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Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

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Grillades Amira (Centre-Ville PSC) - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Grillades Amira (Centre-Ville PSC)

Mediterranean restaurant to enjoy delicious halal grilled meats.
Open until 3 am
(89)
Pointe St-Charles, Montreal-Southwest

Review Summary

Grillades Amira Grill draws mixed impressions from diners: some praise generous portions, flavorful meat, and a welcoming, family-like ambiance with friendly staff and attentive service, while others criticize inconsistent flavors and textures, oily or bland dishes, a smoky dining area with poor ventilation, and high prices that cut into value, especially on delivery. The tzatziki and certain sauces get positive mentions, yet some beef cuts and sausages are described as underseasoned or lacking depth, and a few plates are noted as dry or not well prepared. Overall the experience can feel memorable and worth returning for the hospitality and tasty bites, but quality and value vary between visits, and there are comments about the owner's responses to criticism that shade the atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Au Tarot - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Au Tarot

Fine Mediterranean Restaurant in Montreal
Opens Today at 11:45 am
(559)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Review Summary

Au Tarot earns warm praise for flavorful, comforting Moroccan and North African dishes, with couscous and tajines highlighted as standouts and portions that feel generous and satisfying. The atmosphere is described as friendly and inviting, with attentive service and a host who makes guests feel welcome and at ease, often like a family welcome. Many reviews emphasize fresh, well balanced flavors, reasonable prices, and dependable takeout options that preserve the homemade character of each dish. The menu is noted for variety and authenticity, including lamb and chicken tajines, and the couscous is highlighted as exceptional by several diners. While some comments point to a cozy, small space and occasional inconsistencies, the overall experience is marked by hospitality, generous servings, and a spirit of generosity that guests repeatedly respond to with plans to return.View restaurant profile
Montreal Kebab - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Montreal Kebab

Opens Today at 12 pm
(529)
Old Montreal

Mentioned in: Shawarma in Montreal: Our Must-Try Spots

Review Summary

Montreal Kebab is frequently described as a warm, welcoming Lebanese Mediterranean spot in Old Montreal with halal options and generous portions. The food is consistently delicious, with kebabs, shawarma, and other dishes praised for balance and freshness, and desserts like kunafa and baklava serving as a sweet finish. Service is routinely attentive and friendly, contributing to a cozy, homey atmosphere and quick, reliable dining experiences. The upstairs setting offers nice views of the Old Port, and prices are considered reasonable for the area, making it a popular choice for locals and visitors looking for flavorful, comforting meals.View restaurant profile
Avesta - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Avesta

Unpretentious, pillow-filled Turkish eatery serving classic stews, savory crêpes & varied mezes.
Opens Today at 11 am
(368)
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village

Mentioned in: Travel Without a Passport: 18 Culinary Stops in Montreal

Review Summary

Avesta offers a warm, cozy Turkish dining experience in downtown Montreal with fresh bread baked on site and a menu full of authentic flavors. The atmosphere is welcoming, and service is attentive and friendly. Dishes arrive in generous portions at good value, with mezze, kebabs, manti and other classics described as flavorful and comforting. The bread and dips are standout, the grilled meats tender, and ingredients feel fresh. Desserts like baklava and kunefe are praised for balance. The spot suits families, friends, and celebrations, and many leave eager to return for the same high quality and warm hospitality.View restaurant profile

Grillades Amira (Lasalle)

Mediterranean restaurant to enjoy delicious halal grilled meats.
Opens Today at 11 am
(65)
LaSalle

Review Summary

Overall reviews highlight bold flavors and generous portions at Grillades Amira Grill, with calamari standing out as exceptionally crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, repeatedly described as the best bite by diners. The plates are noted for variety and size, offering salads, potatoes, and grilled vegetables alongside meats, and the group platters are seen as a great deal, though some sides and beverages are considered overpriced. The juice and several desserts drew ire for high prices, especially when taken to go, while the main dishes and salads earned praise for authenticity and quality. Service and atmosphere are commonly praised, described as friendly, attentive, calm, and upscale, though one location delivered slow service and poor initial attention. Some reviewers call Grillades Amira Grill the best halal steak house in town and express plans to return to enjoy the calamari and other hearty offerings.View restaurant profile
Amaraya Resto-Café - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Amaraya Resto-Café

Opens Today at 12 pm
(578)
Ville Saint-Laurent, Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Review Summary

Amaraya Resto-Café welcomes guests with a warm, cozy atmosphere and friendly, attentive staff, offering a menu that blends hearty classics with lighter options and a variety of flavorful dishes served in generous portions. The experience shines with fresh, delicious food, beautiful presentation, and options that pair well with a top quality shisha lounge and refined desserts like kunafa. The ambiance is welcoming and chic yet comfortable, making it a favorite for casual meals, coffee and dessert, or a full dinner, with consistently excellent service from start to finish. A spacious free parking area nearby adds to the convenience, and the overall vibe emphasizes hospitality, value, and a memorable dining experience that invites return visits.View restaurant profile
Sham Mont-Royal - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Sham Mont-Royal

First Syrian Plant-Based Restaurant
Opens Today at 11 am
(552)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: 20 Must-Try Vegan Restaurants in Montreal You Can't MissShawarma in Montreal: Our Must-Try SpotsView More

