The ultimate guide to the best delivery and takeout in Montreal

Since May 15th, Montreal's premiere Jewish style nosh bar is up and at it again with breakfast and lunch, plus weekly brunch specials. Finally, we can all dig into McArthurs sandwiches again or luxuriate in one of the best brunches in town. Available for takeout or delivery via Uber Eats or Skip The Dishes, Wednesday to Sunday, 9am to 4pm.

The unforgettable breakfast and brunch experiences we'd gladly line up for in Montreal are back—both of them. The combined forces of Regine and Janine have both the north and south sides of the city covered Wednesdays through Sundays with orders beginning at 7am, takeout between 9am and 2pm. Bonus: Get a 10% discount on your order when it’s placed on their website (link below) with the code SPRING10.

Now open with a takeout counter, order up a bunch of coffees and pancakes or breakfast sammies for you and your beau/roommates/that post office worker who's bringing you your retail therapy every week. They've also got lunch options for later in the day which can be paired with some beers to go.

Hof Kelsten rides again with meal kits, freshly-baked breads, desserts and a range of groceries that are all available for pick up or delivery for $8 (if you live within 8km of their Mile End location). Grab some snacks, plan for dinner and get equipped to do some baking of your own here.

The Hochelaga café is still serving the neighbourhood’s best coffee in addition to offering its full menu for takeout.

Take one of the infamously good breakfast sandwiches to go, or really anything from the extensive menu. Takeout only for now, but delivery is in the works.

Enjoy their takeout menus for any time of day, but the brunch is among their best offerings available for takeout and delivery via Uber Eats and DoorDash.

We'll recommend these guys for dinner any day of the week, but the brunch can be ordered as well; just be sure to order up for pick-up a day in advance and note that delivery's only available onSaturday evenings.

The gourmet takeout counter is still operating at full scale, with the exception that no eating is permitted on premises (obviously).

Feeling brunchy in Verdun?  Brunch mecca Well is offering their full menu for takeout or—if you live in the neighbourhood—for delivery too.

They’re offering take out coffee as well as stocking your provisions for coffee beans and alt-milks. They’re also offering free coffee for cooks, bartenders, servers, and anyone else that works in the restaurant industry that is currently out of work.

Hitting a midday slump? Use these options to get your hands on some of the best delivery and takeout for lunch in Montreal.

This snack-and-sip destination in Outremont has found itself retooling until further, but it's to more than a welcome effect: Sandwiches and supple wines to go during the day, ready-to-eat menus fit for kings during the evenings. Order up between Fridays and Sundays, 11am to 3pm, for takeout or delivery.

Up and open from their downtown location, this brasserie has a lot of light and easy snacking on offer from tartelettes and tartares to grilled vegetable dishes and canapé boxes (for when you have difficulty choosing). Place your order from Monday to Friday, 9am to 1pm, for takeout the next day.

Open for takeout, Satay Brothers is making the menu of irresistible steamed pork buns, fried noodle dishes, papaya salads, spicy laksa soup (extra sambal plz) and more now available.

Portuguese chicken to the front: The Ferreira Café-associated operation on Maisonneuve Boulevard is open and ready for your takeout and delivery orders.

Available for pickup by phone or delivery through Uber Eats, Clarke Café's sandwiches and sides of arancini are up for grabs right now—oh, and they have stellar coffee if you need a midday pick-me-up too.

The southwest taco hub is offering pre-assembled meals kits for takeout, and they've made their wine cellar available for takeout as well.

Pub grub gets a serious upgrade at this Griffintown-based operation. Available all week long from noon to 9pm, a full selection of classics—burgers, tacos, poutine, fried chicken, brisket platters—are on offer. Beer and wine can also arrive with your order; you know, the kind of stuff you can't get at the dep and won't wait in lines at the SAQ for.

Ready-to-eat meals are constantly shifting at this co-op kitchen in the Mile End, and that helps to keep things interesting—all going for a song. Grab fresh vegetables, spreads and meals at their website, as well as some local preserves and products to snack at all week long.

