There are sandwiches and salads on the menu, but the real raison d'etre is the CHEESECAKE. The bakery is right across the street, and it runs 24 hours a day, supplying Montreal's best restos with Montreals' best cheesecakes. Luckily, the block it occupies is currently the hottest in the city, so people watching is primo.

Average Thai food for above average prices. You can easily find better Thai food for less money at many other restos.

Excellent Greek food, with fish being their specialty. Many Montreal politicians have been spotted eating there, so if your tax dollars are already being spent there, you may as well check it out.

This is an average Greek restaurant nestled among many superior Greek eateries. Their strength is that they make a decent, thick, gooey and cheesy pizza, which they deliver. They other items on the menu are slightly overpriced, a dn a tad bland. The taramosalata is a little too fluorescent for my taste. Also, it is a BYOB with a caddy-corner deppanneur, so you can save a bundle by buying a cheapo vino to accompny your souvlaki platter.

Excellent family restaurant, but not for vegetarians. If you're Jewish and you go, you're guaranteeed to bump into someone you know, so be prepared for some table hopping. Classic Montreal BBQ chicken, including dipping sauce, a hamburger bun and fantastic chicken soup.

open late at night, right off the main strip. been there for over thrity years, and nothings changed but the sign outside. this place will make you wonder why you ever ate a 99-cent slice!

Great mafia-style pizzeria on the edge of Little Italy. Good pizza, great entrees, nice espresso.

Average pizza, but they deliver, which is a plus if you ain't leavin the house.

Excellent old-school Greek resto. Situated right across the street from the legendary, over-priced and over-rated and over-crowded Milos. Try this for a change in pace. Ola!

decent pub fare, but the bands are great. Show up for a late supper, order a few pitchers of beer (good selection of drafts) and enjoy the music!

If you like the Crescent street scene, you'll love this place. If you're a man with money looking for a girls, this place is for you. If you're a girl looking for free drinks...ditto. Good luck, and may the cruising begin.

This used to be a legend, but the owners have recently expanded and opened two new locations, leaving the food on the back-burner. nice for an over-priced business lunch, but not much more.

Classic pizzeria in the heart of the McGill University ghetto. All of their pizzas are great....freshly made and thin crispy crusted!!

This used to be great, but the owner has since opened up several locations and has franchised the name, seeling the tzatziki sauce in grocery stores. The result is a mass-produced feel and taste, which is fine in most cities with a small Greek population, but in Montreal there is a better Greek restaurant within two blocks of every Arahova.

This one is worse than the St-Viateur street location....but if you got the munchies and you're downtown, it is one of your better options....

Well, if you want ribs, your choices are limited. This place does it all a la carte, so you have to order a lot of food and pay the price...not as good as the old days when at least you could spot some celebs eating there...Ralph Lockwood....oooooh...

Awesome Lebanese, and definitely the best munchies on the downtown strip..Falafel like itn should be, and the potatoes... and the salads....i could eat there all day and not get bored!

Montreal at it's best! Steamed hot dogs, poutines, and try the veggie-dog-michigan - its meat sauce poured over a soy-tube - GROSS! have a pepsi and shut up.

I hear it's the old owners of La Louisiane on Sherbrooke street. The Cajun dinners are a little pricey and un-authentic, but the real strength here is the brunch. The omelettes are big and hearty, the toast is always hot and the coffee is decent.

Expensive smoked meat for dumb tourists, lazy businessmen and late nights drug addicts. I loved eating here in the seventies, but now its all washed up...but still worth a trip once a year.