• St-Viateur Bagel - Start your journey at one of Montreal’s legendary culinary landmarks, where bagels have been crafted by hand and baked in wood-fired ovens for years. Observe the traditional baking process and discover what sets Montreal-style bagels apart from New York ones—they are smaller, denser, and slightly sweeter.

Savor a warm bagel as your guide shares the history of Montreal’s Jewish community and its significant role in shaping the city’s culinary landscape.

• Mile End - As you stroll through Mile End, your guide will highlight vibrant street art, historic architecture, and popular local spots. Discover how this neighborhood transformed into one of Montreal’s most creative and culturally vibrant areas.
• Lester’s Deli - Visit a classic Montreal deli to try what many believe is the city’s signature dish: smoked meat. Learn about the curing, spicing, and steaming process that perfects this delicacy, served on rye bread.
• Mile End - Walk through historic streets and murals as your guide narrates tales of immigration, cultural fusion, and how Mile End became a haven for artists, musicians, and food enthusiasts.
• Drogheria Fine - Stop by a local favorite known for serving fresh gnocchi from a takeaway window. This simple yet cherished dish showcases the strong Italian influence in the area.
• Saint Laurent Boulevard - Cross Saint Laurent Boulevard, historically referred to as “The Main,” which separates Montreal’s east and west sides. Your guide will discuss its significance as a cultural and linguistic divide and its role as a central gathering place for diverse immigrant communities.
• Kouzina Niata - Taste traditional dishes while learning about the waves of immigration that introduced these flavors to the city and how they continue to shape Montreal’s culinary scene today.
• Poutineville Bishop - No trip to Quebec is complete without sampling poutine. Relish this iconic dish made with crispy fries, cheese curds, and savory gravy while learning about its evolution from a simple snack to a national treasure.
• Caffé Grazie-Mille Fairmount - Conclude your tour with a leisurely stop for espresso and dessert at a local café. This final tasting embodies Montreal’s European café culture and offers the perfect chance to relax and ask your guide for further recommendations.

• Smoked meat sandwich tasting at Lester’s Deli
• Montreal-style bagel tasting at St-Viateur Bagel
• Italian gnocchi tasting at Drogheria Fine
• Traditional Quebec poutine tasting at Poutineville
• Guided small-group walking tour of Montreal’s Mile End
• Coffee and dessert at Caffe Grazie Mille
• Tasting at Kouzina Niata or Euro-Deli Batory

• Gratuities (optional)
• Additional food or beverages beyond included tastings

Start your journey in the heart of Mile End, where you will meet your local guide outside St-Viateur Bagel and savor a freshly baked Montreal-style bagel, a true city staple.

Proceed through this lively neighborhood to enjoy a classic smoked meat sandwich at Lester’s Deli, while discovering Montreal’s rich Jewish culinary heritage.

As you explore, wander through local streets brimming with culture and make a stop at Drogheria Fine for their renowned gnocchi served right from the window.

Cross Saint Laurent Boulevard to uncover how this historic street has shaped the city’s diverse identity, before indulging in an additional tasting inspired by Montreal’s Greek or Eastern European communities.

No food tour is complete without poutine, so delight in this Quebec classic at Poutineville.

Conclude with coffee and dessert at Caffe Grazie Mille, the perfect finale to a fully curated food experience.

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