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Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

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Zyara - Lebanese 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
Eila Bistro Moderne - Lebanese 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
SHAY - Lebanese 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
Montreal Kebab - Lebanese 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
Boulangerie Andalos - Lebanese 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
Mezzmiz - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Mezzmiz

Opens Today at 11:30 am
(754)
Downtown, Golden Square Mile

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

Review Summary

Mezzmiz is a haven for fresh, authentic Lebanese flavors with a focus on mezze and bowls, delivering high quality ingredients and generous portions that many reviews describe as satisfying and often standout like hummus, muhammara, fattoush, falafel, shawarma bowls, and chicken wraps. The atmosphere is described as cool, casual, and lively, with friendly, attentive service that makes guests feel welcome and well guided through the menu. Diners repeatedly praise the consistent quality and variety, noting that the food feels healthy, flavorful and reasonably priced for the level of quality, though a few comments mention prices being a bit high for some items or portions. The branding and space design are praised as well, with a modern yet warm Lebanese vibe. Occasional concerns include bread quality, noise level in busy times, and occasional missteps with sauces or allergy requests, but these do not overshadow overall impressions of a reliable, delicious, and friendly spot that many plan to return to in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Osmow's Shawarma - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Osmow's Shawarma

Opens Today at 11 am
(329)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

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

Review Summary

Overall, reviews for Osmow's Shawarma emphasize tasty food, generous portions, and friendly, attentive staff with quick service and good value. Diners praise a variety of items from shawarma wraps and bowls to soups, and many say they return often because the quality is reliable and the portions satisfy. Several reviewers mention standout service from staff, with friendly smiles and helpful menu explanations, and the ability to customize orders is appreciated. A few comments note a loud music level and a strong cleaner smell in the dining area, but these are outweighed by the welcoming atmosphere and fresh, flavorful dishes. Many claim it is the best shawarma in Montreal and a dependable go to when in the area.View restaurant profile
Amir - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Amir

Opens Today at 11 am
(167)
Griffintown, Montreal-Southwest

Review Summary

Amir draws mixed but largely favorable reviews, with the chicken shawarma often described as flavorful and juicy and the hummus as incredibly creamy, accompanied by generous portions and fresh presentation; the garlic sauce is praised and the staff is noted as friendly and attentive, with catering highlighted for on time delivery, clear communication, and well packaged food for large gatherings. Many guests say they would return or recommend Amir for its overall shawarma experience and consistent quality, and several mention improvements after a change in ownership and staff. Yet some visits report issues with inventory and menu updates that left chicken dishes unavailable, requests to cancel orders and concerns about refunds, plus occasional uneven execution, bland sides or rice, and portions that feel small for the price. Overall, the venue is described as clean and welcoming, capable of delivering a solid shawarma and Lebanese influenced dishes, with progress noted in management changes but ongoing opportunities for greater consistency.View restaurant profile
Trip de Bouffe - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Trip de Bouffe

Opens Today at 9 am
(303)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Review Summary

Trip de Bouffe receives broad praise for Lebanese comfort food, with many calls of fresh flavors, a homemade feel, and a wide range of options from mezze to sandwiches and manouche. The hummus, tabouleh, kebbehs, and other dips are repeatedly highlighted as standout, and breads are described as soft and delicious. Service is consistently described as warm and attentive, with staff offering helpful recommendations and a welcoming vibe in a clean casual space, though some reviews note that decor could be upgraded for dine in and prices can feel a bit higher than expected on occasion. The restaurant is seen as a reliable go to for quick, flavorful meals, vegetarian options, and portions that feel generous, with many guests returning and recommending it to others, including fans of spicy chicken wraps and fresh salads. Some comments mention the option to pick up prepared dishes or eat outside when weather permits, and overall the experience is described as friendly, affordable enough, and consistently delicious. Taken together, the reviews present Trip de Bouffe as a top choice for authentic Lebanese street style food in Montreal, delivering strong flavor, variety, and a welcoming atmosphere that keeps customers coming back.View restaurant profile
Daou - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Daou

