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Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

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Quartier Général du Vieux La Prairie - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Quartier Général du Vieux La Prairie

Opens Today at 9 am
(200)
La Prairie

Review Summary

Quartier Général du Vieux La Prairie is a warm, cozy cafe where the coffee is outstanding and the menu ranges from delicious omelettes and bagel sandwiches to fresh pastries, all served by friendly, attentive staff. Ambiance blends rustic charm with modern touches and a welcoming terrace, creating a comfortable spot in the old town that invites working, lingering with friends or a casual meal. Even when busy, the service stays upbeat and efficient, and the quality and value are consistently praised, with many mentioning the place as a hidden gem. Known as a family owned cafe, it offers a homey vibe, pet and baby friendly features, and a sense of community that draws locals and travelers back for another visit.View restaurant profile
Darna Bistroquet - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Darna Bistroquet

Darna, meaning 'our home' in Moroccan, welcomes you like family.
Opens Today at 10:30 am
(463)
Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Villeray-Saint-Michel

Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Shakshouka in Montreal

Review Summary

Darna Bistroquet earns praise for excellent cuisine with Moroccan and Mediterranean flavors reimagined with a modern touch, and portions are generous. The warm, welcoming service and cozy atmosphere come up repeatedly, with a charming terrace in summer. Brunch is a standout, with several plates noted as tasty and satisfying. The staff are attentive and friendly, often going the extra mile and sharing a bit of culture. Dishes are well presented and the drinks are creative, adding to the overall experience. Some reviews mention busy nights or occasional uneven seasoning, but the overall impression is very favorable and many would return.View restaurant profile
La Khaïma Cuisine Nomade - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

La Khaïma Cuisine Nomade

Nomadic restaurant. A unique place to meet, discover and share in Montreal.
Opens Today at 5 pm
(1332)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End

Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile EndOriginal and Unique Restaurants in MontrealView More

Review Summary

La Khaïma Cuisine Nomade offers a warm, immersive dining experience that feels like a Mauritanian home in Montreal. The decor is authentically traditional and cozy, creating a welcoming atmosphere where the staff and the owner take care to explain the menu and make guests feel at ease. Dishes arrive in generous, shareable portions as part of a per-person fixed menu that typically starts with a lentil soup and continues with a richly flavored couscous platter, with vegetarian and gluten-free options available. Flavors are described as comforting and vibrant, with mint tea and hibiscus drinks often highlighted as perfect finishers. The setting is friendly and intimate, with guests welcomed to bring their own wine and prices that are considered very reasonable, making it a memorable spot to explore North African and Mauritanian cuisine with family or friends.View restaurant profile
Mirazu - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Mirazu

Montreal bring your own wine restaurant serving classic Turkish cuisine
Opens Today at 10 am
(756)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End

Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End20 Must-Try Brunch Spots in MontrealView More

Review Summary

Mirazu shines with a warm, cozy atmosphere and a Turkish-inspired menu that highlights fresh, flavorful dishes, especially a standout Turkish breakfast and brunch, hearty meze, and perfectly grilled lamb. The in-house bread is a frequent highlight and prices stay generous for the portions. Friendly, attentive staff and a welcoming vibe help guests feel like they are traveling through Turkish flavors without leaving the table, with the option to bring your own wine adding to the value. The menu offers a wide range of textures and spices, from comforting breads to vibrant mains and memorable desserts. Occasional notes about slow service or a warm dining room are outweighed by consistently high quality and authenticity, making Mirazu a reliable go-to for mornings, brunches, and meals that celebrate Turkish cuisine.View restaurant profile
Mirazu - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Mirazu

Laval bring your own wine restaurant serving classic Turkish cuisine
Opens Today at 10 am
(413)
Chomedey, Laval-des-Rapides

Mentioned in: 20 Must-Try Brunch Spots in MontrealMirazu: Now Also in Laval!View More

Review Summary

Mirazu is celebrated for delicious Turkish cuisine, generous portions, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The service is consistently attentive and friendly, with guests appreciating the bring your own wine option and staff who handle large groups smoothly. Standout dishes include the Serpme Kahvaltı breakfast, tender grilled meats, and well balanced meze, noted for authentic flavors and good value. The setting feels comfortable and inviting, with music and decor contributing to a lively yet relaxed vibe, making it a great spot for families, friends, and celebrations.View restaurant profile
Sham Mont-Royal - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Sham Mont-Royal

