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≈ 2 km
Reviews describe Miel et Une Nuit as a standout for fresh fruit cocktails, with vibrant flavors and generous portions made from top quality, freshly prepared ingredients. Crepes, especially Ashta and pistachio, are highlighted as delicious and well balanced. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, clean, and cozy, with efficient and friendly service that enhances the experience. Many reviews mention the menu variety and the avocado juice focus, and while cocktails can be a bit pricey, the quality and made to order preparation are repeatedly praised. Overall, the place is described as a reliable go-to for Lebanese style cocktails and crepes, with several mentions of returning and recommending it to friends.View restaurant profile
Miel et Une Nuit
Opens Today at 3 pmDuvernay
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≈ 2.1 km
Café Rawaa earns praise for a warm, welcoming atmosphere and authentic Lebanese flavors, with a diverse menu that is described as fresh, flavorful and well priced. The staff are consistently highlighted for friendliness and attentiveness, contributing to a positive dining experience, although a few visits note slower or uneven service during busy periods. Breakfast and brunch are commonly praised, and the ambiance is described as ideal for hanging out with friends or enjoying a relaxed meal with family, complemented by traditional decor. Overall, the meals are often marked as delicious and made with good quality ingredients, with many dishes like Fateh and hummus singled out as standouts and the portions described as satisfying. Some reviews point to occasional inconsistencies in service or value and one note about cash only, but the general sentiment is that Café Rawaa is a reliable, inviting choice and a hidden gem for Lebanese cuisine in the area.View restaurant profile
Café Rawaa
Opens Today at 5 pmDuvernay
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≈ 2.6 km
Reviews of Boston Pizza show a mixed picture, with desserts and certain dishes like maple glazed burgers earning praise, the mid day menu offering varied options at reasonable prices, and a welcoming atmosphere with a comfortable dining area and a pleasant patio. The staff is often described as polite and attentive, and some visits highlight memorable service from specific servers. On the downside, some meals arrive lukewarm or lack flavor, pizza can taste as if frozen and the texture is off, and complaints about slow or uneven service persist, especially when issues are not promptly addressed. Dietary options such as gluten free crusts, gluten free pastas, and gluten free desserts are noted but experiences vary by location. Parking is generally convenient and the overall impression is that Boston Pizza works well for casual dinners and takeout, though consistency can depend on time and place.View restaurant profile
Boston Pizza
Opens Today at 11 amDuvernay
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≈ 2.7 km
Restaurant le Bouffeur is described as really delicious with every bite, featuring a griot many call the best, tender and flavorful, with incredible sticky rice and tasty bananas, and an overall sense that everything is perfect from A to Z. The small family run spot may look simple, but the food is authentic and carefully prepared, offering a lovely way to discover Haitian cuisine and to return again. There are a few tables for dining on site, but delivery and takeout are also available. Friendly family service and generous portions are noted, with plans to return for sure.View restaurant profile
Restaurant le Bouffeur
May be temporarily closedDuvernay
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≈ 2.9 km
Overall, reviews of Chef Jo describe a warm, welcoming Haitian spot with generally tasty, freshly prepared dishes and generous portions, but with mixed consistency and occasional delays. Several comments praise the service and the owner-operator’s dedication, noting that when the kitchen is on the flavors are strong, the meat is well seasoned, and the plates feel satisfying and good value, though others report slower service, less polished presentation, and issues such as dry griot, bland sauces, mushy rice, and overly fatty bananas. Delivery experiences echo the dine-in impressions, with frequent compliments on flavor and portion size but similar caveats about timing and consistency. In sum, Chef Jo is seen as a solid choice for Haitian cuisine in the area, delivering memorable dishes and a friendly atmosphere, yet improvements in consistency and kitchen execution could elevate the overall experience.View restaurant profile
Chef Jo
Opens Today at 10 amMontreal North
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