With Foiegwa hunkering down at its restaurant group's newest pizza joint in Pointe Saint Charles, they and Fugazzi are making their menu full of Italian eats (plus those awesome burgers) up for takeout or delivery through Door Dash or Uber Eats.

Interestingly—alongside some beer and wine offerings—Poincaré in Chinatown is doing canned delicacies that don't require more that popping the top and chowing down.

One of Saint-Henri's biggest claims to taco fame is ready to dish our their singature fry-covered tacos to the masses via delivery or takeout. Few spots get as cheap, filling and as delicious as this when it comes to best Mexican restaurants—or just the best tacos period—in Montreal. Just be sure to ask for extra hot sauce if you want it with a couple Jarritos.

Offering delivery from Wednesday to Saturday (so long as you place your order before midnight the day before), ready-made dinners, brunches and pastries are on offer from this Villeray favourite. Oh, and wine and a foodie boutique are up for grabs here too.

The Van Horne newcomer’s super-crispy fried chicken is available for takeout and for delivery.

Montreal's vegan claim to fame has its grocer side up and running, but its range of sandwiches, soups and more are available for order as well.

A refreshing salad, filling plates of pirogies, labneh on sourdough toast and more are available for takeout and delivery alongside a range of beers and wines.

Available for takeout, take a look at their range of soups, salads and sandwiches or opt for something heartier like the plancha-cooked chicken.

Pickup or order for delivery via Uber Eats some tacos for a change; take note that there's a special menu at a reduced price for families of four or more.

Suitable for both lunch and dinner, La Prunelle is making street food versions of their food with takeout options like grilled octopus and pancetta-mushroom on sweet potato bread for cheaper than usual.

Sometimes lunch brings on some snack bar cravings; why not get it while it's hot AND vegan? Fries, burgers, milkshakes—you name it. Uber Eats gets it to your doors in little time.

Caribbean eats from one of the freshest names on Saint-Henri's restaurant scene are set up for delivery via Uber Eats. Make sure to look into the wraps and donuts, stuff's divine. 

Ramen and karaage is available for pick-up or delivered right to your door via Skip the Dishes (remember to look up Ichiho Ichie to find them).

The Downtown Montreal lunch counter is operating as usual with counter service to go with some of the best cheap eats in Montreal, but their delicious curries and excellent samosas are all available for delivery via Uber Eats.

The east Plateau darling sushi spot is offering their entire menu for takeout. We especially like the scallop tartare and new-style sashimi.

Delicious bun, pho, and bahn mi are available for takeout at all Petit Sao locations and for delivery via DoorDash, Golo and Uber Eats.

One of the best names for shawarma and falafel in town is offering its Lebanese delicacies for takeout at all of its locations and delivery to most areas of the city.

Sometimes nothing but a burger will do, and few burgers get better than a Uniburger burger. Burgs, fries and shakes are all available for takeout.

The undisputed champ of the Portuguese chicken in Montreal game is as always offering its charcoal roasted birds and addictively seasoned fries for takeout and delivery.

Little India’s pride and joy has their whole menu available for takeout and delivery, from a sumputous sag paneer to creamy butter chicken. If you want the full package, order up a thali.

St Henri’s finest Middle Eastern eatery is serving their incredible eats like falafels (and just-as-good-if-not-better hummus) for takeout and delivery.

Congolese roast chicken, attieké (fermented cassava) and alloco (fried plantains with chile) can be delivered to your door via Uber Eats.

End the day with delicacies from the top options for dinner delivery and takeout in Montreal.

Constant demand for takeout has caused this fine dining destination in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve to develop meal boxes that keep things interesting. While it's been available for some time now, the new innovations bear some serious need for attention: Ricotta cavatelli, tandoori octopus, chicken tajines and a lot more. Beer and wine and cocktail kits are also available, plus a selection of groceries. Just make sure to order by Wednesday afternoon at the latest to pick up your order from the restaurant, Thursday and Saturday between 3pm and 7pm.

Griffintown is seriously clucked up with the fried chicken and the accompanying attache of other comfort food at Bird Bar. Every Wednesday to Sunday—pickup from 2pm to 8pm, delivery from 4pm to 8pm—you can get your hands on poutine, truffled mac'n'cheese, burgers, popcorn chicken both meaty and vegan, and yes, that crispy and juicy fried chicken.

