Reviews paint Mazzeh as a warm, welcoming Persian kebab house in Montreal where the food is consistently delicious and the portions generous. The kebabs, especially koobideh and joojeh, are repeatedly praised for being juicy, well seasoned, and cooked to perfection, with flavors reminiscent of classic Iranian cooking. Hospitality stands out, with attentive, friendly staff and a cozy atmosphere that makes guests feel at home whether dining in or ordering takeout. Many dishes are described as fresh and beautifully presented, with high quality ingredients and good value for money. The menu is diverse enough to satisfy meat lovers and those seeking comforting stews and sides, and the catering service is reliably praised for on time delivery and quality for events. Overall Mazzeh earns strong recommendations for consistent quality, authentic flavors, and a welcoming experience that keeps guests returning.View restaurant profile
Real Fruit Bubble Tea prompts praise for outstanding customer service, with visits described as turning a shopper's mood around; the drinks are fresh and tasty, and smoothies are consistently delicious. The service is fast and efficient, and prices are very reasonable, making it a convenient grab and go option since wait times are short. A suggestion from patrons is to open earlier in the morning to support a healthy start to the day.View restaurant profile
Overall, Pendeli's Pizza elicits mixed reviews with some praising authentic flavors and quick delivery. The pepperoni pizza is repeatedly highlighted as a standout and the crust described by many as authentic and satisfying. Others reminisce about the old days and feel the quality has declined post pandemic, noting less sauce, thinner toppings, more bread and a doughy crust. The menu and pizza options are described as classic and hearty, with mentions of subs and Greek style dishes, but the dining experience is largely takeout and delivery with few tables. Cash is frequently the only accepted payment, which is flagged as a downside by some. Prices are occasionally called high for the level of topping and quality, though several reviewers still find the pizzas filling and worth the cost. Across visits, opinions vary between high praise for the pepperoni and disappointment over inconsistent preparation and sometimes abrupt service.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Les Super Nouilles - Super Noodles as a source of quick Chinese comfort food with reliable delivery, good value, and consistently solid dishes. Takeout is praised for being fast and convenient, with a straightforward ordering website. Diners note that leftovers store well in the fridge and portions are reasonable. Some criticisms mention the food arriving lukewarm and a few reports highlight issues with drink freshness and tofu not being fresh. Prices are described as affordable, though some reviews feel ingredient quality can be hit or miss, especially with vegetarian options. Overall, the restaurant is seen as dependable for quick meals, with strong delivery and takeaway experiences, but heat and ingredient quality can vary.View restaurant profile
Reviews about TGG Indian Restaurant consistently highlight authentic Gujarati vegetarian cuisine that feels homemade and comforting. Many diners praise dishes such as Ahmedabad cheese vada pav, vada pav, dabeli, khaman, shrikhand, undhiyu, rotlo, and sev khamani for their fresh flavors and true home style taste. Standout items like pav bhaji, baingan bharta, kaju lasan sabji, and paneer lababdar appear repeatedly as crowd pleasers, with customers raving about balanced spices and generous portions. Service is described as friendly, warm, and attentive, enhancing a cozy, family run atmosphere. Although seating is limited and the space small, the overall experience is consistently rated worth the trip and the pricing is seen as reasonable. Overall, TGG Indian Restaurant is regarded as one of the best spots in Montreal for authentic Gujarati vegetarian cuisine, delivering reliable quality, variety, and a sense of home cooking that brings people back.View restaurant profile
Dak Hing Barbecue comes across in reviews as a humble, cash only, takeout focused spot near Plamondon Metro that delivers strong Cantonese barbecue at very good value, with crispy skin on roast pork, juicy meat, and a robust char siu that is caramelized without being overly sweet, plus a variety of items like duck, pork ribs, wings, and pork sausage, all available by the pound or in lunch combos. Several reviewers rank it among the best Chinese BBQ in Montreal, praising authentic flavors and careful preparation, while a few say it is not the very best but still solid for the city. The duck is noted as fatty and juicy though sometimes with many bones, and the pork skin on the roast pork is praised, with occasional mentions of chewy skin in another dish. Service is friendly and fast, but the space is small with no seating and no washrooms; the restaurant operates takeout only, though e transfer may be accepted by some. Highlights include Lunar New Year taro cake and Dragon Boat festival zongzi, and the option to buy by the pound or in lunch combos, with lines forming at peak times and broad appeal across years. Overall, the reviews present a reliable, affordable option for authentic Chinese BBQ in Montreal, with strong pork and char siu defining the standout offerings and casual, no frills service.View restaurant profile
