Tea, Middle Eastern Restaurants Near: H2V4E4 (2026) - Reviews & Menus

Rosélys - Tea, Middle Eastern Restaurants Near: H2V4E4

≈ 2.5 km

Rosélys

Located in the Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel

Opens Tomorrow at 6:30 am

(257)

Downtown

French Bistro Market Contemporary/Modern Vegetarian Creative

Mentioned in: The Best Tea Houses to Discover in Montreal At the RestoMontreal Team Table: Our December 2025 Media Invitations and Favourites View More

Review Summary

Rosélys offers an exceptional dining experience with refined French technique, high quality ingredients, and dishes that are beautifully presented. The service is attentive and knowledgeable, creating a welcoming atmosphere that makes guests feel well cared for from start to finish. Wine pairings are thoughtfully chosen to complement each course, and the menu ranges from elegant tasting experiences to brunch and afternoon tea that showcase local flavors. The elegant yet welcoming ambiance blends hotel level sophistication with Montreal charm, making it a perfect setting for celebrations or a romantic evening. Overall impressions highlight consistency, care, and a variety of experiences that invite a return.View restaurant profile

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≈ 0.7 km

Kawalees

A cultural Arabic cabaret for contemporary performance art

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am

(56)

Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Lebanese Middle Eastern

Review Summary

Kawalees is described as a cute and surprisingly spacious cultural spot in Montreal with a warm, friendly staff and a lively calendar that includes music, theatre, stand up and more, all in a casual social vibe where seating keeps sightlines to the show and service can be quick even on busy nights. The venue is noted for supporting artists with real amenities and smooth organization, making it feel welcoming and accessible. The entertainment is a highlight, featuring diverse acts and Arabic music, sometimes with short comedy breaks between segments, and the addition of hearty breakfasts adds another draw. Food and drinks get mixed reviews, with some finding prices high for what is offered and a few dishes not quite authentic, while others enjoy the quality and the overall experience and are inspired to return. Overall Kawalees comes across as a gem for not just dining but lively cultural events and social gatherings, even if it is not a fancy restaurant and timing can vary.View restaurant profile

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≈ 1.3 km

Café Le Moineau Masqué

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am

(86)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Café Tea

Review Summary

Café Le Moineau Masqué is described as a cozy neighborhood spot with excellent coffee, tasty pastries, and a calm atmosphere that makes it good for working or just lingering with a drink. The place is praised for a pleasant terrace and a small garden, creating a neighborhood feel and a gem off the main streets between Rue Rachel and Avenue Du Mont Royal. The interior is described as modern and cozy, with the outside terrace offering greenery and a bird mural that adds character. The cafe offers fresh fruit juice and a variety of pastries, and the coffee is generally well balanced and enjoyable. The staff are repeatedly described as friendly and patient, especially for language practice, though a few reviews mention occasional cold service or a loud barista. Consistency among baristas varies, but the overall vibe remains welcoming, making it a reliable spot to sit, work, or socialize. A practical note is the use of plastic cups in some visits, which sparked mixed reactions, though an owner explanation helps address the concern and some hope remains for future glass service.View restaurant profile

≈ 1.5 km

Mamie Clafoutis

Opens Tomorrow at 7 am

(270)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Café Tea Pastries Sandwiches Bakery

Review Summary

Taken together, reviews describe Mamie Clafoutis as an artisanal bakery with outstanding pastries and breads, especially croissants and the Oh Mon Dieu croissant, along with fresh, flavorful items like cannelés and kouign amann; the coffee experience is noted for a distinctive machine, though some say the latte is average. The interior is repeatedly described as beautiful and warm, yet several readers lament a renovation that shifted to a self serve, automated model that can feel impersonal and supermarket like, with less human interaction. Prices are seen as high by some and worth it for the quality by others, while a few miss the old emphasis on the counter, welcome service, and in house preparation. Convenience remains a theme with self checkouts, a wide pastry selection, and options to takeout or dine in upstairs, though seating can be limited in some locations. Overall the pastries are consistently praised and the bakery remains a must stop for many, but the experience has become polarized as efficiency and modern design gained prominence at the expense of the warm, neighborhood atmosphere.View restaurant profile