Middle Eastern eats are on point at this fantastic restaurant near the corner of Parc Avenue and Mont-Royal in the Plateau. Cold and hot mezzes galore are available, but strong recommendations go to the crispy croquette-ish kibbeh, layered plates of fattet makdous (meat, sauce and pita), and the beef kabab served in a sweet cherry sauce.

Delicious dinners for two, anyone? This Saint-Henri fine dining destination is offering selections of dishes that will shift week by week, the option of adding on some higher-end groceries and—of course—some expertly chosen wines to pair with your takeout order.

Thankfully these fine dining destinations in Montreal have made their menus available through a new operation called Rhinocéros. The menu can be found here, a small but exceedingly creative menu of things like a crab salad with raddichio or grilled oyster mushrooms with a grilled poblano sauce. 

Normand Laprise and his team have turned their latest restaurant Beau Mont into a prêt-à-manger location that culls together a lot of homey eats like pies and roasted meats with a chef's touch. 

The emminently fancy Griffintown restaurant is up and flying with menus that would make any couchbound Montrealer blush. Ordering here makes it easy to turn an average weekday into something special. Menus for two—or three, or four—run from ribs to pasta to elegant fish dishes. Place your order online from Monday to Friday by 4pm with 24-hour notice, pickup's from Thursday to Sunday 3pm to 5pm, delivery between 3pm and 6pm at $15 extra on orders of $75 and up.

This wine bar with knock-your-socks-off food is up and operational with takeout menus coming out of the preeminent hip café Le Darling from Thursday to Sunday, 5pm to 9pm. Currently there's a range of seafood dishes, ready-to-go soups, salads and—yes—one of the best hot dogs in Montreal on offer.

OK, Montreal. We're solidly of the opinion at Time Out that this place is serving up some of the best pizza in the city, so if you're as excited as we are? One request: Go easy on these guys. From Tuesday to Sunday, 4pm to 10pm with online orders only (and payments online necessary), it looks like Bouquet's going to give it a go. Be kind, it's a small operation.

This pan-Indian snack bar is among our favourite places to snack when you're up in Villeray, and now they're back at with either pickup from their location on Belanger or delivery through UberEats, Thursday to Sunday 5pm to 9pm.

Caribbean food's the name of the game at this restaurant, but with a twist: Griot salad, Creole Imperial rolls, fried chicken and seafood mac 'n' cheese, a rhum foie gras, johnny cakes and djondjon rice... It's hearty, it's filling, and they'll make it as spicy as you like it. 

Few things can get more comforting than Italian eats, and that's what Osteria da Elda's all about. A selection of hot and ready classics—lasagna, arancini, osso buco and more—and available alongside ready-to-eat meals that require little more than an oven. Wine and beer is available as well when you're ordering online, going daily from 5pm to 9pm.

One of the places with the best pizza in Montreal is open for takeout at their Outremont location, as well as fresh pastas you can make at home and pizza starter kits. 

Placing an order for takeout or delivery ($2 more) through CHK PLZ gets you access to their menu of brunch boxes, kefta sandwiches, couscous dishes and a LOT of delicious desserts.

Lawrence’s kitchen and dining room are currently closed, but takeout and delivery systems are up and running with the full menu made available; now and then they do take a break, but their work at the neighbouring Boucherie Lawrence are always available.

For upscale comfort food, look no further. Chien Fumant’s food—ranging from highly finessed to hearty, stick-to-your-ribs options—is available for takeout.

Vegan eats and wine; what more could you want? Dip into their dinner menu for a lot of Italian dishes and sweets.

Starting at 3pm from Wednesday to Sunday, chef Paul Toussaint and his team are making griot, plantains, jerk chicken and more for takeout.

The power duo behind the Mediterranean-focused wine bar-restaurant Alma recently opened up Tinc Set, a back alley joint for natural wines and rotisserie chicken takeout. Grab some juicy birds, debate over which wines to pick up until you settle on two bottles (per person) and enjoy the weekend. Open from Friday to Sunday, 5pm to 9pm, so we advise ordering ahead of time.