Opens Today at 11:30 am
(91)
Villeray-Saint-Michel

Mentioned in: A Local Guide to Villeray: Best Food, Drinks, and Local Gems

Review Summary

Daou is viewed as a top choice for Lebanese cuisine in Montreal, with reviews highlighting fresh, authentic flavors and a warm Lebanese inspired ambiance. Some reviews caution that it is not the best Montreal has to offer. The menu offers good variety and generous portions, with well prepared grilled meats and flavorful dips, though a few dishes are described as lacking flavor and some prices feel high for the quality. Service is consistently praised as attentive and friendly, contributing to a welcoming dining experience and making many want to return. Overall, the consensus is that Daou delivers solid and enjoyable Lebanese food and stands out as one of the better options in Montreal, with some patrons calling it a Montreal gem.View restaurant profile
Poulet Mankal - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Poulet Mankal

Opens Today at 11:30 am
(166)
Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

Reviews describe Poulet Mankal as serving delicious chicken with a strong charcoal flavor, very juicy and well cooked, often accompanied by a tasty garlic sauce and generous portions. The dining experience is repeatedly praised for warmth and hospitality, with a family vibe and friendly service that makes customers feel welcome and inclined to return. Longstanding quality and consistency are noted, with emphasis on careful preparation and attention to cleanliness. Some comments mention that the meal is good but not exceptional and raise questions about halal labeling, referencing signs seen in the restaurant. Taken together, the feedback paints Poulet Mankal as a reliable go to spot in Montreal for flavorful grilled chicken that people keep coming back for.View restaurant profile
Hayat - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Hayat

Opens Thursday at 6 pm
(817)
Old Montreal

Mentioned in: Top Spots for Brunch on a Terrace in Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews describe Hayat as a standout for authentic Middle Eastern flavors with generous sharing portions, praising dishes such as baba ghanouj, fattoush, lamb shank, short ribs, soujouk, and muhammara, plus baklava pancakes and Syrian ice cream as highlights. The atmosphere is repeatedly praised as warm and stylish, with a lively vibe and a pleasant terrace, making it a good pick for dates, celebrations, or casual meals. Service is commonly noted as attentive and friendly, though some reviews report variability and longer waits during busy times and changes in management that affected consistency. Reservations can be necessary, as seating options vary between bar and table, and some guests would prefer to book a table in advance. Prices are sometimes described as high for the portion size, though many feel the quality justifies the cost. Overall the place is seen as a top halal fine dining option in the area, with standout drinks, hospitality, and a strong sense of care from the staff.View restaurant profile
Amara King - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Amara King

Opens Tomorrow at 10 am
(118)
Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

Amara King earns praise for delicious Lebanese food with generous portions at a good price, offering flavors that feel like a journey to the Middle East. The service is frequently described as friendly and attentive, with staff making guests feel at home. The restaurant is noted for its small size and is sometimes seen as needing renovations and better hygiene. It appeals to students and other budget minded diners who appreciate affordable, tasty meals and quick service, with many reviewers expressing loyalty and plans to return. Dishes like shish taouk and the poutine shish taouk are highlighted and some call it the best shish taouk in Montreal. Occasional holiday closures and a few comments on cleanliness contrast with widespread positive vibes and a welcoming atmosphere. Overall Amara King is viewed as a value driven, flavorful option with a friendly team and a vibe that makes diners feel cared for.View restaurant profile

Shawarma Moods

(65)
Ville-Émard

Review Summary

Shawarma Moods receives mixed feedback, with many praising crispy shawarma, fresh flavors, and generous portions. The staff is frequently described as friendly and the atmosphere is warm and clean. Several reviews call the food delicious and the service excellent, while a number report bland or dry meat and a lack of flavor in the garlic sauce. Some experiences are quick and efficient with attentive service, others note slow service or longer wait times and inconsistent pacing. There are mentions of pleasant extras like complimentary baklava and a generally welcoming vibe. Overall it comes across as a strong contender in the area that many would return to, though a few visits fall short on taste or timing.View restaurant profile
Chez Wafi - Lebanese 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
Les Grillades du Cèdre - Lebanese 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
Yalla! Le Comptoir Libanais - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Yalla! Le Comptoir Libanais

