Restaurant in Montréal, Canada
Portus 360
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About Portus 360
Portus 360 is worth considering when the priority is a downtown Montréal dinner with a strong sense of place and easy booking, not when the goal is a tightly defined chef-led meal. Go for an early dinner slot, use it for an occasion-leaning night, cross-shop Monarque or Mémo if food specificity matters more than setting.
5:30 PM is the useful verified number here: in Montréal, that early dinner slot is the first listed opening time for Portus 360 from Tuesday through Saturday. The case for booking should be kept practical rather than awards-led: use it when the name, the Montréal setting, the evening schedule fit your plans. For another dinner comparison, Monarque or Mémo may also be worth cross-shopping.
Verified public details for Portus 360 are limited: it is in Montréal, it lists smart casual dress, it operates dinner hours only on Tuesday through Saturday. Plan around those facts rather than assuming a specific menu format, cuisine, price tier, seating layout, or accolade.
Use it for a Montréal dinner, not a lunch plan
Portus 360 makes the most sense when its schedule fits your evening: Tuesday to Saturday, 5:30–11 PM. Do not plan around lunch, Monday, or Sunday, because the verified hours list it as closed on Monday and Sunday and open in the evening only Tuesday through Saturday.
For a multi-visit strategy, treat this as one Montréal dinner option, then use another meal for a different kind of booking. Fiorellino, Restaurant Tbsp. Monarque, Mémo are natural comparison points depending on the kind of evening you want.
The practical read for Montréal planners
Reservations: check directly before you go, since verified booking difficulty is not listed. Timing: dinner only from Tuesday through Saturday, with Monday and Sunday closed. Dress: smart casual. Budget: no verified price tier is listed, so compare by occasion rather than a fixed spend. Group fit: confirm directly if your party size or seating needs are specific.
If this is part of a broader Montréal plan, use our full Montréal restaurants guide for dinner alternatives, then pair the night with our full Montréal bars guide or our full Montréal experiences guide. For trip planning, our full Montréal hotels guide can help round out the itinerary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I eat at the bar at Portus 360?
Verified bar-seating details are not listed, so confirm directly with Portus 360 if that setup matters to you. The verified schedule is dinner Tuesday to Saturday, 5:30–11 PM.
Is lunch or dinner better at Portus 360?
Dinner is the verified option here. Portus 360 is listed as open Tuesday through Saturday from 5:30–11 PM, closed Monday and Sunday.
Does Portus 360 handle dietary restrictions?
Verified dietary-accommodation details are not listed. If you have restrictions, contact Portus 360 directly before booking or note them when you contact the venue.
What should a first-timer know about Portus 360?
Treat Portus 360 as a Montréal dinner plan with smart casual dress. It is open Tuesday through Saturday from 5:30–11 PM and closed Monday and Sunday.
What are alternatives to compare with Portus 360?
Monarque, Fiorellino, The Living Room, Mémo, Restaurant Tbsp. are reasonable comparison points if you are weighing Portus 360 against other options.
Location
777 Blvd Robert-Bourassa, Montréal, QC H3C 3Z7, Canada
Montréal, Canada
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How Portus 360 compares in Montréal
Portus 360 is the setting-led choice in this Montréal group. It is easier to position for visitors, date nights, downtown convenience than for diners chasing a specific cuisine or tasting-menu structure. Monarque is the better pick when French cooking is the main reason for the booking, while Mémo, listed as Modern Cuisine and $$$, gives a clearer price-and-format signal for diners who want to know the spend category before committing.
For value and flexibility, Fiorellino is the safer casual cross-shop, especially for groups that want a less formal evening. Restaurant Tbsp. also reads as an easier hotel-district alternative when convenience matters more than occasion. The Living Room is the one to compare if the priority is a more lounge-like mood rather than a full restaurant-forward dinner.
The short version: choose Portus 360 for atmosphere and a central Montréal plan; choose Monarque for a French dining brief; choose Mémo when a $$$ modern-cuisine signal is useful; choose Fiorellino or Restaurant Tbsp. when the group needs an easier, lower-friction reservation.
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