The French bistro spans Montreal's extremes. Au Pied de Cochon on Avenue Duluth is Martin Picard's temple of Quebecois excess, home of foie gras poutine, while Vin Mon Lapin in Little Italy, from the Joe Beef family, placed fifth on North America's 50 Best in 2026 with snacks from a handwritten card. Foiegwa splits the difference in Saint-Henri, a neon-lit French-American diner where escargots share the menu with a cult double cheeseburger.
Au Pied de Cochon is Martin Picard's temple of Quebecois excess on Avenue Duluth in Montreal, home of foie gras poutine and the theatrical duck in a can.
OrderFoie gras poutine and the canard en conserve.
TipPortions are enormous and rich; come hungry and plan to share every dish.
Foiegwa is a neon-lit French-American diner in Saint-Henri, Montreal, plating steak frites, escargot and a cult double cheeseburger late into the night.
OrderThe Foiegwa burger, or the escargots and steak frites.
TipLate-night weekends are the vibe; the burger and a martini is the classic order at the bar.
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