Review Summary

Sham Mont-Royal is repeatedly praised as a fully vegan haven with generous portions and vibrant, flavorful dishes that showcase Middle Eastern influences, from kebabs and falafel to labneh and mujaddara, all crafted with fresh ingredients and thoughtful seasoning. The dining experience is described as warm and welcoming, with a cozy atmosphere and attentive service that feels like a family run touch. Brunch and dinner receive high marks for variety, heartiness, and the option to pair dishes with on site pressed drinks and mint tea. Guests note that the staff go the extra mile to make celebrations feel special and to create a homey, inviting vibe. The overall impression is that Sham Mont-Royal offers delicious, inventive plant based options and a convivial ambiance that invites returning with friends and family.View restaurant profile
Lahmajoune Villeray - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Lahmajoune Villeray

The best homemade Lahmajoune in Montreal.
Opens Today at 9 am
(420)
Villeray-Saint-Michel, Little-Italy

Mentioned in: A Local Guide to Villeray: Best Food, Drinks, and Local GemsBest Takeout Options for Picnics Near Montreal ParksView More

Review Summary

Lahmajoune Villeray is a warm, family run spot in Montreal where the food feels handmade with care. The lahmajoune itself is praised for a thin, crisp crust and flavorful filling, while a wide array of kebbe, grape leaves, spinach pie, hummus, muhammara and cheese rolls showcases fresh, house made options. The service is repeatedly described as friendly and welcoming, with generous portions and affordable prices that invite repeat visits. Popular items can sell out, so ordering ahead or arriving early is advised. Desserts such as baklava and namoura are highlighted, and the overall pick up or takeout experience is characterized by freshness, authenticity and a sense of family pride.View restaurant profile
Diba Restaurant - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Diba Restaurant

Authentic Persian Pleasures Await at Diba Restaurant.
Opens Today at 11:30 am
(392)
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Monkland Village

Review Summary

Diba Restaurant emerges in Montreal as a standout for authentic Persian cuisine, offering juicy kebabs, tender koobideh, and perfectly seasoned torsh, all presented with generous portions and a soft, fragrant tahdig and freshly baked bread that greet guests with warmth. The atmosphere combines modern chic with a cozy, family friendly vibe, and the service is consistently attentive, friendly, and professional, with staff going the extra mile to accommodate celebrations and large groups. Diba's menu surprises with a range of dishes that feel homemade and true to tradition, while the decor, cleanliness, and careful presentation elevate every visit. While prices are sometimes noted as higher, the quality, portions, and thoughtful touches such as welcome bread and herbs create strong value and repeat visits. Many reviews highlight memorable experiences for birthdays and gatherings, praising the reliable consistency, the courteous staff, and the authentic flavors that make Diba Restaurant a go-to for Persian cuisine in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Rumi - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Rumi

Opens Today at 11 am
(1418)
Mile-End, Outremont

Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Shakshouka in MontrealOur Outremont Food Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, and Grab a Sweet TreatView More

Review Summary

Rumi is described as a warm, inviting spot with beautiful décor and a Middle Eastern vibe, where generous portions, flavorful mezze and main courses, and fresh ingredients meet attentive, friendly service. The atmosphere is cozy and often lively, sometimes enhanced by live music and a charming terrace garden, making it suitable for intimate dinners as well as groups and celebrations. Guests repeatedly note excellent service, accommodating staff, and good value for the quality, with dishes ranging from hummus and halloumi to lamb shank and merguez highlighted as standouts. The tea service, desserts, and overall balance of sweetness and spice add distinctive touches, and the space feels welcoming to families and friends alike. Overall, Rumi emerges as a reliable go-to for diverse flavors, a festive yet comfortable ambience, and a dining experience that invites return visits.View restaurant profile
Mazzeh - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Mazzeh

DELICIOUS AND HEALTHY WITH MAZZEH!
Opens Today at 11 am
(245)
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Côte-Saint-Luc

Review Summary

Mazzeh consistently delivers authentic Persian cuisine with fresh, flavorful kebabs and comforting stews that recall Isfahan. The koobideh and joojeh are repeatedly praised for juiciness and perfect seasoning, while the atmosphere is cozy and the staff are friendly and attentive, making dine in and takeout feel welcoming. Generous portions, good value, and reliable delivery and catering are highlighted by many, with high praise for the quality and hospitality across visits.View restaurant profile
Mirazu - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Mirazu

Montreal bring your own wine restaurant serving classic Turkish cuisine
Opens Today at 10 am
(756)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End

Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End20 Must-Try Brunch Spots in MontrealView More

Review Summary

Mirazu shines with a warm, cozy atmosphere and a Turkish-inspired menu that highlights fresh, flavorful dishes, especially a standout Turkish breakfast and brunch, hearty meze, and perfectly grilled lamb. The in-house bread is a frequent highlight and prices stay generous for the portions. Friendly, attentive staff and a welcoming vibe help guests feel like they are traveling through Turkish flavors without leaving the table, with the option to bring your own wine adding to the value. The menu offers a wide range of textures and spices, from comforting breads to vibrant mains and memorable desserts. Occasional notes about slow service or a warm dining room are outweighed by consistently high quality and authenticity, making Mirazu a reliable go-to for mornings, brunches, and meals that celebrate Turkish cuisine.View restaurant profile
Khyber Pass - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Khyber Pass

Opens Today at 5 pm
(488)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: Khyber Pass: A Montreal Establishment Faithful to Its Afghan RootsMust-Visit Restaurants on the Plateau-Mont-RoyalView More

