Iconic rooftop bar on Hotel Nelligan with sightlines across Old Montreal and the Saint-Lawrence River. Famous for mimosa brunches. Retractable awnings available. Sources: Time Out, Daily Hive, Tourisme Montreal, Cult MTL, Montreal Diaries.

Fifth-floor rooftop of Auberge du Vieux-Port with panoramic views of the Old Port and St. Lawrence River. 2025 menu features bison tartare, grilled octopus, tuna tataki, and poke bowls. Sources: Time Out, Narcity, Daily Hive, Tourisme Montreal, experienceoldmontreal.com.

Eighth-floor rooftop of Hotel William Gray with panoramic views of the Old Port, Ferris wheel, and St. Lawrence River. Firepits available. Winner of Cult MTL Best of MTL 2025 reader poll. Sources: Time Out, Cult MTL, OpenTable, Montreal Diaries, Tourisme Montreal, Daily Hive.

Fourth-floor terrace of Hotel William Gray overlooking Place Jacques-Cartier. West Coast-inspired cuisine, lush decor, mezze plates. Sources: Time Out, Daily Hive, Tourisme Montreal, Montreal Diaries.

Rooftop bar on Hotel Place d'Armes with views of Place d'Armes square and Notre-Dame Basilica. Partially covered for gray days. Brunch, lunch, and dinner. Sources: Time Out, Daily Hive, Tourisme Montreal, The Rooftop Guide.

Hidden courtyard with colorful flowers and shrubs set against historic 1812 architecture (National Historical Site). Live jazz performances. Sweet and savory crepes, gourmet salads. Sources: Time Out, Tourisme Montreal, Montreal Diaries, experienceoldmontreal.com.

Hidden garden courtyard with tree canopy, singing birds, and petanque area. Sources: Time Out, Tastet.

Oldest restaurant in the city, first constructed in 1688. Open-air courtyard terrace. Includes Velvet speakeasy bar downstairs. Sources: Time Out.

Prime location for people-watching and heritage architecture views. Trattoria-style Italian with housemade pasta, stone oven-braised meats. Italian-style weekend brunch with bellinis. Sources: OpenTable, Eater/Wanderlog.

Inner courtyard with cobblestones, awnings, flower baskets, hibiscus and oleander plants. Sources: Time Out, Tourisme Montreal.

Parisian brasserie atmosphere with views over De la Commune Street. French techniques with modern Montreal cuisine. Weekend brunch available. Sources: OpenTable.

Sixth-floor rooftop on Hampton Inn with lush jungle vegetation inspired by Vietnam's French colonial architecture. 7,000-square-foot space with tropical decor. Views of Old Montreal. Sources: Time Out, Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Terrace in prime Old Montreal setting. Sources: Tastet.

Garden courtyard on Saint-Gabriel street surrounded by old buildings. Features flowers, plants, outdoor bar, stone walls, and greenery for a private setting. Sources: experienceoldmontreal.com.

A 55-seat interior courtyard garden inside a 19th-century building named after two former Montreal mayors. Celebrates Quebec's craft distillery scene with locally farmed ingredients and English-inspired pub food. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal, SDC Old Montreal.

An enchanting courtyard terrace tucked behind a stone-walled dining room on Saint-Paul Street. Seafood-focused menu with lobster, mussels, salmon tartare, and calamari. Small, intimate, and consistently praised for its calm atmosphere. Sources: Tourisme Montreal, TripAdvisor, RestoMontreal.

The private courtyard of Hotel Saint-Sulpice, designed to evoke Arizona's desert serenity. Chef Piérard works with smoking, charcoal grilling, and fermentation. One of Old Montreal's most peaceful and hidden outdoor escapes. Sources: Cour Arrière, Tourisme Montreal, RestoMontreal.

Italian patio terrace with wood-fired pizza and Italian cocktails. Sources: Montreal Diaries.

Charming wine bar on Saint-Paul. Sources: Tastet.

