The Lachine Canal Bike Path: More Than Just a Simple Ride

It’s an experience that unfolds along the water, where industrial history, greenery, and summer pleasures meet. This iconic route connecting the Old Port to Lachine is one of Montreal’s most scenic bike paths. And like any great ride, it deserves a delicious finish. Good news: just a few pedal strokes from the path, Notre-Dame Street is lined with local spots that turn your bike break into a culinary stop worth savoring.

Nonnina
(1865 Notre-Dame Street)

The perfect bike stop near the Lachine Canal

A warm and inviting spot where Italy comes to life through crispy focaccias, hot prosciutto sandwiches, colorful salads, and homemade gelato. With its soft ambiance and sunny terrace, it almost feels like you’re on vacation.

Louks Pub
(1345 Notre-Dame Street)

A sunny terrace for a well-deserved break and a bite to eat

The perfect place to unwind after a ride. This local microbrewery offers craft beers brewed on-site, generous plates, and a relaxed atmosphere. Burgers, salads, and poutines to share with friends while chatting about life and your cycling route.

Tacos Révolution
(1070 Notre-Dame Street)

A taco stop on two wheels

This new spot takes you straight to Mexico with tacos bursting with flavor, made to order. Pulled pork, marinated shrimp, grilled cactus on the plancha—this is the go-to place for a no-fuss lunch that’s big on taste.

Souvlaki Authentique
(1050 Notre-Dame Street)

Greek delights just minutes from the bike path

Souvlaki Authentique delivers classic Greek fare done right: fully loaded gyros, hearty bowls, and homemade tzatziki. All served with a smile in a simple yet welcoming setting. The ideal place to refuel near the Lachine Canal without missing a beat.

Au Bout Là-Bas
(1400 Notre-Dame Street)

Perfect for a picnic by the Lachine Canal

A bit of a hidden gem for foodies. Homemade cooking, local products, and vegetarian options make this a great stop for a delicate sandwich or a sweet treat. Perfect for takeout and enjoying a picnic by the canal on your bike ride.

Chicken Plus
(1153 Notre-Dame Street)

A refreshing stop to wrap up your bike ride

Newly opened on Notre-Dame, this spot specializes in crispy Korean fried chicken, served in pieces with bold sauces. A tasty and comforting option for cyclists needing a boost after their ride. Right next door is Thés Bobaju, offering a great selection of bubble teas and fruity drinks.

Falafel St-Jacques
(1299 Notre-Dame Street)

The best vegan lunch near the Lachine Canal

A true plant-based institution in Lachine. The falafels are golden and crisp, the plates are generous, and the Middle Eastern-inspired flavors never disappoint. A great choice for healthy eating without compromising on flavor.

Bon appétit!

Now you’ve got everything you need to make the most of your bike ride—fork in hand!

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