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am
(77)
Downtown

Review Summary

Yalla! Le Comptoir Libanais is described as a bright, spacious spot with generous portions, fresh ingredients and authentic Lebanese flavors that stands out in downtown Montreal. The menu features shawarma, falafel, halloumi, hummus, baba ghannouj, fattouche and tabbouleh, with beef and chicken shawarma frequently praised for their juiciness and seasoning. Friendly, fast service and a warm, family run vibe are repeatedly noted, along with good value, easy lunch options, takeout, and even a student discount. Most reviews stress consistent quality and a genuine feeling of authenticity, with many calling it the best Lebanese in town and one of the top spots for quick, delicious meals and a calm ambiance. A rare note about cleanliness is mentioned, but the overall tone is that Yalla! Le Comptoir Libanais delivers fresh, tasty food and reliable service that makes it a go to choice in the area.View restaurant profile
Grillade Damlaj - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Grillade Damlaj

Opens Today at 11 am
(246)
Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

Grillade Damlaj is described across reviews as delivering fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented food with tender meats such as kafta and chicken tawouk, fresh sesame bread, and vibrant hummus and garlic sauce; portions are consistently generous, making meals and family orders feel like strong value, and the menu's mix of grilled meats, sandwiches, and salads is praised for versatility and quality; the service is repeatedly labeled as friendly, attentive, and efficient, with staff and kitchen kept well organized and orders fulfilled on time even for large gatherings; the atmosphere is highlighted as clean, comfortable, and family friendly with outdoor seating and a large space that is noted as welcoming and kid friendly; many reviews emphasize the standout bread and the bold flavors of the meats and seasonings, and there is a common sentiment that Grillade Damlaj is worth returning to and would be recommended to others.View restaurant profile
Omnivore - Lebanese 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
Boustan - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Boustan

Opens Today at 11 am
(251)
Saint-Henri, Montreal-Southwest

Review Summary

Reviews paint Boustan as a solid fast food option with flavorful shawarma and juicy beef and chicken, along with strong fast service and friendly, hard working staff. The atmosphere is often praised as clean and welcoming, with late night hours offering good value through specials. Experiences vary by location, with some sites delivering consistent quality and great late night dining, while others show menu confusion, uneven service, or less polished cleanliness. Vegan options and custom orders are noted positively, and several accounts highlight quick service and generous portions, though a few reports mention dry or overcooked chicken and flavorless sandwiches. Overall Boustan is seen as dependable for tasty food and good service, especially when cravings hit late hours, but outcomes can differ between locations.View restaurant profile
Shawarma Royal - Lebanese 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
Lulu Épicerie - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Lulu Épicerie

Opens Today at 9 am
(360)
Little Burgundy, Saint-Henri

Mentioned in: The Best Food & Drink in Griffintown and Little BurgundyHidden Gem Restaurants to Uncover Another Side of MontrealView More

Review Summary

Lulu Épicerie is described as a vibrant, authentic Lebanese spot with fresh, flavorful dishes and a lively vibe, where shawarma and manakeesh are repeatedly praised for tenderness and bold flavors, and garlic potatoes or batata harra are standout sides. The food is seen as fresh and thoughtfully prepared, offering a sense of home, with quick service and a welcoming, friendly atmosphere and occasional Arabic music; the space is limited, lending a takeout vibe. Reviewers often call it among the best shawarma in Montreal and a top Lebanese option, though some note price concerns or inconsistent quality, and a few visits when items were unavailable. Overall, it is highly regarded for authentic flavors, good value for the area, and a warm experience that keeps customers returning.View restaurant profile
Amara - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Amara

Opens Today at 10:30 am
(110)
Ahuntsic-Cartierville

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

Review Summary

Overall, reviews portray Amara as a standout Lebanese option with many praising fresh, tasty dishes, large portions, and good value, along with friendly, respectful service. Some comments note delivery experiences that fall short, including cold, dry meat and chicken, bland rice and salads, and mixups with sides. Other diners celebrate a varied menu, delicious falafel and garlic potatoes, and plates that look and taste freshly prepared. Several reviewers call Amara among the best Lebanese restaurants in the city and commend its understated yet inviting decor. Taken together, the feedback highlights kitchen craft and value, while also acknowledging occasional delivery issues that may affect the experience.View restaurant profile
Crazy Falafel - Lebanese 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
Basha - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Basha

Opens Today at 11 am
(120)
Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve

Review Summary

Overall, Basha is described as a reliable, flavorful spot where fresh, well prepared Lebanese dishes shine. Reviewers praise tender shawarma and flavorful shish taouk, addictive garlic sauce, generous portions and plates that stay clean in presentation, with many noting that meals are well balanced and reasonably priced. The Ontario location is repeatedly called clean, welcoming and consistently good, staffed by friendly, patient workers who provide fast service and accommodating takeout packaging. While several comments celebrate excellent service and a warm team, a small number mention a disappointing chicken poutine and an interaction with a staff member that felt disrespectful, suggesting that service quality can vary. Still, the overall impression is that Basha offers tasty, fresh food, generous portions, and a positive dining experience that leads many to return and recommend it.View restaurant profile
Kazamaza - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Kazamaza

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

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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
Boustan - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Boustan

Opens Today at 11 am
(423)
Côte-des-Neiges

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

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Boustan as a go-to for delicious food and good vibes, with chicken shawarma and a potato and garlic sauce repeatedly singled out as standout and perfect for late-night cravings. The menu is praised for fresh ingredients and generous portions, and the staff are often described as friendly, welcoming and attentive, which helps create a positive dining experience. The atmosphere is lively with music, and many say the location offers convenient dine-in and takeout, with accessible options including street parking and nearby transit. Some comments note occasional hiccups such as slower service, miscommunication or a few visits with under-filled or cold items, but these are less common than the overall praise. Still, Boustan is regarded by many as one of the better branches in the area and a reliable choice for a tasty, satisfying meal.View restaurant profile
Fal & Fel - Lebanese 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
Semsom - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Semsom

Opens Today at 12 pm
(23)
Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

Semsom draws praise for extraordinary servers and a welcoming atmosphere, though the price of shisha is high for the quality. A lunch described as memorable begins with a warm welcome and a clear menu explanation, then dishes arrive well presented and appetizing, with the Kaké halloum singled out as especially excellent. The Lebanese cafe vibe adds a distinctive cultural touch to the experience. Other reviews mention a great burger and consistently excellent service, making it a nice spot for a short break. Overall impressions point to delicious food and friendly staff, with an authentic ambiance that hints at an Arabic country setting.View restaurant profile
Boustan - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Boustan

Opens Today at 11 am
(302)
Ahuntsic-Cartierville

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

Review Summary

Reviews describe Boustan as fast, clean and welcoming, with generous portions and fresh, flavorful dishes like shawarma and falafel. The staff are repeatedly praised for friendliness, efficiency and attentive service, with many customers noting small gestures like free potatoes or desserts that heighten the experience. Value is a common thread, including large portions and occasional student discounts, and the atmosphere is consistently described as inviting and well kept. A few reviews mention occasional inconsistencies such as uneven meat portions or missing ingredients in soups, but the overall impression is that Boustan offers tasty, reliable Lebanese fare and dependable, friendly service that draws people back.View restaurant profile
Shawarma Moods - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Shawarma Moods

Opens Today at 12 pm
(325)
Côte-des-Neiges

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

Review Summary

Shawarma Moods is described as a go-to for crispy, flavorful shawarma with generous portions and fresh ingredients that work well for a quick bite or late night craving. The garlic sauce and soft pita are frequently praised, and the meat is often noted as well seasoned and juicy with bold spices. Service is repeatedly described as friendly and efficient, with staff often going above and beyond. Many diners call it among the best shawarma spots in Montreal or even Canada, especially for the crispy version. However, some posts point out inconsistencies in taste and texture between visits, occasional issues with texture or over garlicky sauces, small indoor space, crowding, and occasional long waits. A few reviews also mention location variations in price, portion size, or cleanliness. Overall, the consensus leans positive and encourages trying the crispy shawarma while hot and enjoying the reliable flavors and friendly service.View restaurant profile
Les Grillades Du Cèdre - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Les Grillades Du Cèdre

Opens Tomorrow at 6 am
(18)
Griffintown, Montreal-Southwest

Review Summary

Les Grillades Du Cèdre is described as clean and bright with large windows, portions are generous, and fresh vegetables are well cooked. Coffee is tasty, but the breakfast can feel uninspiring. Service is impeccable, and staff are noted as kind and friendly. Prices are very good for the value, and many reviews highlight generous portions. Overall, the impressions point to dependable quality, solid value, and a positive dining experience that leads to recommendations.View restaurant profile
Osmow's Shawarma - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Osmow's Shawarma

