Where to go for a romantic meal in Mile End

Are you planning a romantic evening out, maybe for Valentine's Day? The restaurant may be a classic date, but it's one that will always be appreciated! Here are some restaurants in the Mile End neighbourhood where you can spend a romantic evening together. Don't leave it too late to book!

Where to go for a romantic meal in Mile End
Julia Vallelunga By

Barcola Café

1
5607, av du parc, Montréal, QC H2V 4H2

This small Italian bistro offers traditional cuisine from the north east of Italy. With the number of tables almost countable on one hand, Barcola offers an intimate and warm atmosphere. The menu changes constantly, but you can expect fresh pasta dishes and a few meat or fish options, all accompanied by vegetables.

Kazuma Sushi

2
387, rue Bernard O, Montréal, QC H2V 1T6

Located on the dividing line between Mile End and Outremont, Maïko is a restaurant that is sure to appeal to sushi enthusiasts. It offers a wide selection of sushi prepared on site. The decor is modern and stylish – just right for a date night. In addition to sushi, Maïko offers full meals and chef's specialties.

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Lawrence

3
5201, boul Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1S4

Popular since its opening, the Lawrence restaurant is still pulling in the crowds and it is not uncommon to have to wait for a table. Lawrence offers British-inspired cuisine and a neo-rustic decor. Its star dishes include black pudding, pork sirloin and several homemade desserts. The menu is constantly changing.

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Les Deux Singes de Montarvie

4
176, rue Saint-Viateur Ouest, Montréal, QC H2T 2L3

Open for over 10 years on rue St. Viateur, Les Deux Singes de Montarvie offers gourmet French cuisine. With its wood panelling and soft lighting, the restaurant has a cozy feel. A tasting menu (with vegetarian options) is available for $65, featuring a squash poutine, a shrimp and octopus cocktail, and pork osso buco.

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