Charming terrace on Saint-Paul Street. Sources: Tastet.

14th floor of Hyatt Centric in Old Montreal with 360-degree views. Sources: The Rooftop Guide.

Pub tucked off Sainte-Catherine Street with a secret bi-leveled courtyard terrace. Walls covered in creeping vines, heat lamps. Sources: Time Out, Daily Hive, Tourisme Montreal, Montreal Diaries.

Ritz-Carlton garden courtyard with awning-covered wooden deck overlooking a French garden with flagstone paths, artificial brook, and duck pond. Michelin-calibre dining. Sources: Time Out, OpenTable, Tourisme Montreal, MTL Blog, Tastet.

Montreal's highest terrace at the 44th floor of Place Ville Marie. Breathtaking sunset views. Sources: Time Out, Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Ninth-floor terrace at Hotel Humaniti. Homemade slush, fried chicken, seasonal creative menu. Open daily. Sources: Time Out, Tastet, Tourisme Montreal, Narcity.

Year-round inner garden. Boho-chic, elegant and lush with greenery. One of the most beautiful terrasses for gourmet Japanese cuisine. Sources: Time Out, Tourisme Montreal, MTL Blog, Tastet.

Inner courtyard at Sofitel hotel. French cuisine with large yellow umbrellas, parasols, and plants. Glass-walled atrium. Live DJ entertainment. Sources: Tastet, OpenTable, Tourisme Montreal.

Third-floor rooftop terrace at Four Seasons Hotel. Chef Marcus Samuelsson. Seafood-focused menu with Japanese influences. Overlooks Leonard Cohen mural. Sources: Tastet, OpenTable, Tourisme Montreal.

Stunning hidden terrace, a peaceful downtown escape. Sources: Tastet, Time Out.

Stylish covered terrace. Portuguese cuisine. Sources: Tastet.

Off-the-beaten-path Mexican restaurant with a hidden patio. Cocktails, ceviche, tacos. Sources: Tourisme Montreal, Tastet.

Hidden terrace on Saint-Alexandre Street. Shared dishes concept. Sources: Tourisme Montreal, Tastet.

Terrasse de Les Enfants Terribles au Place Ville Marie, dans le centre-ville. Cuisine française décontractée. Sources: Tourisme Montreal.

Panoramic terrace with 180-degree view at DoubleTree by Hilton. Quebec-focused bistro food. Sources: Time Out, Tourisme Montreal.

Fifth-floor jungle-themed rooftop at HONEYROSE Hotel. Retractable roof for any weather. Mediterranean cuisine. Sources: Tourisme Montreal, mtl.org.

A 40-seat enclosed and heated terrace tucked beside St-James Church in the shadow of downtown office towers. Playful izakaya menu: karaage, Japadogs, soba salad with bacon, sake, and lychee mojitos. Sources: Tastet, Spotted by Locals.

A palm-lined third-floor terrace atop the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth, inspired by the glam rock era of Ziggy Stardust. Seasonal cocktails, gourmet BBQ, and DJs Thursday–Saturday. Open summer only. Sources: Tastet, The Rooftop Guide, Gentologie.

Promenade level of Marriott Chateau Champlain with views of the city and Windsor station. Asian-inspired cuisine and signature cocktails. Festive atmosphere. Sources: Tastet, mtl.org.

Beautiful courtyard cafe. Bright white space with flowers. Sources: Tastet, Time Out.

Large rooftop terrace atop the SAT arts space overlooking Saint-Laurent Boulevard. Urban jungle in the Quartier des spectacles. Rotating themes with local/international chefs. Sources: Time Out, Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Grand terrace. Irish/English cuisine. Sources: Tastet.

Two terraces; one faces busy Crescent Street for people-watching. Sources: Daily Hive.

Rooftop terrace on 2nd floor. Craft beers, wines, cocktails, fermented nibbles. Spacious terrace with warm service. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal, Narcity.

