The Formula 1 Grand Prix takes over Montreal (the only Canadian stop on the tour!) from June 15-18, 2023 and there’s so much to see and do. Starting with the hottest and most delicious restaurants where you can get in some celebrity spotting while enjoying some incredible dishes. And don’t worry, we’re including some late-night eats for the after-party refuel (or sobering up)! Bon appétit.
Here are the best restaurants and bars to dine, see and be seen at during the Formula 1 Grand Prix du Canada, in Montreal
Marcus (Four Seasons Hotel Montreal)
Golden Square Mile
Celebrate race weekend in style at the Four Seasons Hotel in Montreal located in the heart of downtown and close to all the trendy shops and boutiques. The place to be is Marcus Restaurant & Terrace with chef Marcus Samuelsson at the helm. The menu is seafood-forward with a few vegetarian dishes. Must-try dishes are the seafood tower and the cheese plate. During the Grand Prix, you can expect a Clase Azul takeover on the terrace from Thursday to Saturday and Live DJs playing every night from Thursday to Sunday.
Reservations: OpenTable
(514) 843-2525
L’Auberge Saint-Gabriel
Old Port of Montreal
Throughout the entire weekend, L’Auberge Saint-Gabriel located in Old Montreal is hosting a series of ticketed events with some of the hottest DJs and performers. Not only is the space stunning, but it’s an old mansion built in the 1600s, featuring a menu of classic dishes inspired by both Quebec and European culture. During race weekend you can expect a brunch party on Saturday that kicks off at noon or you can book a spot for dinner with a menu created by chef Amédée Bécherrazchef.
Reservations: Google
Email: grandprix@aubergesaint-gabriel.com
Phone: (514)878-3561
Soubois
Ville-Marie
Soubois is downtown Montreal’s premiere spot for partying the night away. A stellar lineup of international DJs can be expected from Thursday to Sunday and don’t be surprised if you spot some of the drivers taking in the festivities. They also have a terrasse and a restaurant with limited menus but we’d recommend hitting up this hot spot for the party vibes.
For tickets:
https://grandprix.soubois.com/
For reservations:
Please contact 514-662-3672 for bottle service packages and to reserve.
Ferriera Café
Ville-Marie
Located right on Peel Street in the heart of all the action, Ferriera Café is serving up authentic Portuguese dishes and has quickly become one of Montreal’s best restaurants Their street-side patio is the perfect spot for people watching and spotting some of the most souped-up cars as they drive by. During Grand Prix weekend they are offering an exclusive 4-course dining experience which features local seafood, meat, and cheeses.
Reservations: Website
Phone: 514-848-0988
Bar George (Mount Stephen Hotel)
Ville-Marie
Bar George is by far one of Montreal’s most beautiful bars located in an 18th-century historic building. From Thursday to Saturday expect some of the world’s most incredible DJs spinning alongside talented mixologists. They are serving up a special menu throughout the weekend which will undoubtedly be taking on classic UK cuisine with a Québécois twist.
Reservations: Website
Phone: (514)669-9243
Bord’elle
Cité Multimedia
Montreal is home to a few of the most extravagant supper clubs including Bord’elle located perfectly in the heart of Old Montréal, nestled within the financial district on St. Jacques Street and just a few steps from Victoria Square. You can expect international cuisine, burlesque dancers and the type of nightlife that makes Montreal famous. The race weekend at Bord’elle promises a fusion of luxury and speed through a partnership with Purple Miami who will be bringing some of Miami’s heat up North. You won’t want to miss this one!
Dinner reservations: Website
Call (514) 379-3553/email concierge@bordelle.ca for bottle service
Yoko Luna
Ville-Marie
If you must reserve one night during Race Weekend in Montreal, it must be Saturday night at Yoka Luna, one of Canada’s largest, and Montreal’s newest supper clubs. On Saturday, June 17th, the E11EVEN brand from Miami (one of the 10 best nightclubs in the world) is making its debut in Montreal at Yoka Luna with Grammy award-nominated DJ and producer Cedric Jervais. The cuisine at Yoka Luna is Nikkei, an enticing blend of Japanese and Peruvian delights. There are 8 rooms within the venue each with their own immersive experience including floating entertainment. It’s truly one of Montreal must-see spots.
For reservations click here
Phone Number: (514)929-9656
Where to go late-night in Montreal to eat after the F1 Grand Prix parties? Here’s where…
La Banquise
Plateau Mont-Royal
After all that partying and celebrity sightseeing, there’s nothing better to cap off your Montreal night with than a hot plate of poutine, Montreal’s famous late-night food. La Banquise is the go-to spot for locals and visitors and is in the Plateau/Mont-Royal area of Montreal. It’s further away from the glitz and glamour of downtown Montreal but the gravy and cheese-soaked fries will be worth it, especially when you have 30 varieties to choose from! It first opened in 1968 and since then has become a Montreal dining staple, and lucky for you they are open 24/7.
No reservations, walk in only.
Phone Number: 514-525-2415
Boustan
Hochelaga
Open till 3 am on the weekdays and 4 am on the weekends, Boustan is your go-to spot for Lebanese cuisine including all the classics – shawarma, shish taouk, falafels, kebabs, and that oh-so-addictive garlic sauce. They have multiple locations including Crescent Street, Sherbrooke and St Catherine in the downtown core, so you won’t have to go very far.
No reservations, walk in only.
Phone number: (514) 484-5050
Dunn’s Famous
Multiple locations
Another Montreal staple food – the smoked meat sandwich – and we found you one that you can get till 5 am if you wanted to. There are multiple locations downtown of this famous (don’t mind the pun) restaurant which was founded in 1927 and whether you indulge in the sandwiches during the wee hours of the morning or even for a quick lunch, you won’t be disappointed.
No reservations, walk-in only
Phone number: Multiple Locations
Related Topics
- Bucketlist
- F1 Canadian Grand Prix
- Formula 1
- Formula 1 Grand Prix du Canada
- Grand Prix Montreal Weekend
- Montreal Grand Prix
- Montreal Hotspots
- Montreal Restaurants
Mili Jain
Contributor. A social butterfly by nature and nothing thrills me more than the prospect of trying new restaurants, strolling through undiscovered neighbourhoods and embarking on spontaneous adventures. The best surprises are always the unexpected ones.
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