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≈ 2 km

Mamie Clafoutis

Opens Tomorrow at 7 am

(102)

Outremont

Café Tea Pastries Sandwiches Bakery

Mentioned in: Our Outremont Food Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, and Grab a Sweet Treat

Review Summary

Mamie Clafoutis draws praise for its bakery offerings with standout pastries and viennoiseries, a cinnamon roll that delights, a red velvet cake, and a good baguette, while some items such as coffee are not as strong and prices can feel high for pre-made sandwiches; the overall quality is described as consistent, though seating upstairs has not reopened since the pandemic and the space is now takeout only, which disappoints guests who enjoyed a cafe vibe; service is often described as friendly and attentive, though not uniformly warm and a few reviews mention room for improvement in staff attitudes; several readers compare it to other locations and note that the selection can feel smaller or less impressive near closing.View restaurant profile

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≈ 2 km

Byblos Le Petit Café

Artsy Persian coffeehouse for fragrant stews, dips served with pita & breakfast, plus Iranian tea.

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am

(268)

Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Persian Iranian Middle Eastern Breakfast

Review Summary

Across the reviews, Byblos Le Petit Café comes across as a warm, cozy spot with a calm, sunny atmosphere, a décor that blends bohemian charm with Middle Eastern touches, and a menu that offers a wide range of Persian and vegetarian options, plus gluten-free bread on request. The food is praised for bold flavors and nostalgic touches, with many diners raving about the feta omelette for brunch, the variety of egg-based pies, the traditional Iranian breakfast, dizi, and dips like hummus and beet spreads, with several dishes described as memorable. The staff and service are frequently noted as friendly and helpful, though several reviews flag slower service during busy times, occasional missteps with timing or table management, and cleanliness or upkeep issues in some visits. The venue is described as both a hidden gem and a great place to share plates with friends or family, especially in good weather when windows open to create an airy terrace, while winter seating is described as cozy. Price points are described as reasonable by some and overpriced by others, and a few reviews caution that expectations can vary and that the experience can be inconsistent. Overall, the consensus is that Byblos Le Petit Café delivers a distinctive, comforting Persian-influenced dining vibe with opportunities to explore a broad menu, but visitors should be prepared for occasional service delays and a few maintenance flaws.View restaurant profile

≈ 2.5 km

La Finca Café

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am

(320)

Downtown

Café Desserts & Sweets Sandwiches Salads Tea Pastries

Mentioned in: Montreal's Healthy Restaurant Guide: Where to Find Nutritious Cuisine

Review Summary

Reviews describe La Finca Café as a bright, cozy spot with a welcoming vibe and a strong focus on breakfast and coffee. The food gets high marks for variety and a homemade feel, with standout dishes like shakshuka, frittata, croque madame, a salmon and kimchi sandwich, and a much loved bagel BLT. Pastries and desserts earn frequent praise, especially cinnamon rolls, croissants and locally made yogurts and chocolates. Coffee is consistently praised for quality, with smooth lattes, bold cortados, and well balanced cappuccinos, though a few notes mention temperature or speed issues. The atmosphere is described as charming, relaxed, and family friendly, sometimes lively and busy with a small space that can get loud, though a back terrace adds charm. Service receives praise for friendliness and efficiency when possible, but lines and waiting times during peak hours are common critiques. Overall La Finca Café comes across as a reliable go to for breakfast or brunch with good coffee, tasty in house food, and a welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile

≈ 2.5 km

#Teashop Thé aux Perles

Bubble tea specialist with a selection of smoothies & cold drinks.