Terrace extends onto the Main. Popular for oysters and cocktails. Sources: Tastet.

Seafood-centric fine-dining with stunning views of Jeanne-Mance Park. Japanese-accented cuisine. Sources: Time Out, OpenTable, Tastet.

Hidden garden oasis with vibrant colors and a water fountain. Canopied by trees and fenced in. Community-focused cafe since 1976 with vegetarian/vegan-leaning menu. Sources: Time Out, Tourisme Montreal, Tastet.

Hidden terrace with around fifty seats, decorated with plants and colorful murals. BYOW. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

On Duluth Avenue since 1979. Montreal's first BYOW restaurant. Lush garden terrace evoking Mediterranean landscapes. Sources: Tastet, OpenTable.

Craft brewery with bright yellow picnic tables on rooftop. Sources: Tastet.

Summer staple wine bar. Green and yellow decor. Sources: Tastet.

Charming little terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Sunny terrace on Saint-Denis Street. Sources: Tastet.

Welcoming terrace with grass carpets. Sources: Tastet.

Secluded and lush hidden garden. Persian mezze, natural/organic wines. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Charming little terrace on the Main. Sources: Tastet.

One of the most sought-after back terraces on the island, featuring a small pond and heated patio near Parc La Fontaine. Pan-Asian dishes spanning Thailand, Japan, India, and Cambodia, with cocktails fusing Oriental flavours. Sources: Tourisme Montreal, RestoMontreal, TripAdvisor.

A candlelit back terrace with a lush, relaxed vibe on Mont-Royal Avenue. Eclectic ambiance with creative cocktails, charcuterie, and a diverse local crowd. Sources: Yelp, Wanderlog.

Legendary indie music venue and café-bar on Saint-Laurent with live music 7 nights a week. Has hosted Arcade Fire and Helena Deland. Vegetarian and vegan menu. Sources: TripAdvisor, Wikipedia.

A flower-and-vine-draped garden terrace on Saint-Denis operating since 1985. Beloved for its homemade sangria and generous French-Mediterranean salads. One of the Plateau's most charming back patios. Sources: TripAdvisor, RestoMontreal.

Near Avenue Mont-Royal. Sources: Tastet.

Winner of Cult MTL Best of MTL 2025 reader poll for best terrasse. Live DJs, craft beer, energetic atmosphere. Sources: Cult MTL, Montreal Diaries.

Mile End institution since 1970, founded by Italian immigrant Rocco Furfaro. Nearly impossible to find an open spot when the sun comes out. Sources: Tastet, Daily Hive.

Small, unpretentious terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Mile End institution. Lively ambiance. Sources: Tastet.

Leafy canopy terrace. Quebec craft beer institution. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Art Deco bar with rooftop terrace and city views. Pizza, beer, cocktails. Winner of Cult MTL Best of MTL 2025 reader poll. Sources: Tastet, Cult MTL, Tourisme Montreal.

Garage-door entrance terrace. Local products, modern cuisine. Some of the best cuisine in the city. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Stunning terrace. Venetian-inspired cicchetti. Sources: Tastet.

Vibrant terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Modern microbrewery with large garage door opening. Block parties. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

A 'lan khao gang' — a Thai curry shop and grocery hybrid common in Thailand but rare in North America. Casual outdoor seating, short menu of authentic curries, no reservations. Sources: Tastet, Yelp.

One of the city's best streetside setups, ringed by trees and planters. Lush and intimate. Refined Syrian cuisine with 10-12 course tasting menu available. Sources: OpenTable, MTL Blog, Time Out, Tastet.

Charming covered terrace. French brasserie. Sources: Tastet.

Art deco interior. Retractable awnings covering tightly-packed cafe tables with hanging plants. Classic French comfort food. Sources: Time Out.

Watch passersby on Bernard Avenue. Sources: Tastet.

Large wooden deck patio on leafy Laurier Avenue. Italian classics, pizzas and pasta, casual dining. Sources: OpenTable.