Review Summary

Reviews describe Khyber Pass as a warm, authentic Afghan dining experience with inviting decor, a relaxed atmosphere, and a terrace that shines in good weather. The food is consistently praised for rich, balanced flavors, generous portions, and staples like Kabuli Palaw, mantoo, and other traditional dishes that showcase Afghan cooking, with the BYOB policy adding value. The service is repeatedly highlighted as friendly, attentive, and efficient, and the setting blends rustic charm with cultural touches that feel transportive, especially on the garden terrace. Diners note reasonable prices for the large portions and the memorable ambiance that makes the experience feel special, often leading to plans to return to explore more of the menu. Overall, Khyber Pass stands out for authentic food, welcoming service, and a cozy atmosphere that makes it a go-to choice in the city.View restaurant profile
Fenêtre Sur Kaboul - Restaurant & Salon de Thé - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Fenêtre Sur Kaboul - Restaurant & Salon de Thé

Opens Today at 4 pm
(496)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: The Best Restaurants to Enjoy Middle-Eastern Cuisine in Montreal

Review Summary

Fenêtre Sur Kaboul offers a warm, authentic Afghan dining experience with generous portions and a welcoming atmosphere. The menu features favorites like mantos, ashak and qabuli palow, along with flavorful lamb and kebabs that showcase depth and balanced spice. Guests repeatedly praise the friendly, attentive staff, the inviting decor, and the option to bring your own wine, which makes it a great spot for gatherings or a relaxing dinner. The possibility to reserve a private room adds to its appeal for groups, while overall value remains strong for quality, quantity and comforting flavors. A vibrant sense of hospitality, thoughtful presentation and memorable aromas make the experience feel lively and inviting, inviting return visits to continue exploring the diverse offerings and the warm hospitality that makes this place stand out.View restaurant profile
Menthe et Couscous - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Menthe et Couscous

Authentic Mediterranean, Maghrébin, North African restaurant offering a variety of unconventional Couscous & Tajines recipes
Opens Today at 4 pm
(1946)
Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles

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Review Summary

Menthe et Couscous offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with authentic North African flavors and generous portions. Dishes like the lamb shank tagine and couscous royal are repeatedly described as tender, deeply flavorful and beautifully prepared, with homemade merguez and perfectly steamed couscous. The ambiance blends coziness with lively entertainment, including belly dancing and occasional live violin, which enhances the dinner without detracting from the food. Service is consistently friendly, attentive, and professional, making guests feel welcome from start to finish. With a BYOB option, generous portions, and a reputation for fresh ingredients and comforting, home style cooking, Menthe et Couscous stands out as a great choice for a relaxed dinner, a celebratory night, or a memorable group meal.View restaurant profile
Eila Bistro Moderne - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Eila Bistro Moderne

Lebanese restaurant in the heart of the Quartier des Spectacles.
Opens Tomorrow at 11 am
(33)
Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

Review Summary

Reviews of Eila Bistro Moderne describe a stylish interior and a pleasant atmosphere with good drinks and modernized Lebanese cuisine. Food is repeatedly praised for flavor and freshness, with falafels and other dishes singled out as excellent and portions ranging from generous to smaller but satisfying. Service is generally described as attentive and professional, though several comments note kitchen delays and occasional timing issues, such as dishes arriving before starters were finished or requests like a wine glass refill not being fulfilled. The experience is often described as warm and welcoming, with guests appreciating helpful recommendations from staff, and many saying they would return or have already recommended the restaurant to friends. The ambiance, location near a busy area and occasional noise are mentioned, along with the decor and lively vibe that suits pre show meals, while some find the menu limited but still flavorful, and several highlight impressive desserts like knafeh.View restaurant profile
Zyara - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Zyara

Open until 3 am
(799)
Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Ville Saint-Laurent

Mentioned in: Hidden Gem Restaurants to Uncover Another Side of Montreal

Review Summary

Zyara offers fresh, flavorful Lebanese cuisine in a bright, welcoming setting with attentive, friendly service and generous portions. The menu pairs tasting experiences with a la carte options, featuring breads, mezze, kebabs and other delights that many describe as authentically delicious. Guests frequently praise the fresh pita warm from the oven, the variety and quality of dips, and the overall value for money. The atmosphere is elegant and cozy, with stylish décor, a pleasant terrace, and occasional live entertainment that enhances the experience. The staff are consistently described as professional, patient, and attentive, making celebrations and meals with family or friends feel special. Brunch experiences and degustation menus are highlighted as memorable, and many diners express plans to return with others to share the experience. Overall, Zyara leaves a strong impression of high quality, generous portions, and a warm, inviting ambiance that makes it a reliable go-to for Lebanese fare in Montreal.View restaurant profile
La Rose des Sables - Couscous & Tajine - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

La Rose des Sables - Couscous & Tajine

Opens Today at 5 pm
(342)
Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Villeray-Saint-Michel

Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Shakshouka in MontrealIftar Menus in Montreal: The Best Places to Celebrate RamadanView More

