Regulars Pricing · Montreal restaurants

The good stuff restaurants save for regulars.

Special menus, little extras, and visit-based moments set by each restaurant. No points. No coupons. Just a better way for places to recognize the people who keep showing up.

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Tonight's Regulars menu
Three things the room is loving.
House cocktailRegulars pour
Late table snackAfter 9pm
Chef's extraWhen available
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A restaurant-set thank you Some places add a note, a pour, a dessert, or a priority invite after repeat visits.
Not rewards. Recognition.

Specials are decided by the restaurant.

Regulars gives restaurants a simple way to make repeat diners feel seen without turning dinner into a points game.

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Regulars menus

A tighter menu, a standing cocktail, a late-night snack, or a few things the restaurant wants Regulars to know about first.

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Visit moments

After a restaurant-set number of visits, they can choose to add something extra: a thank-you pour, dessert, note, or invite.

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House access

Some specials are about timing: early access to a night, a limited table, a seasonal menu, or a room the regular crowd hears about first.

A menu, not a coupon board

The language should feel like the house.

A special can be practical, generous, playful, or quiet. The point is that it belongs to the restaurant, not to a generic loyalty marketplace.

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Regulars Menu

Example only · set by each restaurant

Martini hourA house pour for Regulars before the room fills.
tonight
Kitchen noteA small plate the chef wants regular guests to try.
limited
Fifth visitThe restaurant can choose a thank-you moment.
set by house
No points economy. Your visits matter because restaurants recognize the pattern, not because you are collecting tokens.
No fake urgency. Specials should feel like hospitality, not a countdown timer or discount blast.
No assumed endorsement. Restaurants choose what appears. If a place is not on Regulars yet, we say that clearly.
No one-size-fits-all perks. A wine bar, bistro, ramen counter, and tasting room should all be able to sound like themselves.

Start showing up like a regular.

Join Regulars to follow restaurants, see what's active, and let your visits build into something the house can recognize.

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