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Nearby restaurants
The following is a list of restaurants near the Faculty of Music building (555 Sherbrooke W.).
| A.L. Van Houtte | Aylmer & Sherbrooke (basement) | Sandwich and soup | $ |
| Amelio's | 201 Milton (Jeanne Mance) | Pizza | $ |
| Asha | 3490 Parc (Milton) | Indian | $ |
| Basha | 930 St. Catherine W. | Good Lebanese, 2nd floor | $ |
| Biddle's | 2060 Aylmer (Sherbrooke) | Jazz and ribs | $$ |
| Bodega | 3456 Parc (Milton) | Spanish | $$ |
| Café McCord | 690 Sherbrooke (University) | Nice lunch inside McCord Museum | $-$$ |
| Cathedrale Food Court | Maisonneuve & University (Metro level) | Pretty good Chinese and Vietnamese along with the regular fast food fair | $ |
| Chez Cora | 3465 Parc (Milton) | Good for breakfast - Omelets and crepes for lunch | $ |
| Commensal | 1204 McGill College | Vegetarian buffet | $$ |
| Isakaya | 3469 Parc (Milton) | Popular decent Japanese | $-$$ |
| Le Petit Vietnam (Optimum) | 2090 Union (Sherbrooke) | Nice Vietnamese, lunch only | $ |
| Restaurant Lola Rosa | 545 Milton (University) | Nice South American Vegetarian | $ |
| Mazurka | 64 Prince Arthur (St. Laurent) | Reasonable Polish | $ |
| Ogura | 2025 Union (President Kennedy) | Japanese, counter only, busy at lunch | $ |
| Olio | 3407 Peel (Sherbrooke) | Nice Lebanese-inspired grilled sandwiches and salads | $ |
| Osaka | 2137 Bleury (Sherbrooke) | Japanese home cooking, no sushi | $-$$ |
| Restaurant Julien | 1191 Union (St. Catherine) | French | $$ |
| Schwartz's | 3895 St. Laurent (Duluth) | The best place for smoked meat, very noisy, expect to wait | $ |
| Zenya | 486 St. Catherine (2nd floor) | One of the best sushi in Montreal | $$-$$$ |
Recommended restaurants (expensive)
| Au petit extra | 1690 Ontario E. |
| Au petit resto | 4650 Mentana |
| Da Emma | 777 de la Commune St. W. |
| Le p'tit plateau | 330 Marie Anne |
| L'Express | 3927 St. Denis |
| Toqué | 3842 St. Denis |
Restaurant disctricts
Many of these restaurants are BYOB (bring your own bottle); buy your wine at a corner convenience store or at the SAQ store (Prince Arthur & St. Laurent).