Review Summary

La Rose des Sables is described as a warm, intimate spot that makes diners feel transported to Tunisia with a cozy decor and welcoming service, enhanced by a baladi dance show that adds to the evening. The menu reliably delivers generous portions of authentic Tunisian favorites such as lamb and chicken tajine, gargoulette, couscous, brik, ojja and chorba, all with fresh flavors and comforting, homemade vibes. Many reviews highlight tender meats, rich spices and well balanced dishes that evoke memories of traditional family meals. The ambiance is repeatedly described as friendly and inviting, with attentive staff and the option to bring your own wine enhancing the relaxed, convivial mood. Desserts, mint tea and savory courses are praised for their authenticity, generous presentation and value. Diners also note the inclusion of Ramadan menus and occasional live entertainment that make this neighborhood spot a memorable culinary journey.View restaurant profile
SHAY - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

SHAY

Upmarket Lebanese restaurant featuring traditional sharing plates & mains
Opens Today at 10 am
(2317)
Griffintown, Little Burgundy

Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Shakshouka in MontrealWhere to Find the Best Pancakes in MontrealView More

Review Summary

SHAY delivers a warm, stylish Lebanese dining experience with a lively yet welcoming vibe and consistently attentive service. The menu shines with vibrant, well presented dishes and an array of mezze, lamb, kebabs, and brunch classics like shawarma eggs Benedict and baklava pancakes, all made with fresh ingredients. The brunch and dinner experiences are repeatedly praised for generous portions, bold flavors, and creative twists that honor tradition while feeling modern. The atmosphere, on both the dining floor and the terrace, is frequently described as beautiful and energetic, with knowledgeable staff guiding guests through thoughtful recommendations. Overall, SHAY stands out for reliable quality, standout dishes, and a memorable, friendly guest experience that makes it a go-to for meals with friends or celebrations.View restaurant profile
Darna Bistroquet - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Darna Bistroquet

Darna, meaning 'our home' in Moroccan, welcomes you like family.
Opens Today at 10:30 am
(463)
Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Villeray-Saint-Michel

Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Shakshouka in Montreal

Review Summary

Darna Bistroquet earns praise for excellent cuisine with Moroccan and Mediterranean flavors reimagined with a modern touch, and portions are generous. The warm, welcoming service and cozy atmosphere come up repeatedly, with a charming terrace in summer. Brunch is a standout, with several plates noted as tasty and satisfying. The staff are attentive and friendly, often going the extra mile and sharing a bit of culture. Dishes are well presented and the drinks are creative, adding to the overall experience. Some reviews mention busy nights or occasional uneven seasoning, but the overall impression is very favorable and many would return.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Andalos - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Boulangerie Andalos

Family-run Lebanese bakery offering a wide variety of breads, pastries, ready-to-eat meals, catering menus and imported products.
Opens Today at 8 am
(146)
Ville Saint-Laurent

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Review Summary

Boulangerie Andalos offers an inviting window into authentic Lebanese flavors with a broad menu of freshly baked breads, pita, manakeesh and savory dishes like shish taouk and shawarma, all prepared with evident care and quality ingredients. The pastry case and desserts are especially appealing, featuring flaky baklava, gooey knefeh and other sweets that showcase the kitchen's skill, while the bread and kafta options stay consistently fresh and flavorful. The atmosphere is welcoming and clean, with ample seating for dine in or takeout and a service approach described as friendly, attentive and helpful at the counters. A wide variety of options makes it easy to enjoy a quick bite or a full meal, and prices are reasonable for the quality and selection offered. Overall, Boulangerie Andalos delivers freshness, authentic taste and a thoughtful mix of savory and sweet treats that keep customers coming back.View restaurant profile
Boustan - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Boustan

Opens Today at 11 am
(268)
Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Mentioned in: Shawarma in Montreal: Our Must-Try Spots

Review Summary

Reviews generally describe Boustan as consistently tasty and fast, with friendly, accommodating staff and a clean space. Diners value quick service for a casual meal and praise generous portions and fresh dishes, including vegan options, with the signature step of toasting pitas on charcoal for a grilled flavor. The garlic sauce and potatoes are often highlighted as highlights, while some notes mention room for more character in the sauce. Many diners appreciate the welcoming service and the option to dine in or take out, especially late at night. However a few visitors report price increases and smaller portions over time, and there are occasional quality issues such as burnt potatoes, lukewarm chicken, and undercooked rice. Overall Boustan is seen as a reliable, satisfying choice and a frequent takeout favorite, with emphasis on friendly staff and good value.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Grillades-Kebab Méditerranéenne - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Restaurant Grillades-Kebab Méditerranéenne

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
(252)
Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Review Summary

Reviews of Restaurant Grillades-Kebab Méditerranéenne describe a warm, family-friendly atmosphere with clean, spacious seating and welcoming staff. The food is consistently praised for freshness and bold flavors, featuring kebabs, doner and other Turkish specialties, often described as generous in portion size and reasonably priced. Many diners highlight friendly service, attentive staff, and a sense of hospitality that makes guests feel at home, with homemade bread and sauces noted as standout touches. While the overall impression is very positive and several call it among the best Turkish options in Montreal, a few reviews mention drawbacks such as excessively fatty chicken and occasional cleanliness concerns in the restroom, along with the bustle that can accompany a busy night. Overall, the restaurant stands out for authentic Turkish dishes, large portions, good value, and a consistently welcoming environment that invites return visits.View restaurant profile
Falafel Yoni - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Falafel Yoni

Opens Today at 11 am
(430)
Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: Montreal's 10 Best Falafel SpotsThe Best Spots in Montreal for Takeout and Delivery Meals Under $20View More

