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Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Montreal: the full guideGet: Smoked meat, medium fat, with a pickle and a cherry soda
Montreal smoked meat since 1928. Expect: 20 to 45 min on weekends. Beat it: go at off hours, or use the take-out counter next door.
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Get: A sesame bagel hot from the wood oven
Hand-rolled bagels, boiled in honey water and baked in wood ovens, all night long. Expect: short but steady, 24 hours a day. Beat it: any time. The line moves fast.
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Get: A sesame or everything bagel, warm
St-Viateur's rival, two blocks away and also open 24 hours. Expect: steady lines on weekends. Beat it: go late at night.
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Get: Poutine, classic or loaded
The 24-hour poutine house. Expect: late-night waits. Beat it: go before 10pm.
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Get: Soft-serve twist and a seasonal ice cream
Montreal's summer ice cream line. It closes for winter. Expect: long lines on summer evenings. Beat it: go in the early afternoon.
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