Shaded terrace. Gourmet sandwiches, seasonal tasting menu. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Stunning terrace. Catalan wines. Sources: Tastet.

European-inspired outdoor space. Sources: Tastet.

Terrace stretches around the restaurant. Sources: Tastet.

Street-side terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Terrace becomes a lively gathering spot. Sources: Tastet.

Housed in a former garage. Cozy terrace beside the restaurant. One of the best Italian restaurants in Montreal. Sources: Tastet, Milesopedia.

Terrace on Saint-Zotique street. Natural wines, seasonal small plates. Sources: Tastet, Montreal Diaries.

Cozy indoor and street terraces on Beaubien. Craft beer destination. Sources: Tastet.

Charmingly simple street-side terrace. Sources: Tastet.

A hidden tiki bar tucked inside Bar Idole on Plaza Saint-Hubert, open since 2017. Tropical cocktails served in sculpted pineapple glasses, immersive kitschy decor. Open daily until 3am. Sources: Yelp, RestoMontreal, The Main.

A covered rooftop on Plaza Saint-Hubert styled as a 1960s Italian-American sports bar. Crispy hybrid pizzas (New York/New Haven/NJ styles), natural wines, and Rat Pack-era aesthetics. Sources: Cult MTL, The Main.

Canal-side terrace attached to McAuslan Brewery. Picnic tables, string lights, lush greenery. Wood-fired pizza Thursday-Sunday. Dogs welcomed. Winner of Cult MTL Best of MTL 2025 reader poll. Sources: Time Out, Cult MTL, Daily Hive, Montreal Diaries.

One of the city's largest terraces along the Lachine Canal. Industrial-chic brewery. Rotating craft beers, food trucks. Known for creamy IPAs and popular lagers. Winner of Cult MTL Best of MTL 2025 reader poll. Sources: Cult MTL, Narcity, Montreal Diaries, Tourisme Montreal, Tastet.

Charming back terraces. Acclaimed restaurant. Sources: Tastet, Daily Hive.

Secluded charming back terrace. Vegetables and organic/natural wines. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Two beautiful wooden terraces. Market-driven menu with daily-changing dishes. Heated and covered tables. Hyper-seasonal ingredients. Sources: Tastet, OpenTable.

Large green patio facing Lachine Canal. Colorful benches, green wall, picnic tables. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Pink-and-green terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Long, spacious terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Simple and welcoming terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Secret terrace with 35 seats in an old presbytery. 100% local menu. Prix-fixe seasonal. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Charming terrace lined with plants. Sources: Tastet.

Spacious terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Inviting terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Hedge-ringed off-street terrace with garden party atmosphere. Creative dishes with international flair. Sources: OpenTable.

A sun-drenched Mediterranean courtyard set inside the historic New City Gas site, framed by stone walls and curated art installations. Mezze, charcoal-grilled dishes, and private-import wines in a space evoking Mykonos, Tulum, and Ibiza. Sources: Time Out Montreal, MTL Blog, Tourisme Montreal.

A 90-seat terrace with a retractable roof inside a lovingly restored 1889 industrial loft with iron beams and brick walls. Northern Italian cuisine using local organic ingredients from Piedmont, Lombardy, and Emilia-Romagna. Sources: RestoMontreal, TripAdvisor.

Patio situated directly on the water near Atwater Market. Sources: Daily Hive.

Spacious courtyard terrace with fire pit in converted industrial building. Quebec's bounty showcased. Tasting menu available. Fresh housemade pasta. Sources: OpenTable.

Covered and heated terrace. Buvette with shade for hot days. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Back terrace with scattered tables, rattan chairs, hanging vines. Craft cocktails and microbrews. Sources: Time Out.

Retro design with small garden area. Market-priced food. Sources: Daily Hive.

Lush terrace. Local products focus. Sources: Tastet.

Welcoming terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Terrace set up on Saint-Laurent Boulevard. Sources: Tastet.

