrives at a moment when Montréal's restaurant scene is attracting increasing attention from major culinary guides and rankings, including the MICHELIN Guide, Canada's 100 Best Restaurants and Air Canada's Best New Restaurants.
For visitors, food is also a major part of the Montréal experience. According to Tourisme Montréal, food accounted for 37 per cent of visitor spending in the city between July 2025 and June 2026.
When: October 29 to November 15, 2026
How many restaurants: 165
Dinner menu prices: $38, $55, $70 and $90
Brunch: $28
First-time participants: Around 50 restaurants
Where: Restaurants across Montréal
The complete list of MTLàTABLE 2026 restaurants, menus and participating chefs is available here.
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