Review Summary

Falafel Yoni is widely praised for its falafel pita sandwiches in Montreal's Mile End, which are fresh and satisfyingly crisp on the outside and soft inside, loaded with flavorful sauces and plenty of veggies; portions are generous, with many noting that the fries and other sides such as zaatar fries hit the spot, and the menu also features hummus, sabich and schnitzel for variety, with the place described as vegetarian and vegan friendly and reasonably priced for the quality; the atmosphere is warm, casual, and efficient, and service is typically quick with friendly staff that contribute to a welcoming vibe; occasional critiques mention that a few pitas arrive cold or falafels can be a touch dry, that cleanliness or value may vary, and a small number of dishes may not meet every expectation; all in all, Falafel Yoni is seen as a standout option in Montreal for a casual, satisfying falafel experience and a reliable go to for fans of Israeli street food.View restaurant profile
Omnivore - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Omnivore

Opens Today at 12 pm
(313)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: Montreal's Healthy Restaurant Guide: Where to Find Nutritious CuisineMontreal's Best Vegetarian Restaurants and MenusView More

Review Summary

Omnivore is praised for authentic Lebanese and Middle Eastern flavors, with many reviews calling it the best Lebanese food and noting the carnivore platter and the cold mezze as standout dishes. Diners frequently highlight fresh hummus and tahini and memorable salads like fattoush. The space is described as cute and elegant with a warm vibe, indoor and outdoor seating, and plenty of plants. Service is generally friendly and attentive, though one review mentions a cold attitude from a tall male waiter and a few slow moments. Portions are generous and value is often praised, with many saying the food is hearty and fairly priced for the quality. Several guests emphasize authenticity and family recipes that translate into tasty, homemade style dishes. Takeout is available and many would return, with favorites including wraps, djaj, and the carnivore platter. Overall Omnivore stands out for flavorful Lebanese inspired cuisine on Saint Laurent, with broad appeal and mostly positive buzz.View restaurant profile
Poissonnerie Rayan - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Poissonnerie Rayan

Opens Today at 11 am
(596)
Côte-des-Neiges

Review Summary

Reviews portray Poissonnerie Rayan as a standout for fresh seafood in Montreal, with praise for the variety and quality of items such as calamari, swordfish, octopus and shrimp, and for the option to select seafood from a display and have it prepared on the spot in a market style. Several notes mention that sides are not included and must be ordered separately, and that prices can be high with some reviews noting a lack of upfront price display. Service is often described as friendly and attentive, with many praising the staff's hospitality and knowledge, though a few readers report rushed checkout or inconsistent service. Many reviewers value the freshness, the ability to taste a wide range of seafood, and the overall atmosphere, comparing it to a seaside or Mediterranean setting. Some comments mention price increases and urge clearer menus and better price transparency at the start, while others feel the quality justifies the cost. Overall the place is described as a beloved go to for seafood lovers, with generous portions and strong loyalty, though a few reviews warn to check the bill carefully before paying.View restaurant profile
Farrouj Express - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Farrouj Express

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am
(126)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Review Summary

Reviews praise Farrouj Express for friendly staff, large portions, and flavorful food at affordable prices. The beef shawarma wraps are repeatedly highlighted as a standout, and the chicken pita is described as succulent and well cooked. The mix plate with salads, the hummus, the garlic sauce, and the garlic potatoes receive high marks for freshness and taste. Overall value remains a common theme, with generous portions and consistent quality. The service is noted as attentive and welcoming, contributing to a positive overall experience. Many readers feel this spot offers some of the best shawarma in Montreal and plan to return for reliable flavor and hospitality.View restaurant profile
Quartier Perse - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Quartier Perse

Opens Today at 12 pm
(196)
Côte-des-Neiges

Review Summary

Quartier Perse is described as a warm, family run Persian restaurant with consistently high quality, delicious food, generous portions and fair prices, where dishes such as lamb zeresh, chenjeh, koobideh and other kebabs are noted for flavor and tenderness along with comforting rice and soups. The atmosphere is cozy and homey, and the staff and owner are repeatedly praised for being attentive, welcoming and down to earth, creating a sense of hospitality that makes guests feel at home and eager to return for celebrations or casual meals. The BYOB option is appreciated by many, and the restaurant is frequently cited as among the best Persian places in Montreal and Canada. Occasional busy nights during festivals or weekends are mentioned, with the service described as generally good and sometimes slower when the dining room is full, but never detracting from the overall positive impression. Some readers suggest expanding vegan options and updating the website or menu, yet the consensus remains that Quartier Perse offers authentic Persian cuisine, warm service and an inviting atmosphere that draws repeat visits with family and friends.View restaurant profile
Basha - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Basha

Opens Today at 11 am
(46)
RDP-Pointe-aux-Trembles

Review Summary

Reviews of Basha are mixed, with some diners praising flavorful plates, generous portions, and a welcoming, attentive owner, while others report disappointing value, small portions, and inconsistent quality. Negative notes include mixed plates with uneven portions, salads drenched in sauce, and spoiled beef on a pickup order, along with longer than expected wait times for pickup confirmations. On the positive side, a branch visit was described as delicious and well prepared, with fast service, a clean and nicely decorated space, and a recommendation to return. Comparisons to other franchises mentioned smaller salad and potato portions for similar prices, though one plate was described as generous and shareable. Overall, impressions vary by visit, indicating inconsistency in quality and service across experiences.View restaurant profile
Abu Elias - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Abu Elias

