Dining at Casino de Montréal
Casino de Montréal houses five restaurants that range from quick-service counters to fine-dining rooms with St. Lawrence River views. Each venue accepts the same player rewards card, allowing diners to earn and redeem points for meals.
Reservations are recommended for weekend evenings, especially at the steakhouse and the revolving rooftop restaurant. This article lists current hours, price ranges, and signature dishes so you can plan a meal between gaming sessions.
Fine Dining Options
The revolving restaurant on the top
floor completes one rotation per hour and
The revolving restaurant on the top floor completes one rotation per hour and serves French-Québécois tasting menus. The adjacent steakhouse focuses on AAA Canadian beef and maintains an extensive wine list. Both venues require smart casual dress after 5 p.m.
- Tasting menu prices from CAD 95 per person
- Sommelier on duty Thursday through Sunday
- Private dining rooms available for groups of 8–12
Casual and Quick Service
The food hall on the ground
level offers sushi, ramen, and wood-fired pizza.
The food hall on the ground level offers sushi, ramen, and wood-fired pizza. A separate café beside the poker room serves espresso and fresh pastries until 2 a.m. All quick-service counters accept contactless payments and player card points.
- Average meal cost CAD 18–25 per person
- Open 24 hours for casino guests
- Gluten-free and vegan options clearly marked
Player Rewards at Restaurants
to one player point. One hundred points
Every dollar spent on food converts to one player point. One hundred points equal CAD 1 in dining credit. Points can be redeemed at any restaurant or bar on the property, including the sports lounge overlooking the slot floor.