Reviews portray Marathon Souvlaki as a reliable, family friendly Greek spot where fresh ingredients and generous portions meet solid value. Diners frequently praise hot, flavorful food from gyros and souvlaki to calamari and the Marathon salad, with the house tzatziki often singled out as a highlight. Service is described as quick and friendly, though a few mentions note crowded, noisy rooms and occasional lapses in professionalism during peak hours. The restaurant is seen as a top choice for casual dinners or family gatherings, with easy parking and an unpretentious vibe. Some reports point to fluctuations in quality or portion size and occasional takeout issues when busy, but overall experiences are positive and many customers become repeat visitors. Overall Marathon Souvlaki is considered a dependable Greek option offering generous portions, fresh flavors, and fair prices that keep customers returning.View restaurant profile
Bonab Kabob is widely regarded as a top choice for authentic Persian cuisine in Montreal, with reviews praising tender and flavorful kebabs like koobideh and bonab kebab, fragrant saffron rice, fresh bread, and generous portions that make meals satisfying, along with a warm, inviting atmosphere that suits casual dinners, family gatherings, and celebrations; the menu also features ash and other Persian favourites and a BYOW option adds value, while the service is frequently described as attentive and friendly, though a few comments note occasional inconsistencies in in person service and a dip in quality on certain specials or higher demand times; overall the consensus is highly favorable and many reviewers recommend Bonab Kabob for authentic flavors, a cozy setting, and hospitable staff.View restaurant profile
Mirama receives mixed feedback: takeout is praised for good food and friendly staff, but a recent visit found the place closed, leaving some customers unsure if it is still in business. Some reviews point out issues such as no spring rolls and occasional menu mislabeling, like fried rice described as chicken when no meat is present. Pricing is noted as cheaper than many options, which appeals to solo diners, though others find the overall experience average. Still, a few voices crown it as the best Chinese food ever, underscoring strong takeout quality amid the varied impressions.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Lefalafel describe falafel as excellent and fresh with a crisp exterior and tender interior, with generous portions and praise for authentic flavors; sabich and shawarma are highlighted by some as standout items, though a few notes point to the shawarma being overly cumin-spiced or not tasting traditional. Ambience and cleanliness receive mixed assessments, with some finding the space not especially clean or cozy and prices higher than expected for the setting, while others praise friendly service and a welcoming takeout vibe. Fresh, in house preparation and dedicated oil for falafel are mentioned, along with gluten free options, contributing to a sense of quality and authenticity. Overall, Lefalafel is seen as a top falafel spot in Montreal, delivering a consistently strong product even as opinions differ on value and atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Reviews for Habanero et Aji highlight authentic Mexican flavors with praise for birria and al pastor tacos, enchiladas, and quesadillas, though a few note portions can be small for the price. Customers consistently report friendly, prompt service and reliable takeout or delivery, with the food described as fresh, juicy, and flavorful. Several reviews mention a strong improvement since a change in ownership and compare the place favorably to other Montreal spots. Overall, the sentiment is that Habanero et Aji offers tasty, authentic Mexican dishes with standout birria tacos, al pastor, beef enfrijoladas, chorizo enchiladas, and other crowd pleasers that keep customers coming back.View restaurant profile
MTL Yardie earns praise for bold, authentic Jamaican flavors with jerk chicken, oxtail, curry goat, patty stuffed dishes, roti, and rice dishes, along with generous portions and fresh ingredients. Reviewers highlight the jerk chicken wings and patties and oxtail as standouts, noting tender meat, savory sauces, and flavors that linger, while some mention the patty filling can overshadow the patty itself. The service is described as warm, friendly, and attentive across visits, contributing to a welcoming, vibrant atmosphere that many say captures the Yardie vibe. Several reviewers call it the best Jamaican spot in Montreal, praising the clean space, consistent quality, and well made drinks like sorrel and fruit punch. A few comments raise concerns about price versus portion size and occasional order mixups or substitutions for takeout, but overall the consensus is that the food is delicious, fresh, and worth the trip, with many planning to return or to have catering for events.View restaurant profile