Opens Today at 8 am
(326)
Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

Abu Elias is described as a cornerstone for charcoal grilled Middle Eastern meat in Montreal, offering a wide range of items from kafta, filet mignon, and tawook sandwiches to kebbeh nayeh and tebleh, and a butcher shop that doubles as a market and eatery. Reviews praise the freshness and quality of the meat, the bold flavors, and the variety of prepared dishes and salads that reflect the same care and craftsmanship. The service is often friendly and attentive, though some visits report occasional missteps with orders or items that are overly salty or overcooked, and a perception that prices can be high or that service varies when not local. Parking can be tight and seating limited, yet the overall impression is of a place that feels authentic, welcoming, and dedicated to Lebanese and Middle Eastern meat dishes, with a clean kitchen, a professional team, and a strong emphasis on quality across raw cuts and cooked specialties.View restaurant profile
Shish-Kebab - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Shish-Kebab

Opens Today at 12 pm
(499)
Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Review Summary

Reviews of Shish-Kebab consistently praise fresh and flavorful Lebanese dishes, generous portions, and a warm, attentive ambiance that makes guests feel welcome from start to finish. The food is highlighted as high quality and authentically Lebanese, with standout kebabs and fresh salads and good value for the price, and the terrace and decor add to the overall positive impression. Service is described as friendly and helpful, though a few experiences note occasional delays or slower service during busy times. The restaurant is repeatedly recommended for gatherings and celebrations, with many stating they would return and urge others to try it. Overall Shish-Kebab emerges as a top option in Montreal for Lebanese cuisine, combining flavorful, well presented dishes with a hospitable environment that lingers in memory.View restaurant profile
La couscoussière D'Ali Baba - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

La couscoussière D'Ali Baba

Opens Today at 11 am
(129)
The Village/Centre-Sud

Review Summary

La couscoussière D'Ali Baba is described as a warmly welcoming spot with decor that evokes the country of a thousand and one nights and an authentic Moroccan atmosphere. A lively Baladi dance performance on weekends adds a festive element and invites audience participation. Menu highlights include couscous and tajines served in generous portions, with a set menu that includes soup, salad, dessert and mint tea, providing good value. Take your own drinks is noted by guests, and bringing wine is welcomed. People repeatedly mention a cozy, comfortable ambiance and a family friendly environment. Service experiences vary, with some praising fast, attentive service despite limited staff, while others report slower service at times. Takeout is available through a popular platform and is often regarded as good value with well prepared semolina and sauce, though a note mentions missing ingredients. Overall the reviews describe a memorable Moroccan dining experience in Montreal with authentic flavors, lively entertainment and a warm, inviting atmosphere.View restaurant profile
L'Olive Noire - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

L'Olive Noire

Opens Today at 5 pm
(325)
Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montreal-East

Review Summary

Reviewers describe L'Olive Noire as delivering hearty, authentic Moroccan cuisine with generous portions and prices that many feel are fair given the size of the dishes. Dishes such as lamb and chicken tagines, couscous with merguez, pastilla with almonds, zaalouk, and even dessert like crepe mille trous are repeatedly praised for depth of flavor and careful preparation. The atmosphere is praised as authentic and the service described as warm and attentive, with a welcoming vibe and decor that evokes travel. Several notes emphasize that the restaurant is halal and serves no alcohol, and water sometimes comes with a charge, which is a downside for some. A few reviews mention occasional service slowdowns when the place is busy, occasional miscommunications about dishes, and in one case a perception of unequal service order by gender. Overall, however, the consensus is positive, with many recommending L'Olive Noire for a satisfying, flavorful Moroccan experience and for big portions and hearty meals.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Al-Rawche - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Restaurant Al-Rawche

Opens Today at 11 am
(18)
Montreal North

Review Summary

Restaurant Al-Rawche draws praise for tasty food, fast service, and friendly staff, with the shish taouk singled out as a top option in the area and takeout described as convenient for weeknights. The dishes are described as flavorful and decent, though a few reviewers note that portions can be small for the price and one comparison to another local place underlines that concern. Takeout remains a reliable choice, and the team is repeatedly described as nice. A reviewer notes that it can be hard to recognize the spot as a restaurant in the neighborhood, but the overall sentiment is positive and suggests a visit, with shish taouk sandwiches staying flavorful as expected.View restaurant profile
Fal & Fel - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Fal & Fel

Authentic dishes and delights that pay homage to the rich culinary heritage of Lebanese and Levantine cultures.
Opens Today at 9 am
(208)
Outremont

Mentioned in: Our Outremont Food Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, and Grab a Sweet TreatMontreal's 10 Best Falafel SpotsView More

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Fal & Fel as a warm, welcoming, family-run spot that serves authentic Lebanese flavors with handmade touches; falafel sandwiches are praised for a crispy exterior and a soft interior, using fresh ingredients like hummus, baba ganoush, pickled onions, and Lebanese cucumbers, while dishes such as arayes, kafta, tawook, and weekend brunch options are noted for their balance and variety; portions are generous and prices fair, and the service is repeatedly described as hospitable in a home-like atmosphere that makes guests want to linger and return; samples, lemonade, and other dishes add to the experience, though a few notes mention slower service at lunch or portions that feel small for the price; overall Fal & Fel is regarded as one of the best places in Montreal for falafel and a reliable source of fresh, flavorful, and comforting Lebanese cuisine.View restaurant profile
District 961 - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

