Bring your own wine restaurants with a terrace in Montreal

“Bring your own wine” restaurants in Montreal are easy on the wallet. Some also offer fantastic food! That’s why the terrace/bring-your-wine combination may seem hard to beat. Here are restaurants where you can bring your own drinks and eat under the stars!

By Cédric Lizotte

Restaurant La Prunelle

1

327, av Duluth E, Montréal, QC H2W 1J1

• Phone Number
  • 514-849-8403Primary
• Directions
• Menu

The charcuterie plate at La Prunelle leaps from the ordinary and features deer, rabbit and guinea fowl plus naan bread instead of the traditional baguette. Complete the experience with a great bottle of your own wine.

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Restaurant Les Héritiers

2

1915, av du Mont-Royal E, Montréal, QC H2H 1J3

• Phone Number
  • 514-528-4953Primary
• Directions
• Menu

The beautiful restaurant terrace alone is worth the trip to Les Héritiers. Combine it with a wine of your choosing and the trip gets even better!

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Pizzeria Napoletana

3

189, rue Dante, Montréal, QC H2S 1K1

• Phone Number
  • 514-276-8226Primary
• Directions
• Menu

This is definitely not an authentic pizza, but rather an ultra-rustic Italian-American pie in Montreal. It's cheap and always full, which are two undeniable arguments for visiting this Little Italy establishment.

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Tandem Restaurant

4

618 RTE MARIE-VICTORIN, VERCHÈRES, QC J0L 2R0

• Phone Number
  • 514-277-3339Primary
• Directions

Tandem is probably the best bring-your-own-wine in town... and the small terrace overlooking rue Villeray and its mature trees only adds to the happiness.

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Restaurant Bleu Raisin

5

5237, rue Saint-Denis, Montréal, QC H2J 2M1

• Phone Number
  • 514-271-2333Primary
• Directions
• Menu

A seven-course tasting menu in a good restaurant in Montreal, a real treat. This is true in almost all respects: le Bleu Raisin, besides allowing its customers to bring their own wine, boasts very reasonable prices.

Restaurant Taydo

6

300, av Duluth E, Montréal, QC H2W 1H9

• Phone Number
  • 514-281-6788Primary
• Directions

In Vietnam, the street food classics – spring rolls, egg rolls, salads, fried noodle dishes and banh mi – are best served with beer. So you know what to bring!

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Restaurant Kyomi

7

7660, boul Newman, Lasalle, QC H8N 1X8

• Phone Number
  • 514-363-3602Primary
• Directions

Newman Boulevard de LaSalle is not necessarily a Mecca of BYOW restaurants, but one thing is certain: they aren’t lacking for space for large terraces in this part of the Island!

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BISTRO

8

6701 Av De Chateaubriand, Montréal, QC H2S 2N9

• Phone Number
  • 438-384-6701Primary
• Directions

The Deuxlux offers Mediterranean cuisine, so one can wager that a white or light red will be in order. Come prepared with an appropriate bottle!

Le Square

9

162, rue Prince-Arthur E, Montréal, QC H2X 1B7

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• Phone Number
  • 514-439-7755Primary
• Directions
• Menu

Le Square's menu is on their website. This means you can decide in advance what you'll have and choose the wine you’ll bring accordingly. Here’s a neat trick that many don’t think about!

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