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Brunch · Le Sud-Ouest
A pet-friendly brunch restaurant inside DoggieVille MTL, a dog daycare and resort in the Sud-Ouest. Dogs sit at the table with their owners and are served a dedicated menu of meatballs, 'woof loaf', frozen yoghurt and alcohol-free dog beer; all breeds are welcome but must stay on a lead.
One of the few Montreal restaurants where dogs dine indoors, with a proper dog menu rather than just a water bowl, and it stays open through winter.
Ruby Café's own FAQ confirms that dogs are welcome, that they must be leashed at all times, that all breeds are accepted if socialised, and that reservations are required. Dogs may sit at the table, and the restaurant is indoors, which is unusual in Quebec because health rules normally bar dogs from indoor dining rooms. The site does not publish opening hours, so check before travelling.
The pet policy above is summarised from the venue’s own published information and cross-checked against public listings. Policies change without notice anyway, so confirm the current one with the venue before you travel, and keep your dog leashed anywhere that is not a signed off-leash area. Read the full disclaimer.
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A large island park in the Saint Lawrence, made up of Île Sainte-Hélène and Île Notre-Dame, with trails, gardens and river views. Dogs are allowed in the green spaces and on the trails provided they stay on a lead; they are not permitted at Jean-Doré Beach or the Aquatic Complex.
A 14.5-kilometre waterside path between the Old Port and Lake Saint-Louis, managed by Parks Canada. The towpath is flat and popular with walkers, runners and cyclists, and Parks Canada lists 'dogs on leash' among the site's facilities, so the route is open to leashed dogs.
No photo yetAn independent brewery and neighbourhood taproom in Pointe-Saint-Charles, near the Lachine Canal. Its own page states that dogs are welcome at all times, with water and kibble kept at the counter, and that they may join you on the terrace in summer or inside the taproom in winter.