Take-out counter with terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Large terrace at corner. Sources: Tastet.

A massive backyard terrace at this New Orleans-inspired bar from the team behind Midway and Marion. Perfectly frothy Ramos Gin Fizzes, stiff Sazeracs, baked oysters, and gumbo laced with cheese curds. Sources: MTL Blog, The Main, RestoMontreal.

Wooden terrace with charming lights. Sources: Tastet.

Cozy, colorful, and heated terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Plant-lined terrace under green canopy on the waterfront. DJ Thursdays, seasonal menu. Capacity ~400 guests. Sources: Tourisme Montreal, RestoMontreal.

Street-facing terrace with house-brewed beers. Sources: RestoMontreal.

Mediterranean-style terrace. Tapas and paella. Sources: RestoMontreal.

Covered patio on Place Jacques-Cartier. Sources: RestoMontreal.

Street-side terrace. Lobster-focused menu. Sources: RestoMontreal.

Front and back courtyard terraces. Live DJs Wed-Sat. Sources: RestoMontreal.

Terrace with live music. Sources: RestoMontreal.

Street patio. Japanese cuisine. Sources: RestoMontreal.

South Beach aesthetic, 2nd-floor lounge. Sources: Noovomoi, Tourisme Montreal.

Street terrace. DJ on some nights. Sources: RestoMontreal.

A two-story half-covered rooftop with a compact urban pool atop the Renaissance Montreal Hotel, steps from Place Ville-Marie. Asian fusion cuisine and signature cocktails with downtown skyline views. Open May–September. Sources: The Rooftop Guide, Marriott, RestoMontreal.

3,500 sq ft rooftop with four-season pergola. Private salon available. Sources: Noovomoi, Tourisme Montreal.

Tulum-inspired rooftop terrace. Macramé aesthetic, tacos, cocktails. Sources: Noovomoi, Tourisme Montreal.

French brasserie with weekend brunch. Sources: RestoMontreal, Tourisme Montreal.

Back garden with picnic tables (2 terraces). Japanese café. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

A covered, heated rooftop terrace facing St-James Church in the Quartier des Spectacles. Mediterranean cuisine, live jazz Wednesday–Thursday, DJs Friday–Saturday. Sources: Tourisme Montreal, OpenTable.

Craft microbrewery in the heart of the Latin Quarter serving exclusive beers from their Saint-Hyacinthe brewery. Two terraces including a back patio. Duck confit mac & cheese, smoked brisket poutine. Sources: RestoMontreal, Tourisme Montreal.

A bustling brewpub on Saint-Denis with one of Canada's largest beer selections: 44 taps, 550 bottles, and a 700+ beer bible. Large vibrant terrace, pub food, and retro arcade games. Sources: RestoMontreal, BeerAdvocate.

Backyard terrace with red lanterns. Modern Chinese cuisine. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

Covered terrace. Italian, fresh pasta. Sources: Tastet.

French-inspired. BYOW. Sources: Tastet.

A hidden back terrace surrounded by vines — one of the Plateau's best-kept secrets. Serving traditional Berber and Algerian couscous since 1985. BYOW. Sources: TripAdvisor, RestoMontreal.

A waffle café on Avenue Duluth with two terraces — a front sidewalk terrace and a charming back courtyard full of ivy, greenery, and a winding staircase. Gaufre brunch boards, vegan and gluten-free options. Sources: TripAdvisor, RestoMontreal.

A festive lush back terrace as well as a front sidewalk terrace at this legendary Plateau rum bar, open since 2003. Over 200 rums from 20+ countries, Latin tapas, themed nights including karaoke and musical quiz. Sources: TripAdvisor, The Main, Barraca.

Biergarten-style terrace. Grilled dishes, exclusive beers. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

A stylish sidewalk terrace on Saint-Viateur in the heart of Mile End. Handcrafted pastries and specialty coffee. Sources: Tourisme Montreal.