First Syrian Plant-Based Restaurant
Opens Today at 11 am
(552)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: 20 Must-Try Vegan Restaurants in Montreal You Can't MissShawarma in Montreal: Our Must-Try SpotsView More

Review Summary

Sham Mont-Royal is repeatedly praised as a fully vegan haven with generous portions and vibrant, flavorful dishes that showcase Middle Eastern influences, from kebabs and falafel to labneh and mujaddara, all crafted with fresh ingredients and thoughtful seasoning. The dining experience is described as warm and welcoming, with a cozy atmosphere and attentive service that feels like a family run touch. Brunch and dinner receive high marks for variety, heartiness, and the option to pair dishes with on site pressed drinks and mint tea. Guests note that the staff go the extra mile to make celebrations feel special and to create a homey, inviting vibe. The overall impression is that Sham Mont-Royal offers delicious, inventive plant based options and a convivial ambiance that invites returning with friends and family.View restaurant profile
Ocakbasi Mardin Palace - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Ocakbasi Mardin Palace

May be temporarily closed
(839)
Chomedey

Review Summary

Ocakbasi Mardin Palace delivers a warm Turkish dining experience with consistently flavorful dishes, tender grilled meats, fresh mezes, and bread served hot to the table. Guests praise the generous portions, attentive friendly service, and an inviting atmosphere that blends elegant oriental decor with a cozy family friendly vibe. The menu features classics like doner and kebabs, vibrant fattoush, hummus, and a standout kenefe, all prepared with authentic charcoal flavor and care. Weekend evenings bring lively entertainment, including music and dancing, creating a celebratory mood for birthdays and gatherings, while the staff and the owner are repeatedly noted for going above and beyond to make guests feel welcome. The restaurant is described as clean, well managed, and ideal for group meals and private events, with superb hospitality and a genuine sense of Turkish culture throughout the experience. Overall, Ocakbasi Mardin Palace is regarded as a premier Laval destination for flavorful food, warm service, and memorable evenings.View restaurant profile
Rumi - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Rumi

Opens Today at 11 am
(1418)
Mile-End, Outremont

Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Shakshouka in MontrealOur Outremont Food Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, and Grab a Sweet TreatView More

Review Summary

Rumi is described as a warm, inviting spot with beautiful décor and a Middle Eastern vibe, where generous portions, flavorful mezze and main courses, and fresh ingredients meet attentive, friendly service. The atmosphere is cozy and often lively, sometimes enhanced by live music and a charming terrace garden, making it suitable for intimate dinners as well as groups and celebrations. Guests repeatedly note excellent service, accommodating staff, and good value for the quality, with dishes ranging from hummus and halloumi to lamb shank and merguez highlighted as standouts. The tea service, desserts, and overall balance of sweetness and spice add distinctive touches, and the space feels welcoming to families and friends alike. Overall, Rumi emerges as a reliable go-to for diverse flavors, a festive yet comfortable ambience, and a dining experience that invites return visits.View restaurant profile
Menthe et Couscous - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Menthe et Couscous

Authentic Mediterranean, Maghrébin, North African restaurant offering a variety of unconventional Couscous & Tajines recipes
Opens Today at 4 pm
(1946)
Latin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles

Mentioned in: Great Spots for Food and Drinks in Montreal's Quartier LatinExclusive Grand Prix F1 Canada Events in MontrealView More

Review Summary

Menthe et Couscous offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with authentic North African flavors and generous portions. Dishes like the lamb shank tagine and couscous royal are repeatedly described as tender, deeply flavorful and beautifully prepared, with homemade merguez and perfectly steamed couscous. The ambiance blends coziness with lively entertainment, including belly dancing and occasional live violin, which enhances the dinner without detracting from the food. Service is consistently friendly, attentive, and professional, making guests feel welcome from start to finish. With a BYOB option, generous portions, and a reputation for fresh ingredients and comforting, home style cooking, Menthe et Couscous stands out as a great choice for a relaxed dinner, a celebratory night, or a memorable group meal.View restaurant profile
Rosélys - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Rosélys

Located in the Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel
Opens Today at 6:30 am
(268)
Downtown

Mentioned in: The Best All You Can Eat Buffets in MontrealThe Best Tea Houses to Discover in MontrealView 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
Le Shawarman - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Le Shawarman

