New Montreal Crêpes, Moroccan, Lebanese Open Supper Restaurants (2026) - Reviews & Menus

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Bei - Beiroots - New Montreal Crêpes, Moroccan, Lebanese Open Supper Restaurants

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Bei - Beiroots

Opens Today at 11 am

(177)

Downtown

Lebanese Sandwiches Salads Middle Eastern

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Bei - Beiroots offers an authentic Lebanese shawarma experience with fresh ingredients, featuring crispy Bei style sandwiches on saj or pita, labneh and halloumi options, and bowls that balance sweet, sour and salty flavors, complemented by a refreshing mint and lime juice. The space is warm, clean and modern with a welcoming atmosphere and attentive, friendly staff, and prices that feel generous for the portions. The consensus is that the shawarma is among the best in Montreal, with standout crispy edges and flavorful sauces that make it feel homemade, though a few reviews note the chicken can be dry and service can be slow on busy days. Many diners praise the variety and consistency, from labneh to za'atar fries, and return for the reliable quality and inviting vibe. Overall it comes across as a top choice for Lebanese comfort food, great for students or a casual meal downtown, with strong love for the authentic taste and the friendly service.View restaurant profile

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Bayrut Restaurant

Ancient roots. A mother's recipes. Welcome to BÁYRŪT.

Opens Today at 11 am

(175)

Old Montreal

Lebanese Grill Vegetarian Salads

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Bayrut Restaurant is described as a warmly authentic Lebanese dining spot in Montreal, where critics praise flavorful, fresh, home style cooking and a generous, hospitable service that often feels like family. Dishes range from creamy hummus and vibrant tabbouleh to slow cooked lamb, grape leaves, and shish barak, with many calling them perfectly balanced, beautifully presented and deeply comforting. The tasting menu is a standout for many, though some reviews note price and value can vary, and portions can be substantial. The atmosphere is cozy, elegant, and inviting, with staff and the owner taking pride in the menu and hospitality, and the venue is noted as accessible with no stairs to navigate. Lebanese wines and distinctive touches like handmade bread, truffle hummus, and unique regional dishes receive particular praise, while desserts such as knefeh or rice pudding are memorable finales. Overall, Bayrut Restaurant is regarded as a premier Lebanese dining destination in the city, celebrated for authentic flavors, generous care, and a welcoming vibe, with a few comments on value and consistency but a strong majority calling it a must visit.View restaurant profile