Opens Today at 11 am
(268)
Anjou-St-Léonard, Montreal-East

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

Review Summary

Overall, Osmow's Shawarma receives praise for flavorful, well-marinated meats, generous portions, and fresh ingredients, with many noting fast, friendly service and a clean, welcoming atmosphere. Reviewers repeatedly mention that the food is delicious and the portions are substantial, and several say the dine-in experience is pleasant and the staff attentive. The place is described as a reliable favorite with some calling it one of the best shawarmas in town and a good value for the price. Occasional drawbacks appear, such as moments of slower service when busy or being short-staffed, and in a few cases dishes being too spicy for some diners. There is also interest in more zero sugar beverage options. Overall, the sentiment is consistently positive, emphasizing quality meat, balanced sauces, and hospitable, efficient service that keeps customers coming back.View restaurant profile
HENI - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

HENI

Opens Wednesday at 5 pm
(243)
Little Burgundy, Montreal-Southwest

Mentioned in: Make Your Special Occasions Tasty Every Time at These Montreal Fine Dining EstablishmentsThe Best Food & Drink in Griffintown and Little BurgundyView More

Review Summary

HENI draws broad praise for inventive Middle Eastern fusion, a dedicated tasting menu with thoughtful wine pairings, and a warm, stylish setting that works for dates or groups. Reviewers repeatedly describe the food as creative, artfully presented and deeply flavorful, with standout dishes and a strong wine and cocktail program that complements the menu. The service is often highlighted as attentive and knowledgeable, with many noting the staffs explanations of dishes and wines. The atmosphere is described as cozy and convivial, though a few remarks mention the space can be loud and the decor approach not ideal for quiet conversations. Pricing and portion sizes vary in perception, with some guests feeling the tasting menu offers good value while others find the portions small for the price; there are also occasional concerns about specific dishes or pacing on busy nights. Overall, HENI is seen as a top Montreal option for a distinctive, high quality dining experience with a bold concept, and many plan returns to explore more of the menu.View restaurant profile
Amir - Lebanese 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
Café Chez Téta - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Café Chez Téta

Opens Today at 9 am
(628)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: The Best Iced Drinks in Montreal to Keep You Cool This Summer

Review Summary

Chez Téta emerges from reviews as a warm, welcoming Lebanese spot with a casual, lively vibe and a strong emphasis on house made bread, fresh ingredients, and generous hospitality. Diners rhapsodize about the manoucheh varieties, dips, fattoush, hummus, and wraps, plus standout beverages like cardamom latte and rose latte, with sfouf and pistachio rose cakes cited as memorable finishes. The food is frequently described as flavorful, authentic, and comforting, with many noting that the flavors remind them of home and that the portions are satisfying for the price. The ambiance is described as cozy and inviting, sometimes bustling, with a terrace in summer and a buzz that can make the place feel busy, yet staff are repeatedly praised for friendliness, attentiveness, and quick service on large orders. A few reservations appear about peak times, where wait times and occasional mix ups can occur, and one or two mentions of limited seating or noise. Overall the consensus is that Chez Téta delivers a remarkable Lebanese dining experience in Montreal, with reliable quality, memorable desserts, and a sense of being part of a family run neighborhood gem.View restaurant profile
Kebeh Kabab - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Kebeh Kabab

May be temporarily closed
(69)
Ville Saint-Laurent

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

Review Summary

Kebeh Kabab is often praised for fresh, delicious fare, with beef shawarma and filet mignon highlighted as standouts and the overall sense of home-made flavor alongside a clean, well-kept setting. The staff are frequently described as friendly and attentive, and several reviews note quick service and a welcoming atmosphere. However, some dishes arrive bland or a touch dry, falafel can be salty, and a few visits hint at inconsistency in execution or ambiance, with one experience describing an old, dusty look and a negative incident involving rotten salad and off-tasting meat. Taken together, Kebeh Kabab comes across as a strong town option for fresh and flavorful meals with generous portions, though results can vary.View restaurant profile
Boustan - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Boustan

Opens Today at 11 am
(246)
Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montreal-East

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

Review Summary

Overall, Boustan is seen as a solid Lebanese fast casual with tasty dishes, friendly service, and generally generous portions, though a few UberEats orders mention small portions and sometimes drier meat. Many reviewers praise the shawarma and saj sandwiches for flavor and balance, with several calling Boustan among the best in Montreal. Service is described as nice and fast with helpful staff, while a few comments point to freshness issues such as avocado salad not being fresh and cherry tomatoes that were inedible, or a day when rice tasted stale. Some notes compare Boustan favorably to other locations and suggest it works well for groups, though others say portions could be larger. Overall, the reviews paint Boustan as a tasty, halal Lebanese option with good value and consistent quality, tempered by occasional delivery and freshness variations across visits.View restaurant profile
Boustan - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Boustan