Opens Today at 1 pm
(888)
Chomedey

Mentioned in: Shawarma in Montreal: Our Must-Try Spots

Review Summary

Le Shawarman is celebrated for fresh, flavorful shawarma with authentic Lebanese flavors and a warm, welcoming vibe. Reviews highlight generous portions, tasty saj bread, and a variety of fresh toppings and sauces that elevate every bite. The owner and staff are repeatedly praised for kindness, attentiveness, and hospitality, making guests feel at home. The ambiance is clean and cozy, with friendly service and quick, reliable preparation. Many readers say this is one of the best shawarma spots in town and highly recommend stopping by or ordering in. Overall, the experience centers on high quality ingredients, thoughtful presentation, and a sense of genuine care that keeps people coming back.View restaurant profile
SHAY - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

SHAY

Upmarket Lebanese restaurant featuring traditional sharing plates & mains
Opens Today at 10 am
(2317)
Griffintown, Little Burgundy

Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Shakshouka in MontrealWhere to Find the Best Pancakes in MontrealView More

Review Summary

SHAY delivers a warm, stylish Lebanese dining experience with a lively yet welcoming vibe and consistently attentive service. The menu shines with vibrant, well presented dishes and an array of mezze, lamb, kebabs, and brunch classics like shawarma eggs Benedict and baklava pancakes, all made with fresh ingredients. The brunch and dinner experiences are repeatedly praised for generous portions, bold flavors, and creative twists that honor tradition while feeling modern. The atmosphere, on both the dining floor and the terrace, is frequently described as beautiful and energetic, with knowledgeable staff guiding guests through thoughtful recommendations. Overall, SHAY stands out for reliable quality, standout dishes, and a memorable, friendly guest experience that makes it a go-to for meals with friends or celebrations.View restaurant profile
La Finca Café - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

La Finca Café

Opens Today at 8 am
(330)
Downtown

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
Pasquale Pizza | Safy Falafel - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Pasquale Pizza | Safy Falafel

Opens Today at 12 pm
(196)
LaSalle, Ville-Émard

Review Summary

Pasquale Pizza | Safy Falafel is described as a warm, family run spot that blends Middle Eastern and Italian flavors with generous portions and honest prices. Reviewers praise the falafel as crispy on the outside and soft inside, with tahini, pickles and fresh vegetables that elevate every bite, along with a crusty pizza that fans say is well topped and well baked. The atmosphere is repeatedly called welcoming and homely, with attentive service and thoughtful touches like hot tea or a small treat, and guests feel at home from arrival to departure. Many notes highlight fresh ingredients, flavorful sauces such as muhammara and labneh, and dishes that taste like home, whether they are Syrian inspired plates or Italian classics. The value is a common thread, with prices considered very reasonable for the quality and portions, and wine or beer is often allowed to be brought in, adding to the overall experience. Several reviewers say the place is a hidden gem worth returning to for a wide range of dishes, from falafel and fattoush to pasta and pizza, and to explore more of the menu. Overall the sentiment is consistently positive, describing tastiness, care in cooking, and a welcoming environment that makes it a frequent go to for families and groups.View restaurant profile
Chef Kebab - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Chef Kebab

Opens Today at 11 am
(136)
Chomedey

Review Summary

Chef Kebab comes across in reviews as a warm, family owned spot where fresh, flavorful Middle Eastern and Mesopotamian dishes are prepared with care. The menu earns praise for tender kebabs, kebbe varieties, vine leaves, and various classics, with many noting homemade quality and generous portions; several dishes like filet mignon kebabs and kofta are highlighted as standouts. The service is consistently friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere is described as inviting and cozy, with occasional lively music nights that add a festive touch. Takeout is well liked and meals feel cared for, with guests often mentioning that the experience makes them eager to return. Overall the consensus is that the food is delicious, authentic, and well worth a repeat visit.View restaurant profile
Basha - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Basha

