Best Epices Restaurants in Montreal (2026) - Reviews & Menus

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EpicesKay

Opens Today at 12 pm

(173)

Anjou-St-Léonard

Haitian

Review Summary

Reviews describe EpicesKay as one of the best Haitian restaurants in Montreal, with authentic flavors and generous portions at reasonable prices. The menu features favorites like griot, plantain, accras, pikliz, and fresh fish, and many diners say the dishes are delicious and comforting. The dining experience is often highlighted for a clean, modern ambiance and welcoming, attentive service. Occasional critiques mention errors in order taking and some inconsistency in service, and a few visitors note that the space could be better cooled. Overall, EpicesKay is frequently described as a homey, enjoyable spot where the food and hospitality leave a strong impression.View restaurant profile

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Épices de L'Inde

Opens Today at 11:30 am

(298)

Montcalm, Upper Town (Saint-Jean-Baptiste)

Indian Pakistani Halal Vegetarian

Review Summary

Overall, reviews praise Épices de L'Inde for flavorful dishes, generous portions, and friendly, attentive service in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Popular picks like lamb biryani, butter chicken, dal makhni, and vegetarian options are described as rich, well spiced, and comforting, with spice levels that can be tuned to taste. Many diners note good value, affordable lunch options, and the option to bring your own wine, while a few visits mention slower service or occasional critiques on bread texture. Despite a few reservations, the consensus is strong, with guests highlighting authentic flavors, thoughtful service, and a homey vibe that makes them want to return and recommend the place.View restaurant profile

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Les Épices Grillées

Opens Today at 11 am

(158)

Limoilou/Vieux-Limoilou

BBQ Indian Grill

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Les Épices Grillées earns wide praise for generous portions, a delicious and diverse menu of Indian dishes, and courteous, fast service, with many reviews highlighting staples like butter chicken, lamb curry, tandoori specialties, dal bhuna, paneer tikka masala, and fresh naan, plus the option for dine-in, delivery or takeout and a BYOB policy that adds value. The ambiance is described as warm and welcoming, ideal for casual outings or gatherings, with attentive staff and consistently good quality that keeps guests returning. A few experiences note occasional hiccups such as overcooked chicken or undercooked lamb, and one case of naan lacking salt, but overall flavors are rich and authentic, portions generous, and the experience memorable and worthwhile, making this a standout Indian option in Quebec City.View restaurant profile