Small sidewalk terrace. Natural wines, charcuterie. Sources: Tastet.

Greenery-filled terrace. Sharing platters. Sources: Tastet.

A sidewalk patio on Plaza Saint-Hubert specializing in Quebec microbrewery beers — 16 taps and 45 bottles. Pub food, quiz nights Mondays, karaoke Thursdays. Sources: Tourisme Montreal, Yelp.

Mezzanine and summer terrace. Eco-friendly café. Sources: Tastet.

Corner terrace. Artisanal roasting. Sources: Tastet.

Small terrace. Micro-café-caviste. Sources: Tastet.

Canada's first cocktail bar dedicated to the art of aperitivo, with a 60-seat terrace on Saint-Laurent. Extensive amaro and vermouth collection, negroni vending machine, and Italo disco vinyl. Opened 2023. Sources: Tastet, NUVO, Tourisme Montreal.

Street terrace. Italian pastries, gelato. Sources: Tastet.

Boréale brewery's taproom in Mile-Ex with a sidewalk terrace extending to the street. Exclusive and seasonal beers, pizzas and snacks, with furniture crafted by local artisans. Sources: Boréale, Tourisme Montreal.

Vibrant terrace. Café-bar with Asian influences. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal.

A neighbourhood Iberian wine bar with a casual terrace, channeling the spirit of small Spanish counters. Natural and biodynamic wines (mostly private imports), patatas bravas, chorizo in cider, and a free bowl of olives on arrival. Sources: Tastet, Tourisme Montreal, The Main.

A gourmet pub with one of the best oyster bars in town, plus wagyu steak, truffle fries, lobster mac and cheese, and creative cocktails. Stylish decor with DJs some evenings. Sources: Tourisme Montreal, RestoMontreal.

Cozy terrace. Natural wine, Vietnamese heritage. Sources: Tastet.

An urban brasserie inside a converted fire station in the Angus Shops area. Inventive Franco-Québécois cuisine, soaring ceilings, brick walls, a spiral staircase, and a charming terrace. Sources: RestoMontreal, TripAdvisor, Tourisme Montreal.

Leafy back terrace. Steakhouse. Sources: Noovomoi, Tourisme Montreal.

Hidden backyard patio behind Elena restaurant. 'Ruelle à Pizza,' picnic tables, no reservation needed. Sources: Noovomoi, Tourisme Montreal.

Spacious patio. Craft beers, microbrewery since 2008. Sources: RestoMontreal, Tourisme Montreal.

Wooden benches terrace. Sources: Tastet.

Montreal's beloved British pub on Notre-Dame Street West, open since 2007. Two terraces: a front sidewalk patio facing the street and a back courtyard. 200+ whisky selections, classic pub fare, weekly quiz nights and live sports. Sources: Burgundy Lion, TripAdvisor.

A 100-seat terrace along the Lachine Canal with views of the waterway and bike path. Craft beers brewed on site (including barrel-aged specialties), organic wines, and ping-pong and arcade games inside. Sources: Memento, Tourisme Montreal, The Main.

A 180-seat partly covered and heated beer garden in a historic former bank on Wellington Street — one of the prettiest patios in the city. 18 craft beers on tap, open until 3am. First bar to open in Verdun after its 80-year dry period. Sources: TripAdvisor, RestoMontreal.

A tranquil back patio at this beloved Verdun tea house open since 2003. Over 100 loose teas including Vietnam Oolong and Feu de l'Arctique, scones, and light desserts. Sources: RestoMontreal, Bonjour Québec.

Sidewalk terrace. Japanese-Peruvian fusion. Sources: Noovomoi.

Sunlit terrace. Italian pastries. Sources: Tastet.

Laval's only 10th-floor rooftop terrace atop the Courtyard by Marriott, steps from Montmorency metro. Panoramic views of both Laval and Montreal skylines. Italian cuisine on the ground floor, rooftop cocktails above. Sources: Tourisme Laval, RestoMontreal.