District 961

Opens Thursday at 9 pm
(62)
Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

District 961's ambiance is described as enjoyable for fans of oriental evenings. Because the evening is reservation-only, dinner is mandatory and standard for all guests, and meals are placed at the center of the table rather than allocated per person. Portions are considered fairly generous by some reviewers. Questions about whether reservations are mandatory persist, with reports of calls going unanswered.View restaurant profile
Osmow's Shawarma - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Osmow's Shawarma

Opens Today at 12 pm
(222)
Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles

Review Summary

Overall, reviews for Osmow's Shawarma emphasize flavorful food, generous portions, and a welcoming, fast service that many describe as friendly and professional. The chicken shawarma is repeatedly highlighted, along with bowls, wraps, poutine, and a variety of sauces with different levels of spiciness, and halal options are noted as a plus. The atmosphere is described as clean and approachable, with several mentions of late hours and reliable quick service, making it a good late night option. Several guests report good value and attentive staff, with complimentary soup or thoughtful touches on some visits. A few critiques appear, including occasional inconsistencies with meat temperatures or freshness, the need for additional attention to bathrooms, and occasional price concerns or small order mixups. Despite these, the overall sentiment favors Osmow's Shawarma as a dependable, tasty choice with friendly service and generous portions.View restaurant profile
Chez Wafi - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Chez Wafi

Opens Today at 9 am
(75)
Ville Saint-Laurent, Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Review Summary

Reviews describe Chez Wafi as a warm, welcoming spot with a cozy, homey atmosphere and a strong focus on fresh bread and breakfast options. Breakfast and kaak with cheese and zaatar are frequent highlights, with the bread praised as unique and the kaak tasting especially fresh. The menu includes vegetarian options, and the overall quality is consistently delicious, fresh, and satisfying, with omelettes and simple sides like olives receiving praise. Service is repeatedly noted as friendly and kind, contributing to a sense of being at home and sparking nostalgia for childhood memories in Lebanon. Many reviewers call it a hidden gem and one of their favorites in Montreal, praising the vibe, the staff, and the overall experience, while noting hours and that the store is not open all day.View restaurant profile
Amir - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Amir

Opens Today at 11 am
(130)
Anjou-St-Léonard

Review Summary

Responses across reviews describe Amir as a welcoming spot with a warm atmosphere and attentive staff, a blend of Tunisian and Lebanese flavors, and a menu that delivers fresh, tasty dishes with generous portions for both dine in and takeout patrons. The food earns frequent praise for freshness, juicy shawarma, tender chicken, crispy falafels, and well balanced salads, while the interior and overall ambiance are commonly highlighted as attractive and inviting, with a cafe section adding a relaxing element. Service is often described as efficient and friendly, though some visits note slower pacing at peak times. A few comments point to inconsistencies after changes to sauces or dips, with hummus or spicy sauces not meeting earlier standards, yet many reviews still rank Amir highly and recommend it for authentic Lebanese and Maghrebi cuisine and a dependable, pleasant experience.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie Mahrouse - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Pâtisserie Mahrouse

Opens Today at 9 am
(770)
Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Mentioned in: Montreal's Best International Pastry ShopsMontreal's Trendiest Desserts You Need to TryView More

Review Summary

Reviews describe Pâtisserie Mahrouse as a charming hub for authentic Middle Eastern sweets, with an oriental decor that evokes an old Damascene house and a welcoming atmosphere. The menu offers a wide range of traditional desserts, with baklava, knafeh, halawet jibn, kunafeh, and ashta among the standouts, all praised for freshness, flavor and quality. Several readers note generous samples, attentive service, and a vibe that makes it a great spot for friends and family, though a few mention small portions for the price and longer waits during busy periods. The experience is often described as worth the price for the quality, with many calling it a hidden gem and one of the best places for Middle Eastern pastries in Montreal. Occasional comments reference packaging changes and occasional variation between locations and hours, but overall the sentiment is highly positive and urges repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Les Grillades du Cèdre - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Les Grillades du Cèdre

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am
(5)
Pointe St-Charles, Montreal-Southwest

Review Summary

Les Grillades du Cèdre is described by reviewers as serving tasty beef shawarma with tabbouleh, turnips, hummus and onions, with a suggestion to ask for pomegranate molasses for extra flavor. The staff are noted as friendly. Breakfast is described as good. One note mentions that breakfast potatoes were not available, but an extra bacon was offered.View restaurant profile
Monsieur shawarma - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Monsieur shawarma

Opens Today at 12 pm
(90)
Montreal North

Review Summary

Reviews for Monsieur shawarma praise fresh ingredients and flavorful shawarma, kebabs and shish taouk. The plates are described as generous, with reasonable prices and strong value. A default fattoush with plates is wished by some, and the menu is light on vegan options but offers enough variety for occasional visits. The atmosphere is friendly and the staff are reliable, with many noting accurate Uber orders and courteous service. A few notes include reducing the TV volume and that the restaurant is mainly for pickup or delivery, with a few tables available. Overall, the experience is described as delicious with superb value, and the find in Montreal North is described as a great discovery.View restaurant profile
Shawarma Royal - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Shawarma Royal

