Quartier des Spectacles Moroccan Restaurants (2026) - Reviews & Menus

Explore 2 local dining options. See also: The 10 Best Quartier des Spectacles Moroccan Restaurants which are sorted by the highest rated on RestoMontreal.ca or the full list: Quartier des Spectacles Restaurants.

Menthe et Couscous

Authentic Mediterranean, Maghrébin, North African restaurant offering a variety of unconventional Couscous & Tajines recipes

Opens Today at 4 pm

(1889)

Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles

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Review Summary

Menthe et Couscous stands out as a warm, inviting spot where authentic North African flavors meet generous portions and thoughtful service. The couscous and tagines, especially the lamb shank and the couscous royal, are repeatedly noted for tenderness, bold seasonings, and beautiful presentation, often accompanied by vegetables that balance the dishes perfectly. The setting is cozy and intimate, enhanced by soft lighting, inviting decor, and occasional belly dancing that adds a festive touch. The menu also treasures lighter options and vegetarian choices, with the mint tea and kunafa offering satisfying finishes. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, with staff that explain the menu clearly and accommodate dietary needs, and the bring-your-own-wine option adding great value. While a few reviews mention price or occasional slow service during peak times, the overwhelming consensus is that the overall experience is memorable, generous, and well worth returning for, whether for a celebratory group tasting or a relaxed dinner with friends. In short, Menthe et Couscous delivers authentic flavors, a warm ambience, and dependable quality that makes it a standout in Montreal.View restaurant profile

BAB KECH

Opens Today at 12 pm

(94)

Quartier des Spectacles, Downtown

Moroccan

Review Summary

BAB KECH draws praise for authentic Moroccan flavors, with dishes like couscous royal and tajine with prune described as rich, tender, and delicious. Many reviews highlight a broad menu of traditional items such as pastilla, falafel, msemen, mint tea, and savory wraps, all said to evoke a journey to Morocco. Service is often noted as friendly and efficient, though one experience warned of problematic customer service that spoiled the meal. Portions are frequently described as generous and the meat particularly tender, with cooks praised for following Moroccan methods. Located in central Montreal, it is considered a standout option for Moroccan cuisine by locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profile