Open until 5:30 am

(406)

Chinatown, Downtown

Bubble Tea Tea Juice Bar & Smoothies Gluten-free Options Vegan Options

Review Summary

Teashop Thé aux Perles earns praise for a wide range of bubble teas made with fresh ingredients and chewy pearls, from brown sugar milk tea to mango green tea and oolong, with generous customization options and good value during promotions, and it stays open late and even all night in Chinatown. The service is consistently friendly and efficient, with staff offering thoughtful recommendations and sometimes delivering orders, while the shop remains clean and welcoming even when busy. The drinks are repeatedly described as balanced, flavorful, and refreshing, and many keep returning as a go to bubble tea spot thanks to quality and variety that stand out in Montreal. The overall impression is a welcoming, vibrant neighborhood hub where fair prices, dependable hours, and attentive care create a memorable experience.View restaurant profile

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≈ 2.5 km

La Brume Dans Mes Lunettes

Opens Tomorrow at 9 am

(185)

Little-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Café Tea Bistro

Mentioned in: The Best Tea Houses to Discover in Montreal The Ultimate Little Italy Food Guide: Best Eats, Drinks, and Hotspots View More

Review Summary

La Brume Dans Mes Lunettes is repeatedly described as a cozy, warm tea house with a charming atmosphere that many reviewers find perfect for a rainy day. Scones are a standout and a frequent favorite, with savory varieties like feta spinach singled out by some, and the three-tiered high tea towers are often noted as generous and good for sharing. The tea selection is generally praised, with jasmine tea commonly enjoyed, though a few readers feel the variety is not exceptional and the chai can be too light. Service receives mixed feedback: friendly and attentive staff in many visits, but occasional slow service, miscommunications, or insufficient portions for larger groups. The space is described as small and cozy, sometimes crowded, which can affect pacing and turn the experience into a social, intimate occasion rather than a formal tea room. Reservations are recommended as the place fills up quickly, and the setting, decor and overall experience keep many visitors returning for tea and scones, even if some visits highlight value or price concerns. Overall, the reviews present La Brume Dans Mes Lunettes as a delightful option for a unique high tea or cafe outing, with standout pastries and a warm vibe that outweigh occasional service hiccups.View restaurant profile

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≈ 2.8 km

Falafel St-Jacques

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am

(400)

Lachine, Montreal-West

Middle Eastern Sandwiches Vegan Options Vegetarian

Review Summary

Overall, Falafel St-Jacques is seen as a standout vegetarian and Middle Eastern spot with fresh, flavorful falafel and a wide vegan friendly menu including shawarma, shish taouk, pitas and a bakery selection of desserts; portions are generous and many reviewers call it among the best falafel experiences in the area, with some even listing it as the best in Montreal; the service is repeatedly described as warm, friendly and attentive, creating a homey feel that encourages return visits; the atmosphere is casual and grab and go with limited seating, though parking can be challenging in busy times; while a few notes mention higher prices for the size or occasional takeout timing issues near closing, the overall impression emphasizes consistent freshness, variety and hospitality; the place is described as a hidden gem for authentic Israeli and Middle Eastern flavors, appealing to both vegans and non vegans and frequently recommended for visitors and locals alike.View restaurant profile

≈ 3 km

Bar à Beurre

Opens Tomorrow at 8:30 am

(89)

Old Montreal

Desserts & Sweets Sandwiches Pastries Tea Café

Mentioned in: Savoring High Tea in Montreal: Where to Find the Best Afternoon Teas

Review Summary

Bar à Beurre emerges as a cozy, charming café with a dollhouse feel, a staircase up to a few intimate tables, and a welcoming staff. Reviewers praise delicious pastries, especially macarons, apple cake, and a good cappuccino, plus affordable lunches and a well‑stocked high tea. The atmosphere and decor are repeatedly described as immersive and warm, making it a pleasant spot to work on wifi or gather with friends. Some notes point to desserts that can be too sweet or overly buttery, and a few guests found cake flavors or customization details not fully aligned with expectations, along with occasional early closures and uneven communication. The venue also offers cute accessories and dog treats, and special experiences such as generous, well‑presented birthday cakes impressed some guests, while others felt price rises and flavor gaps detracted from overall value.View restaurant profile