Terrasse William Gray

Skyline Views & Stylish Bites Before the Show

Perched on the 8th floor above historic Old Montreal, Terrasse William Gray offers a sleek, open-air rooftop dining experience with breathtaking views of the city skyline and the St. Lawrence River. This casual-yet-chic American restaurant blends warm hospitality with a lively, modern vibe—making it an unforgettable spot for pre-concert drinks or dinner.

Known for its elevated takes on American classics, the menu features everything from gourmet burgers and fresh salads to shareable small plates and crafted cocktails. With a vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere, it's an ideal match for the buzz of a night out in Montreal's entertainment district.

Why Concert-goers love it

Location is key, and Terrasse William Gray is just a short ride from some of Montreal’s top music venues, making it a smart pick for a pre-show meal or round of drinks. The quick service and walk-in friendly vibe mean you can dine without the stress of clock-watching. Plus, the rooftop setting lets you kick off the night with sweeping views and an upbeat energy that sets the tone for a great concert evening.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking for shareable plates and rooftop cocktails
• Solo travelers wanting a scenic spot to kick back pre-show
• Couples planning a romantic night with skyline vibes
• Fans who want a lively, Instagram-worthy hangout before a big show
• Budget-conscious music lovers—with casual dress and options for lighter bites

What People Say

Guests rave about the stunning rooftop views, especially at sunset, and the trendy ambiance that’s perfect for a night out. Many mention the friendly and efficient service, ideal when you’re on a concert schedule. The cocktails are a consistent highlight, and the casual dress code keeps things low-pressure while still feeling upscale.

Areas for Improvement

The rooftop can get busy during peak hours, so it’s worth arriving early or making a reservation if you’re on a tight timeline. Some diners mention that menu prices lean toward the higher end, though most agree the view and atmosphere make it worth it.

The Bottom Line

A perfect rooftop stop for concert-goers craving great views, good eats, and a pre-show buzz in the heart of Old Montreal.