2026 National Bank Open Toronto Players: Meet the Canadian Women
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Tournament News
July 27, 2026
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Toronto : August 1 - August 13, 2026Montreal : August 1 - August 13, 2026
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Toronto : August 1 - August 13, 2026
Attending the National Bank Open presented by Rogers in Montreal is about much more than watching the world's best players compete. It's also an opportunity to discover one of the city's most vibrant neighbourhoods.
This year, through a collaboration with the SDC Quartier Villeray, several local businesses just steps from IGA Stadium are joining the celebration with tennis-inspired menus, cocktails and exclusive offers. Whether you're grabbing a coffee before your session, enjoying a meal after the matches or simply looking to extend the tournament experience, Villeray has something waiting for you throughout your visit.
Discover flavours inspired by the National Bank Open
La Courtepointe
📍220, rue Villeray
The restaurant is serving up several tennis-inspired specials for the tournament, including the Grand Slam (a pitcher of house beer, four pogo hot dogs and four shots), the Little Slam (a pitcher and four pogo hot dogs), the Brie d'égalité (break point), a country-style grilled cheese, and the Gin Tennis, a refreshing cocktail made with Norkōtier gin, cucumber, basil and tonic.
Loretta
📍408, rue Faillon Est
Looking for a refreshing break? Mention your visit to the National Bank Open and enjoy a $10 Tinto de Verano throughout the tournament.
Lundis au soleil
📍801, rue Jarry Est
The restaurant is getting into the tournament spirit with Le Service à la cuillère, a refreshing summer punch inspired by the iconic yellow-green colour of tennis balls and served by the ladle. National Bank Open ticket holders also receive 15% off their bill on the day of their visit.
Fromagerie Anne et Frères
📍738, rue Jarry Est
The popular Brie d'égalité (break point) sandwich—made with ciabatta bread, melted brie, prosciutto, tomato, pesto, mayonnaise and a balsamic glaze—is available at $3 off with the presentation of a National Bank Open ticket, from August 1 to 13.
Polari
📍375A, rue de Castelnau Est
The bar is serving a tennis-inspired melon and lychee Jell-O shot in the sport's signature colours, along with happy hour specials on draft wine and beer from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., August 1–13.
- Draft wine: $10 per glass or $30 per half-litre
Beer: $5 per glass or $8 per pint
Vesta
📍206, rue Jarry Est
The restaurant is serving two tournament-inspired creations: the Italian Sun cocktail, featuring Frangelico, limoncello syrup, vodka, white wine and lime juice, and the ACE Pizza, topped with tomato sauce, yellow zucchini, onion, arugula, Grana Padano and ricotta salata.
Palmieri
📍7479, boulevard Saint-Laurent
From August 1 to 31, Palmieri is launching its Palmieri Athletic Club – Tennis Drop, a limited-edition tennis-inspired merchandise collection paired with a special themed menu created exclusively for the occasion.
rESTAURANTS TAPEO ET mESóN
📍511, rue Villeray et 345, rue Villeray
Kick off your evening session with a pre-match dinner at Tapeo or Mesón. From 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., both restaurants are offering a special $45 per person menu, each featuring its own unique culinary creation inspired by the tournament.
Keep the experience going
Just steps from IGA Stadium, the Villeray neighbourhood is home to a wide range of must-visit local businesses that come alive during the National Bank Open. Make the most of your time at the tournament by exploring the neighbourhood, discovering new flavours and enjoying the tournament atmosphere both on and off the court.
Enjoy the tournament, and happy exploring!
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