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Jan. 12, 2026

New openings in downtown Montreal – January 2026

Jeune femme tenant un flocon de neige géant devant ses yeux

Even though the holiday season may be behind us, downtown Montréal remains as lively as ever. New businesses continue to open their doors, reinforcing the energy and appeal of the city’s core throughout the year. From gourmet stops to wellness experiences and unique retail concepts, downtown Montréal continues to be a must-visit destination, well beyond the festive season.


1. Peluche Animalerie Urbaine – A new go-to spot for pet lovers

has recently opened in the heart of downtown Montréal, offering a one-stop destination for pet owners. From quality food and treats to toys, accessories and grooming products for dogs and cats, Peluche combines everyday essentials with a few indulgent finds for your four-legged companions.

📍1192 rue Mackay

Chien posant sa tête sur table basse, à côté d'une tasse de café.
© Peluche animalerie urbaine

2. Spirulina – a well-known health spot in a new downtown location

Already popular among fans of healthy eating, Spirulina Health Bar continues its downtown journey with a new location, and moves from Stanley Street to Sherbrooke Street. Known for its smoothies, cold-pressed juices, açaí bowls, fresh salads and wholesome toasts, it’s an ideal stop for a quick, nutritious break in the city.

📍1115 rue Sherbrooke Ouest

Main tenant une boisson Spirulina
© Spirulina Health Bar

3. Bains Ninkasi – Montréal’s first urban beer spa

Bains Ninkasi introduces a truly original wellness experience in the Quartier des Spectacles. Inspired by European traditions, this urban beer spa invites guests to relax in hot baths infused with hops, malt and botanicals, enjoy a hop-scented sauna, and savour local beers and chocolate pairings for a moment of total relaxation.

📍2120 rue de Bleury

Deux jeunes femmes dans un bain relaxant tenant un verre de bière.
© Bains Ninkasi

4. Maison Bao – A new destination for Asian-inspired comfort food

Bao House brings a fresh and friendly concept to downtown Montréal, featuring house-made bao buns filled with flavourful meats or vegetarian options, along with other Asian-inspired dishes. A perfect choice for a casual lunch or a relaxed dinner in a modern, welcoming setting.

📍1480 boulevard De Maisonneuve Ouest

Assiette de bao
© Maison Bao

5. Bassé Noix et Café – A gourmet coffee break with global flavours

Known for its roasted nuts and snacks inspired by flavours from around the world, Bassé now brings its universe downtown in café form. Expect a selection of coffee, hot beverages and sweet treats, ideal for a relaxing break while exploring the city.

📍1287 boulevard De Maisonneuve Ouest

Paquets d'arachides posés sur une table basse
© Bassé Noix et Café

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