Opens Today at 11 am
(91)
Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

Shawarma Royal draws strong praise for tasty shawarma and good portions, with many noting good value and friendly, helpful staff and a favorable atmosphere, plus fries that are enjoyable. Some reviews celebrate the place as an excellent spot with repeat visits and reliable flavor, while others warn that service can be slow and vegetables appear unappealing or kept too long. Overall, it is seen as a solid choice for a real shawarma with generous portions, and many would recommend it to others despite the occasional delay.View restaurant profile
Crazy Falafel - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Crazy Falafel

Opens Today at 11 am
(264)
Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

Crazy Falafel is described as a casual Lebanese fast food spot with authentic falafel that is crispy, flavorful, and made with care, and a simple menu that still covers standout items like the saroukh sandwich, falafel wraps, and burgers. The portions are generous and the prices are consistently cited as affordable, making it a popular choice for students and quick meals. Service is repeatedly praised as friendly and efficient, with staff noted for warm welcomes and helpful attitudes, and the place is described as clean with a welcoming atmosphere. While the overall sentiment is strongly positive, a few reviews point to occasional inconsistencies such as bread texture in a sandwich or the frying oil, but these are rare compared to the praise. Overall, Crazy Falafel comes across as a dependable, tasty, value for money option that delivers solid quality and quick service.View restaurant profile
Sultan Istanbul Kebab - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Sultan Istanbul Kebab

Opens Today at 11 am
(81)
Anjou-St-Léonard

Review Summary

Sultan Istanbul Kebab comes across in reviews as a straightforward, unpretentious spot offering fresh, tasty food at reasonable prices and ample portions, a reliable choice after a day of hiking, with a pleasant atmosphere and courteous staff. The menu features well seasoned, generous shawarmas in perfectly grilled bread and other Turkish dishes, with diners noting the kebabs and varieties as succulent and flavorful. A Turkish coffee is highlighted as a notable bonus, aromatic and well presented. Service is repeatedly praised for being warm, attentive, and helpful in guiding choices, contributing to a cheerful, positive experience. Some reviews mention the restaurant being closed or not announced on Google Maps, creating occasional confusion about hours. Overall, many diners describe a clean, welcoming environment and express they would return, citing friendly hospitality and good value as standout factors. A few remarks note a simple, comforting dish of bread with butter and minced beef balls as part of the variety experienced.View restaurant profile
Kazamaza - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Kazamaza

Opens Today at 5 pm
(1296)
Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile EndTravel Without a Passport: 18 Culinary Stops in MontrealView More

Review Summary

Kazamaza is viewed as a bustling, welcoming spot for Lebanese and Middle Eastern flavors, offering generous portions, a wide mezze and main lineup, and solid value. The food is repeatedly praised for authenticity and bold spices, with standout dishes such as hummus, fattoush, baba ganoush, kafta, lamb shank, rekakat cheese rolls, and kebbeh; the cocktail list and Arak options also get mentions. The atmosphere is described as cozy and lively with warm decor, though it can be very noisy and seating tight when busy, and online reservations or table arrangements can be confusing. Service is often highlighted as fast, attentive and friendly, but a few experiences report slow or impersonal service and limited knowledge on dietary needs, plus occasional issues like cold pita or uneven portions and, in rare cases, hair in a glass. Despite these inconsistencies, the overall impression is a memorable, shareable dining experience with flavorful, well prepared food and good value that makes many diners eager to return.View restaurant profile
Kebeh Kabab - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Kebeh Kabab

Opens Today at 11 am
(68)
Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Mentioned in: Shawarma in Montreal: Our Must-Try Spots

Review Summary

Overall, Kebeh Kabab is described as consistently delicious with authentic Middle Eastern flavors and halal options, where shawarma and kebabs are generously portioned and prepared with fresh ingredients on site. The staff are friendly and efficient, delivering fast, courteous service in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that suits family meals or hanging out with friends. Reviews highlight reasonable prices, clean surroundings, and reliable quality across visits, with praise for pita wraps, fresh salads, and flavorful meat. Many note that the location works well as a casual spot for a post-workout meal or a relaxed gathering, thanks to generous portions and dependable flavor and consistency.View restaurant profile
Kebab Burger Frites - Lebanese, Middle Eastern Restaurants in Montreal

Kebab Burger Frites

Opens Today at 11 am
(399)
Shaughnessy Village, Downtown

Review Summary

Overall, KBF draws praise for fresh, flavorful kebabs and burgers, with juicy meat, well balanced spices, and fries that are consistently crispy. Reviewers repeatedly highlight standout items like the Dopamine burger and kebab burgers, along with sides such as Doogh, Sangak bread, and Persian desserts, and note that portions are generous and prices are fair for the quality. The staff and the owner are described as friendly, welcoming, and attentive, contributing to a warm, casual vibe that invites return visits. Late hours make it a reliable option for a late night bite, often open until the early morning. Some remarks mention occasional service hiccups, such as missing utensils or napkins, occasional order missteps on delivery platforms, and a few notes about cleanliness or air conditioning; these are weighed against consistently strong flavor and value. The dining experience is described as authentic Persian kebab and burger fare with fresh ingredients, well balanced sauces, and generous portions that leave diners satisfied. In sum, KBF is viewed as a top choice in Montreal for flavorful, affordable kebab and burger dishes, with a friendly atmosphere and dependable quality.View restaurant profile
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