Open until 2 am
(32)
Terrebonne/Lachenaie

Review Summary

Reviews consistently praise Basha for fresh, flavorful dishes that are gluten-free friendly and for strong cross contamination awareness, with the owner who is also celiac taking time to explain precautions and working toward offering the full gluten-free menu. Service is described as fast, courteous, and friendly, with the closing shift cook noted as cool and funny. The Terrebonne location is remembered for warm, generous service and a calm ambiance, while takeout orders are served in a minimal setting with cafeteria style lighting and modest decor. Dishes such as shish taouk are highlighted as hearty and tasty, with portions described as generous and prices comparable to other fast service counters. Overall, customers highly recommend the restaurant.View restaurant profile
Salon Mogador - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Salon Mogador

Opens Today at 10 am
(194)
Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie

Review Summary

Reviews describe Salon Mogador as a warmly decorated Moroccan restaurant with a festive yet elegant vibe that suits families and groups of friends. Guests praise a generous and flavorful menu with standout dishes such as couscous, tajine with lamb and vegetables, and pastilla, and note that the lamb is tender and the flavors balanced with sweet and savory accents. The performances, especially the belly dancer, are described as charming and enhancing the evening, helping to transport diners to Morocco. The atmosphere is consistently described as welcoming, lively, and authentic, with attentive, friendly service and thoughtful details from the staff. Brunch and breakfast receive strong marks for variety and value, while portions are noted as generous and reasonably priced. Some comments mention a need for slightly better organization during peak times and a small suggestion to offer butter with bread, but overall impressions are very positive, with multiple mentions of returning and recommending Salon Mogador as a must for Moroccan cuisine in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Paris Kebab - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Paris Kebab

Opens Today at 11 am
(683)
Brossard

Review Summary

Guests consistently praise Paris Kebab for friendly service, fresh flavorful Turkish dishes and generous portions that offer strong value for the price. The atmosphere is welcoming and family friendly, with attentive staff who remember guests and keep the dining experience smooth and fast. Many reviewers highlight succulent kebabs, doner and lamb, with perfectly cooked meat and delicious salads. The tea at the end is a pleasant touch. A recurring theme is reliability in quality and consistency, making it a preferred spot for repeat visits and group meals. Several reviews mention the menu offers a good variety including vegetarian options. Some critiques point to occasional delays or hiccups in service and a couple of diners noted concerns about temperature or preparation on a single visit. The staff are described as warm, courteous and professional, with the owner frequently praised for hospitality. Overall Paris Kebab is perceived as a dependable, value driven Turkish kebab spot with a strong positive reputation among locals and visitors alike.View restaurant profile
Mirage Restaurant - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Mirage Restaurant

Popular Middle Eastern dishes such as kebabs & falafel served in a relaxed, contemporary space.
Opens Today at 11 am
(558)
Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Mentioned in: Iftar Menus in Montreal: The Best Places to Celebrate Ramadan

Review Summary

Overall, diners describe Mirage Restaurant as a cozy, welcoming spot with a rich Middle Eastern ambiance and an attractive, ornate interior. The food is repeatedly praised for bold flavors, generous portions, and variety, with standout grills and kebabs, Mansaf, kafta, and Lebanese specialties complemented by silky hummus, tangy labneh, fattoush and other mezze; the desserts and Moroccan tea are noted as pleasant finishes. Service is frequently highlighted as professional, attentive, and friendly, contributing to a warm, homey feel, though a few visits report slower lunch service or occasional missteps with timing or bread quality. The atmosphere is described as comfortable and charming, suitable for family dinners, celebrations, or casual meals, with many recalling a memorable, immersive experience and some evenings busier than others, so reservations are advised. Price appears to be a mixed bag depending on the night and dish, with many reviewers calling portions fair or generous for the quality and location, while a few feel the price tag can be high for Montreal and note occasional value concerns. Overall, Mirage Restaurant is seen as a strong option for authentic, flavorful Mediterranean cuisine, with a focus on warm hospitality and a distinctive, elegant setting that makes it easier to return for future gatherings.View restaurant profile

Luna Restaurant

Open until 3 am
(59)
Saint-Hubert, Longueuil

Review Summary

Reviews describe Luna Restaurant as a lively, welcoming spot with a warm atmosphere, especially on weekends when live music, a comedy show and a vibrant crowd elevate the night. The food receives frequent praise, with standout dishes including mesakhan, mansaf and chicken sushi, and cocktails are often noted as well balanced. Service is described as fast and attentive in many visits, though it can be slow when the place is full or during events and when only a single server is on duty. A few reviews mention miscommunications with event staff and some pricing errors or extra charges on the menu, which dampen the experience for those guests. Overall, the sentiment is positive and many say Luna Restaurant is worth returning to for good value, atmosphere and the chance to enjoy great food with friends or family.View restaurant profile
Café Restaurant Nab - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Café Restaurant Nab

