Canada’s Top restaurants with Montreal Mon Lapin #1

Mon Lapin

Canada’s 100 Best Restaurants List 2023, published today, paints a vibrant portrait of the Canadian culinary scene. The List offers Canadians the most accessible guide to the country’s top dining destinations, with information-packed reviews, and hot tips from food writers and culinary tastemakers across the country. The results are available online today at https://canadas100best.com and on magazine newsstands across the country starting May 22, 2023.

The annual publication, led by Editor-in-Chief Jacob Richler, is a showcase of Canada’s best places to dine as selected by a team of 135 judges, including:

  • Lauren Mozer
  • Franco Stalteri
  • Michael Smith
  • Mijune Pak
  • Élise Tastet
  • Alexandra Gill

“We always pride ourselves on the quality of our best restaurants lists–but all the same, this 2023 edition is a standout. We had more judges than ever before dining out with enthusiasm all across the country–and giving us their invaluable, thoughtful feedback,” said Jacob Richler. “For the first time since 2019, the restaurants they ate at were operating at full stride, firing on all cylinders, their momentum uninterrupted. This list reflects that. Our new number 1 restaurant Mon Lapin is helming a delicious way forward in Montreal’s gastronomy. It’s a great time to be dining out in Canada.”

The List is renowned for being an unbiased metric of restaurant quality in Canada, and represents the consensus of the diverse, knowledgeable insights of the judges. It is tabulated using a rigorous evaluation method and a bespoke software program.

Mon Lapin
Mon Lapin – 150 Rue Saint-Zotique East, Montréal, QC H2S 1K8 – vinmonlapin.com

Top 20 restaurants in Canada 2023

  • 1.  Mon Lapin (Montreal)
  • 2.  Alo (Toronto)
  • 3.  Published on Main (Vancouver)
  • 4.  Edulis (Toronto)
  • 5.  The Restaurant at Pearl Morissette (Jordan Station, ON) 
  • 6.  St. Lawrence (Vancouver)
  • 7.  Langdon Hall (Cambridge)
  • 8.  Beba (Verdun)
  • 9.  AnnaLena (Vancouver)
  • 10.  Kissa Tanto (Vancouver)
  • 11.  20 Victoria (Toronto)
  • 12.  Bar Kismet (Halifax)
  • 13.  Major Tom (Calgary)
  • 14.  Giulia (Toronto)
  • 15.  Pichai (Montreal)
  • 16.  Monarque (Montreal)
  • 17.  Prime Seafood Palace (Toronto)
  • 18.  Canoe (Toronto)
  • 19.  Sushi Masaki Saito (Toronto)
  • 20.  Hawksworth (Vancouver)

Top 10 new restaurants in Canada are

  • 1.  Prime Seafood Palace (Toronto)
  • 2.  Cabaret l’Enfer (Montreal)
  • 3.  Portage (St. John’s)
  • 4.  Wild Blue (Whistler, BC)
  • 5.  Café Lunette (Halifax)
  • 6.  Lupo (Banff)
  • 7.  Fawn (Halifax)
  • 8.  Sunnys Chinese (Toronto)
  • 9.  Peacock (Halifax)
  • 10.  The Royal Hotel (Picton, ON)

Three restaurants — AnnaLena and Kissa Tanto (both in Vancouver) and Beba (in Verdun, QC) — are new to the top 10 this year.

Four others — led by the hard-charging 20 Victoria and 2023’s Best New Restaurant, Prime Seafood Palace — are new to the Top 20. Montreal’s Pichai was 45th last year, it is now 15th and Vancouver’s Hawksworth is up from 25th to 20th.

Ten restaurants have entered the Top 50 for the first time: 20 Victoria (Toronto), Prime Seafood Palace (Toronto), Salle Climatisée (Montreal), Gia Vin & Grill (Montreal), Cabaret l’Enfer (Montreal), Portage (St. John’s), Mott 32 (Vancouver), The Pine (Collingwood, ON), Paloma (Montreal) and Île Flottante (Montreal).

25 restaurants are new to the List this year. 

4 of the Ten Best New Restaurants are from the East Coast.

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