Montreal's MTLàTABLE food festival wraps up today with 165 restaurants on fixed-price menus

Montreal's annual restaurant festival, MTLàTABLE, wraps up today. The 14th edition, an initiative of Tourisme Montréal presented by Amex Canada, has run since October 29, with 165 restaurants across the city offering specially created fixed-price menus — dinner at $38, $55, $70 and $90, plus a $28 brunch option. After 18 days, today is the last chance to catch the menus.

About 50 restaurants taking part for the first time

This year's 165 participating restaurants include about 50 first-timers, ranging from acclaimed fine-dining rooms to neighbourhood establishments. Participants include Foxy, Hoogan et Beaufort, Lawrence, Le Violon, Molenne, Pichai and Sushi Nishinokaze. Hoogan et Beaufort and Sushi Nishinokaze were awarded Michelin stars in 2026. Organisers say the festival is meant to let Montrealers and visitors explore the city's culinary scene at a set price, rediscover favourites and find new destinations.

DÉVORE food guide returns

The 2026 edition also brings back the DÉVORE culinary guide and Air Canada signature tasting experiences at seven Montreal restaurants. The full list of participating restaurants and menus is available at mtlatable.mtl.org, where reservations can also be made. After today, the fixed-price menus come to an end.

(File photo: a dish at a Montreal restaurant. Photo: RestoMontreal.)