Opens Today at 11 am
(670)
Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles

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

Review Summary

Boustan is described as a Montreal staple delivering flavorful Lebanese dishes with generous portions and fast, friendly service, especially for shawarma, garlic potatoes and hearty bowls; reviewers praise the open late hours and the reliability of the food, with many saying it is worth the price for the taste, while others note that quality can vary and portions or freshness can be inconsistent, including some reports of leftovers or bland items and concerns about cleanliness or water access on certain visits; the vegan options like shiitake wraps and other menu items draw enthusiasm, and the staff are generally viewed as pleasant and helpful, making Boustan a dependable, comforting choice for a quick satisfying meal, even as experiences may differ across visits.View restaurant profile
Shawarma MTL - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Shawarma MTL

Opens Today at 11 am
(306)
Villeray-Saint-Michel

Review Summary

Shawarma MTL is described in reviews as a place with generous portions, flavorful meat, and consistently friendly service that creates a welcoming feel, with many noting delicious pitas, good value, and a family atmosphere. The majority praise the variety of options, including daily specials, and express strong recommendations and plans to return, highlighting the reliable service and tasty ingredients. A number of reviewers, however, report issues with freshness or temperature, describing meat that is not fresh or a chicken dish that arrives cold, and a few experiences that fall short of expectations. Overall the sentiment leans positive, with many calling it one of the best shawarma spots in Montreal and praising the spices, tenderness, and generous portions when the quality is right. Still, the reviews acknowledge that experiences can vary and that there may be occasional service or food lapses.View restaurant profile
Boustan - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Boustan

Opens Today at 11 am
(143)
Anjou-St-Léonard

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

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Boustan as a fast casual Lebanese spot known for flavorful, generous dishes and fresh ingredients that make it a reliable choice for a quick lunch or takeout. Service is often praised as friendly and efficient, with staff noted for good hospitality, though a few visits feel expeditious and the warmth and presentation can vary from day to day. Dishes frequently highlighted include lentil soup, shawarma, and mixed platters, while some items such as tabbouleh, bowls, and potatoes are occasionally reported as too salty, underfilled, cold, or reheated, and utensils are sometimes missing from orders. The overall sentiment is that the food is tasty and satisfying and that Boustan stands out in the Montreal area for Lebanese options, with many calling it a go to spot. There is pride in the freshness of ingredients and menu variety, though the experience could be refined with more consistency in service and presentation.View restaurant profile
Falafel Yoni - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Falafel Yoni

Opens Today at 11 am
(322)
Verdun

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

Review Summary

Reviews describe Falafel Yoni as consistently fresh and flavorful, with crispy outside and soft inside falafel, creamy hummus, and generously filled pitas that many call the best falafel in Montreal, along with delicious sabich and a strong homemade feel from a simple, well priced menu. Many note a warm, efficient service and a friendly, welcoming vibe, with dine in and takeout both praised for reliability and good portions. Some items receive mixed feedback, such as zaatar fries that don’t always impress, pita that can be cold or not warm enough, and occasional wait times; there are also hygiene caveats mentioned at one location regarding gloves and hair, and a note about the restaurant adding meat options that divided vegetarians, though meatless choices remain highly regarded. Overall the reviews converge on high quality, generous servings, fresh ingredients, and a memorable experience that keeps customers returning and recommending Falafel Yoni for a reliable, satisfying falafel fix.View restaurant profile
Garage Beirut - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Garage Beirut

Cozy venue with traditional Lebanese charcoal-grilled meats, plus tea, dips, pastries & a patio.
Opens Today at 11 am
(437)
Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Review Summary

Garage Beirut receives broad praise for authentic Lebanese cuisine, with fresh, flavor-packed mezze and well executed grilled dishes like shish taouk, kebabs and kafta, along with crowd favorites such as hummus, baba ghannouj, labneh, muhammara and fattoush that many reviewers rate as standout or keeping a homey Beirut vibe. The atmosphere is described as cozy, intimate and welcoming, often compared to dining at a friend's house, and the service is usually friendly, attentive and efficient, though a few mentions of slow moments or crowded conditions exist. Reservations are commonly recommended because the space is small and usually busy, and some comments note that the restaurant can be pricey for portion sizes or that certain tasting plates feel expensive; a booking fee and occasional sound issues in a tight room are also cited by a minority. Overall Garage Beirut is regarded as one of the best Lebanese spots in the city, delivering authentic flavors, high quality ingredients and a memorable dining experience that keeps diners coming back.View restaurant profile
Ô Four - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Ô Four

