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Over the years, Montreal’s dining scene has received some well-deserved attention on Netflix Canada, thanks to a handful of top Montreal restaurants making memorable appearances in popular movies and TV series.
From cozy neighbourhood cafés to chic urban eateries, these local gems have been sharing the screen with A-list actors and captivating storylines.
So, if you’re a foodie looking for some binge-watching inspiration or a cinephile eager to explore Montreal’s culinary delights, Netflix In Your Neighbourhood rounded up a list of five Montreal restaurants that have appeared on the small screen.
How many have you been to?
Ma Poule Mouillée
Address: 969 rue Rachel E., Montreal, QC
When it comes to Portuguese chicken in Montreal, Ma Poule Mouillée is the spot to go. Located in Montreal Plateau-Mont-Royal, Ma Poule Mouillée has been in operation for over a decade now, serving up some of the best chicken in the city.
The restaurant was featured on an episode of Somebody Feed Phil, where Rosenthal declared the local restaurant as one of his favourite chicken spots—and we don’t blame him.
Park Restaurant
Address: 378 ave. Victoria, Montreal, QC
Chef Antonio Park’s iconic sushi spot in Westmount was featured on an episode of Netflix’s Somebody Feed Phil. During Phil Rosenthal’s visit to the city, he spent a day with Chef Park going behind the scenes of what it takes to run his renowned restaurant Park.
In the episode, the duo visit a local fish market to source some of the freshest variety of fish in Montreal. Rosenthal is then treated to a remarkable tasting menu at Park that truly showcases Chef Park’s culinary abilities.
Montreal Plaza
Address: 6230 rue St-Hubert, Montreal, QC
Known as one of the best eateries in Montreal, Montreal Plaza is a must-try restaurant that has been named among Canada’s Best time and time again.
The Montreal restaurant also made an appearance on an episode of Somebody Feed Phil. Located in the La Petite-Patrie borough of Montreal, Rosenthal went on a tasting tour and visited the Plaza where he tried the 25-course tasting menu.
Maman
Address: 1524 rue Notre-Dame O., Montreal, QC
Maman is a cozy Montreal café located in Griffintown, known for its delectable brunch and pastry options.
Maman was featured in Netflix’s holiday-themed flick Single All The Way, starring Michael Urie. In one scene early on in the film, Peter (Urie’s character) video calls his family from a chic café in “Los Angeles” all while enjoying a pastry.
Well, turns out he wasn’t actually in Los Angeles, he was in Montreal. Maman to be exact.
Loam
Address: 400 Notre-Dame E., Montreal, QC
Located in Montreal’s Old Port, Loam is one Montreal restaurant you might recognize from a scene in Noah Centineo’s Netflix drama The Recruit.
In episode seven of the series debut season, Centineo’s character is having dinner at an upscale restaurant in Geneva. Well, it was actually filmed at the popular Montreal wine bar and not in Switzerland at all!
This article has been updated since it was originally published in 2023.