A reimagined 19th-century nautical clubhouse on the Rivière-des-Mille-Îles in Vieux Sainte-Rose. Terrace overlooking the river, DJs on weekends, weekly-changing menu, and karaoke upstairs. Sources: Tourisme Laval, RestoMontreal.

A refined Italian garden terrace in a century-old house in Sainte-Rose. Colorful flowers, mature trees, housemade desserts, and a Wine Spectator-recognized wine list. Sources: RestoMontreal, Tourisme Laval.

Laval craft brewery with 24 beers on tap and a terrace. Bistro menu with local ingredients, highlighted as one of the island's best terrace experiences. Sources: Tourisme Laval, RestoMontreal.

One of Quebec's top-rated restaurants, housed in an elegant ancestral home in Vieux Sainte-Dorothée. Quaint terrace facing the village square. French gastronomic cuisine. Sources: Tourisme Laval, TripAdvisor, The Suburban.

Two terraces — one covered, one open — seating 100 people total in the heart of Old Longueuil. Known for mussels, fries, and grilled meats with a wide selection of imported beers. Sources: RestoMontreal, Yelp.

A leafy back terrace offering a welcome escape in Longueuil. Housemade pasta and wood-fired pizza in a refined yet warm setting. Sources: RestoMontreal, RestoMontreal article.

A festive terrace at Quartier Dix30 with bold neon lights, retro arcade games, and a food-truck-style ordering window. Tacos, burritos, and mezcal cocktails until 3am. Sources: RestoMontreal, Dirty D.

A rooftop terrace overlooking the famous Dix30 fountain and square — ideal for Thai dishes and cocktails after a day of shopping. Thai Select Premium certified. Sources: Siam, Bonjour Québec.

A Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue institution since 1986, Annie's features a sprawling waterfront terrace on the boardwalk along the Sainte-Anne Canal and Lac Saint-Louis. Famous for watching boats pass through the locks while enjoying cocktails at sunset. Locally owned and open year-round. Sources: RestoMontreal, The Suburban, Yelp.

A family-run Spanish restaurant in the heart of Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue with a canal-side terrace. Iberian and Serrano hams, housemade paellas, and fresh seafood. A favourite warm-weather destination since 2016. Sources: RestoMontreal, OpenTable, Yelp.

Resto-bar occupying a prime spot in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue with a terrace overlooking Lac Saint-Louis. Replaced the former Bord'Eaux at the same address. Sources: RestoMontreal (updated July 2025), YellowPages.

A West Island staple since 2010, the Pointe-Claire Village location of this beloved pub chain has a large lakefront terrace facing Lac Saint-Louis. British pub comfort food, craft beers on tap, and a cozy fireplace for off-season visits. Sources: TripAdvisor, OpenTable, RestoMontreal.

An upscale neighbourhood diner in the heart of Pointe-Claire Village, steps from Lac Saint-Louis. The umbrella-covered terrace is one of the West Island's most talked-about recent openings (2023). Menu by the team behind Loïc Bar and Name's on the Way. Sources: Tastet, RestoMontreal.

A DDO cult favourite for thin-crust tavern-style pizza (party cut) paired with an extensive martini list. The 80-seat space includes a terrace, ideal for casual family dinners or a fun night out. Sliders, garlic bread, wings, and Caesar salad round out the menu. Sources: Tastet, RestoMontreal, Yelp.

An upscale French restaurant in Pointe-Claire Village with a romantic lakefront terrace facing Lac Saint-Louis. White linen tablecloths, refined seasonal cuisine, and an elegant atmosphere make it a perennial favourite for special occasions on the West Island. Sources: TripAdvisor.

Ceviche-focused seafood restaurant on Place Royale in Old Montreal with a sidewalk terrace open seasonally. Mediterranean and South American influences, fresh fish and shellfish preparations. Sources: seasaltmtl.com, Tourisme Montréal.