This BYOB restaurant's flipped to a takeout menu that uses a lot of delicious local ingredients. Grab it at any point from Tuesday to Friday, 3pm to 6pm, so long as you order in advance.

This brewery (offering up their beers, of course) has a range of frozen menus to bring home and pop in the oven: Risotto, pastas and more, on Thursdays and Friday bewteen 3pm and 7pm and Saturdays between 1pm and 5pm.

Everyone's favourite poutine joint is available for pickup and delivery via Foodora.

If you order no later than 11am and pick up from 4pm onwards, you can grab yourself a nice meal to enjoy with wine at a 25% discount.

Le Diplomate has special take out menus and full access to their wine list, with every week yielding new and delicious discoveries that run the gamut, from fried bread sandwiches to fancy finger foods. Something for everyone here.

Good wines and pizza plus fresh pasta are available for pickup and delivery.

Remaining open for takeout and deliveries, make sure you call ahead of time and ask about the bottles of wine they have available here.

A menu of takeout options come from this Outremont Italian joint like fresh pastas and sauces that are ready to cook when you get home. Available on Uber Eats, DoorDash, Foodora or Skip the Dishes.

A menu from the Turkish chef Fisun Ecran is available for pickup on Wednesdays to Fridays between 4pm and 5pm if ordered in advance, full of amazing choices like braised Jerusalem artichokes, mezzes and beef or vegetarian manti served with fresh grilled pita.

If you order over the phone ahead of time, you can dine on some of the best Italian food in town.

It might be easier than ever to taste some of Martin Picard’s world renowned cuisine as PDC makes its entire menu (plus the sucrées menu of Cabane PDC and Cabane d’à Côté) available for takeout.

Pulled pork tacos, BBQ ribs,and lobster burritos available for pick-up. Need we say more?

The Griffintown aperitivo spot has delicious focaccia, pastas, and salads ready for takeout.

Une casse-croûte chez vous. Cheeseburgers, poutine, and hotdogs all made in house and delivered to your house via Uber Eats.

Burgers, fries, chicken and salads made at the Palace and delivered to yours (via Foodora).

Newcomer to the pizza scene, Vesta’s entire menu (featuring some of Montreal’s best NYC style pizza) is available for takeout and delivery.

Our favourite Syrian restaurant has put together a special takeout and delivery menu that is basically just a greatest hits list of hot and cold mezzes, some grilled dishes and a few braises too.

Martin Juneau’s flagship spot is offering a small menu of prepared dishes ready to heat up at home.

The full menu (including drinks) is available for takeout and delivery (via Ubereats). That means crispy and savory chicken yakitori, salads and the occasional special menu items is up for grabs.

The OG restaurant is closed, but the butcher shop-cum-restaurant remains open to serve meals as well as a few prepared dishes and wines to go. If you're in the area, stop by for a bottle and two—heck, make it three—of their cut-to-order sandwiches and thank us later.

Michel Forgione’s little Italy pizzeria will offer its full menu for takeout and delivery.

The famous Jun I is closed, but its sister restaurant Okini will still be serving ready-to-eat sushi platters, as well as pastries for takeout.

The king of the margherita will be offering its menu and wine list for takeout only.

The legendary Black Strap BBQ has made all its award-winning barbecue—mouthwatering stuff like ribs, pulled pork, and brisket—available for delivery and takeout. Don’t forget the Mac & Cheese.

Everyone knows what it's like to crave something sweet, but when it comes to Montreal, there's no shortage of satisfied cravings (and wanting more after a single bite).

Cakes, pies, those scrumptious donuts, cookies and whole range of confectionaires are available for the sweeter side of Montreal's food scene (or just a snack).

Find the masterful work of pastry chef Stephanie Labelle on offer inside of the OG pastry shop in the Plateau, and—while you're at it—grab some ready-made meals and pastries to be reheated at home from Comptoir Rhubarbe that's only a hop, skip and jump away.

Every week, we're collecting the best new delivery and takeout in Montreal that's now open and ready for action.