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Ferreira Café

  • CuisinePortuguese
  • CategoryFine Dining
  • VibePolished, comfortable, white-tablecloth, downtown
  • Price$$$

Ferreira Café is an upscale Portuguese restaurant at 1446 Rue Peel in downtown Montréal (Centre-Ville), Québec, Canada, known for grilled fish and a large Portuguese wine list, and listed in the Michelin Guide Québec. The menu centres on Portuguese seafood, with whole fish cooked over a grill and shellfish preparations that reflect the country's coastal traditions, along with dishes built around salt cod, a staple of Portuguese cooking.

Upscale Portuguese restaurant on rue Peel downtown, known for grilled fish and a large Portuguese wine list; listed in the Michelin Guide Québec.

Ferreira Café is an upscale Portuguese restaurant at 1446 Rue Peel in downtown Montréal (Centre-Ville), Québec, Canada, known for grilled fish and a large Portuguese wine list, and listed in the Michelin Guide Québec. The menu centres on Portuguese seafood, with whole fish cooked over a grill and shellfish preparations that reflect the country's coastal traditions, along with dishes built around salt cod, a staple of Portuguese cooking. Specific current dishes are not documented in the guide data, so visitors should ask the staff about the day's fish. The dining room is polished and comfortable, with white-tablecloth service, a moderate noise level and a smart-casual to dressy dress code; it is a common choice for business dinners and celebrations downtown. The wine list is a major feature, with a deep selection from Portuguese regions such as the Douro and Alentejo, and the staff can guide visitors through bottles that suit grilled fish. Prices are in the upper range, about CAD 80-140 per person depending on the fish and wine selected. Reservations are made through the restaurant's own website, which links to its current online booking platform, and booking ahead is advisable for weekend evenings and Grand Prix or festival periods when downtown fills. Rue Peel runs through the heart of downtown, close to Sherbrooke Street, McGill University and the Peel and McGill metro stations, so the restaurant is convenient for visitors staying in central hotels. It is a few blocks from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the shopping streets, making it a practical dinner stop after a day downtown.

Practical information for Ferreira Café · Last updated September 2026
Price $$$
Reservations Book through the restaurant's own website, which links to its current online booking platform
Address 1446 Rue Peel, Montréal, QC

Good to know

Known for
Portuguese seafood

Location

1446 Rue Peel, Montréal, QC

45.5004, -73.5741 View on map

Highlights

  • Grilled fish in a Portuguese style
  • Large Portuguese wine list
  • Listed in the Michelin Guide Québec
  • Downtown location on rue Peel

Tips for visiting

  • Ask the staff for the day's fish and how it is prepared
  • Reserve for weekend evenings and festival periods
  • Budget CAD 80-140 per person
  • Ask for wine guidance from the Portuguese list
  • Use Peel or McGill metro stations

When to visit

Dinner for the full menu; weeknights are calmer than weekends.

Accessibility

Accessibility details are not published in the guide data; visitors with mobility needs should phone ahead to confirm access.

Frequently asked questions

What is Ferreira Café known for?

Grilled fish and a large Portuguese wine list.

Where is it?

At 1446 Rue Peel in downtown Montréal.

How much does a meal cost?

About CAD 80-140 per person.