Overall Double 8 Sushi is described in reviews as fresh and reliable with quick service, friendly family staff, and strong value especially for takeout in the West End. The platters are praised for variety and generous portions, with many noting good prices and a wide range of vegetarian and vegan options. Diners say the food is consistently fresh and tasty, and the place is seen as a hidden gem and a go to for sushi in the area. The restaurant is described as casual rather than fancy, but the staff is frequently noted as welcoming and attentive, including the family owners. Some visits report mixed service, with one older staff member perceived as unfriendly while others report kindness from different members of the team. There are memories of visiting years ago with high regard for the quality, and several reviewers say the sushi is among the best in Montreal West, with hours that make it easy to stop by and sometimes even a free drink offered.View restaurant profile
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Mamma Mia earns praise for authentic Italian flavors and a warm, old world atmosphere, with pasta and seafood dishes highlighted as standout choices. Takeout pizza is popular for large groups, offering big portions, though some reviews find the crust chewy and the toppings sparse. Service can be friendly and attentive, but pacing varies and some visits feel slow, especially during busy times. The venue is described as charming and cozy, a good spot for dates or casual meals, though price is often noted as high and a few dishes are called inconsistent or disappointing. Overall this long standing favorite delivers strong flavors and a welcoming vibe, with experiences that vary by visit.View restaurant profile
Reviews of Sushi Sama present a mostly positive view of a small, fast-service spot where the sushi is fresh and flavorful and the staff are friendly. Takeout and quick service are repeatedly praised, the space is described as clean and cute, and the vegetarian options are highlighted. Experiences with delivery services are mixed, with some orders missing sauces or ingredients and others arriving as expected. On the negative side, a review notes cleanliness concerns and a salmon that was not fresh with a strong fishy smell. Overall, Sushi Sama is seen as a convenient, approachable choice for good Japanese food with friendly service and reasonable prices, though consistency and the dining environment can vary.View restaurant profile
Overall, reviews describe M.T.L. Bagel as offering fresh, fluffy bagels that are supremely delicious, with sesame singled out for praise and a wide array of flavors such as cranberry coconut, banana chocolate, carrot pineapple, spicy all dressed, and cheese bagels. The bagels are best warm, and many patrons buy extras to eat on the way home, with a deal that offers a free bagel with the purchase of a dozen. The staff are repeatedly described as warm, friendly, and welcoming, adding to a cozy neighborhood vibe, although service speed can vary from visit to visit. The space is shared with a casual Caribbean restaurant, which makes dine-in less ideal and provides limited counter seating. Many reviewers hail this as the best bagel in town or in Montreal, often outperforming other well-known shops. Some mention inconsistent batches and a few changes to the all dressed bagel, notably garlic and spices, while others praise the wide range of flavors and the option of fresh cream cheeses. Bagels stay fresh for a few days and are excellent with a variety of spreads, and the overall impression is that this is a beloved local staple that brings people back week after week.View restaurant profile
Reviewers describe Fay Wong as a place with strong comfort food and reliable flavors, where Cantonese favorites like chow mein and shrimp wonton soup earn frequent praise, portions are generous, and the atmosphere is warm and relaxed with friendly service. Takeout and pickup are often praised for efficiency, though there are notes that prices have risen and portions seem smaller, and some dishes can be inconsistent in taste or quality. While many express appreciation for the long standing reputation and dependable hits, others report occasional rude or inattentive service and less impressive experiences, particularly during busy times or when takeout orders are involved. Overall Fay Wong is seen as a staple for many, delivering satisfying meals and a welcoming vibe, though a portion of reviews call for improvements in value and consistency.View restaurant profile
Che Churro earns praise for its churros, especially the dulce de leche varieties described as amazing with a crispy exterior and a creamy filling, with some saying they are among the best in Montreal. Empanadas are celebrated for freshness and variety, including vegetarian and vegan options such as caprese vegan, spinach and ricotta, squash and mushrooms, and Greek, as well as flavorful meat fillings. The staff are professional, friendly and attentive with quick, careful service. There are occasional drawbacks mentioned, including churros served at room temperature rather than hot, no on site cook leading to microwave warmed empanadas, and reports of older batches lacking filling or tasting greasy. The shop is described as a charming small Latin bakery and grocery that also offers smoothies and desserts and carries Argentinian cookies. Many reviews highlight the dulce de leche as a standout and some call the place one of the top three churro spots and the best in Montreal. Regulars often order a dozen empanadas to share.View restaurant profile