Opens Today at 8 am
(722)
Downtown

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

Review Summary

Ô Four is a popular downtown Montreal spot known for authentic Lebanese breakfast and generous portions at a good price. Reviews highlight a broad menu with manakeesh, fatteh, foul, balila, eggs, laham bi ajeen, labneh, hummus, falafel, shawarma, and wraps, with many calling the bread fresh and the flavors comforting and authentic. The atmosphere is described as clean and welcoming, with friendly staff and efficient service, though a few visits are noted for slower service or incidents at the cash register. Some criticism centers on occasional imbalanced flavors such as overly sour bean dishes and, in a few cases, questions about halal practice when pork is prepared near halal meats. Overall, the restaurant is seen as a dependable, affordable choice for Lebanese fare and brunch in Montreal, offering rich experiences and several standout items, while acknowledging that experiences can vary by visit.View restaurant profile
Solémer - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Solémer

Opens Today at 12 pm
(147)
Ahuntsic-Cartierville

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

Review Summary

Solémer provides a warm Lebanese welcome that makes guests feel transported to Lebanon, with an ambiance, hospitality and attentive service that many reviews call exceptional. The dining experience is praised for a wide, fresh menu of generous dishes, a strong emphasis on authentic flavors, and standout seafood, with favorites including fish preparations, siyadiye, fattoush and mezze; the desserts are described as very good. Catering and event service receive frequent endorsements for flawless setup, beautiful presentation and organized execution, able to accommodate dietary restrictions for weddings, baptisms and corporate events, and a professional, friendly team. The wine selection, including Lebanese private imports, is a welcome plus, and overall value is considered competitive given portion sizes. While most comments are highly positive, a minority note moments of pressure to upsell in service interactions; nonetheless Solémer remains a top Montreal choice for dine-in, takeout and especially catering, and is repeatedly recommended for family meals and celebrations.View restaurant profile
Kebeh Kabab - Lebanese 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
Samara - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Samara

Opens Today at 11 am
(72)
RDP-Pointe-aux-Trembles

Review Summary

Samara earns praise for Lebanese cuisine and consistently good service, with reviewers noting tender shish taouk, excellent garlic sauce, deliciously seasoned potatoes, and fresh, flavorful salads. Meals are described as generous in quantity and well made, with many calling the dishes homemade and tasting authentic. The service is described as superb and friendly, with speed and attentiveness that stand out to guests who come for lunch and keep returning. A strong sense of value is noted, with affordable prices for the amount and quality of food, and a terrace with large umbrellas that provide shade, though windy days can make them tricky and staff are quick to adjust or remove them as needed. Facilities are praised as clean, including restrooms, and parking can be tight, though staff go out of their way to help. Distinctive touches like fast service and a welcoming atmosphere add to the appeal, and some reviews recommend calling ahead for beef kafta as it is prepared fresh from the barbecue. Overall Samara is seen as a standout option in the area and a go to lunch spot by multiple reviewers.View restaurant profile
Al Amine - Lebanese Restaurants in Montreal

Al Amine

Opens Today at 8 am
(299)
Côte-des-Neiges, Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG)

Review Summary

Overall, reviews of Al Amine describe a neighborhood gem in Montreal with generous portions, fresh ingredients and affordable prices, where shawarma, shish taouk, lahmajoun, manakish and pizzas are repeatedly praised for flavor and quality. The service is warm, attentive and efficient, with staff friendly and welcoming and orders often ready quickly and correctly even at busy times. The atmosphere is casual and convivial, ideal for a quick bite or a relaxed meal with family or friends, and the restaurant is noted for a pleasant vibe and, when possible, a nice terrace at night. Consumers consistently highlight the care in preparation, the robust flavors, and the satisfying portions that feel well priced, contributing to a reliable go to option in Côte des Neiges. While some reviews point to occasional variability in daily execution or a rare issue with an item, the overall sentiment is that Al Amine delivers quality, consistency and good value.View restaurant profile
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