New Montreal Middle Eastern Open Tuesday Restaurants (2026) - Reviews & Menus

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Man'oushé - Lahmajoun & Manakish - New Montreal Middle Eastern Open Tuesday Restaurants

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Bakery/Pastry Shop

Man'oushé - Lahmajoun & Manakish

Opens Today at 7 am

(169)

Brossard

Middle Eastern Sandwiches

Review Summary

Reviews for Man'oushé - Lahmajoun & Manakish describe a welcoming, homey spot that serves fresh, authentic Lebanese manakeesh and lahmajoun, with dough baked to order and toppings that are generous, especially cheese and zaatar; customers call it the best in town and on the south shore, note the friendly staff, fast service, a warm atmosphere, and good value with free tea and vegan options mentioned; the food is repeatedly described as delicious, hot, and flavorful, with many saying they would return weekly or recommend it to others, and the breads are praised for freshness and the ability to freeze leftovers by dozens; overall the place is praised as a simple, high-quality spot where you feel taken care of and the menu offers ample variety, while a few reviews mention occasional delays during busy times and slightly higher Uber Eats prices compared to the site.View restaurant profile

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Bei - Beiroots - New Montreal Middle Eastern Open Tuesday Restaurants

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Restaurant Top Pick

Bei - Beiroots

Opens Today at 11 am

(167)

Downtown

Lebanese Sandwiches Salads Middle Eastern

Review Summary

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