Opens Today at 10 am
(454)
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce (NDG), Côte-des-Neiges

Review Summary

Café Restaurant Nab is described as a warm, family run Persian restaurant with a truly authentic feel, where generous portions, reasonable prices, and thoughtful hospitality create a homey dining experience. Reviewers repeatedly praise the kebabs, especially koobideh and kebab torsh, the kaleh pacheh, ghormeh sabzi, and saffron rice with tahdig for their depth of flavor and careful preparation, with the rice and tahdig often highlighted as standouts. The atmosphere is consistently described as cozy and inviting, with tasteful Persian decor and occasional live traditional music, while the staff are noted for being friendly, attentive, and welcoming. The food is praised for freshness and high quality ingredients, and many say the dishes taste homemade and reflect real Persian cooking. A few comments mention occasional delays or service hiccups in busy times, but the overall impression is that Café Restaurant Nab is among the best Persian places in the city, great for family meals, groups, or romantic nights, and that many guests plan to return with friends and family to try more dishes.View restaurant profile
Café Noctis - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Café Noctis

Opens Today at 9 am
(215)
Verdun

Review Summary

Overall, Café Noctis is described as a cozy, welcoming neighborhood cafe with a homey vibe, friendly staff, and a strong focus on coffee and pastries. The coffee is repeatedly praised as well balanced and not burnt, with notes of wood, chocolate, and nutty characters and occasional special drinks like rosewater or pistachio lattes; the pastry selection includes bagels and a variety of desserts with some gluten free options, plus vegetarian treats and house made ice cream. The atmosphere stands out as relaxing and charming, with comfortable seating and a terrace in warm weather, and occasional events such as poetry nights or live music that foster a sense of community. A few reviews mention drawbacks such as slow service at peak times, longer waits for certain items, and changes to kitchen hours that can be confusing or disappointing. Still, many say the space invites return for the warm welcome, late hours compared with nearby spots, and a vibe that feels like a home away from home.View restaurant profile
Kawalees - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Kawalees

A cultural Arabic cabaret for contemporary performance art
Opens Today at 8 am
(58)
Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

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
Salon de thé Ouzoud - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Salon de thé Ouzoud

Opens Today at 10 am
(46)
Anjou-St-Léonard

Review Summary

At Salon de thé Ouzoud, reviews describe hearty and delicious dishes, authentic Moroccan cuisine, and dishes prepared to perfection, with high level service and good value noted by many. Some feedback mentions catastrophic service and a lack of friendliness from staff, describing the experience as not welcoming. Yet other reviews praise flavorful, traditional Moroccan fare and the quality of the food. The overall impression is a mix of strong satisfaction with taste and preparation and concerns about the service, paired with reasonable prices.View restaurant profile
Be Falafel - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Be Falafel

Opens Today at 10 am
(45)
Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Be Falafel as a standout for flavorful falafel with a crispy exterior and fluffy interior, often served in a warm pita with tahini, tomato, parsley, mint and pickled cucumber and turnip. The falafel classic and a chicken option are praised, along with fast, hot delivery when ordered online and ingredients that are noted as extremely fresh and well balanced with tangy tahini and crisp vegetables. Customers highlight friendly, welcoming staff and a cozy, small setting, calling it great value with reasonable prices and a reliable go-to spot. Some reviewers claim it might be the best falafel in Montreal and even the best they have tasted, with multiple mentions of repeat visits. The shawarma is also cited as tasty, reinforcing the overall impression of consistent quality and a positive takeout or dining experience.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Baba - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Restaurant Baba

Opens Today at 11 am
(88)
Downtown, Quartier des Spectacles

Review Summary

Overall, reviews paint a mixed picture of Baba with some dishes flagged as inconsistent: some find the chicken dry and the salad not fresh and a few experiences end with upset stomach, while others praise the rice and the cabbage salad and describe the shawarma and beef as flavorful, with the potatoes and garlic sauce often highlighted as exceptional and the extras making the meal worthwhile. The fries are frequently described as a standout, sometimes said to be among the best in Montreal, and the price is seen as good value by many. Service is mentioned as pleasant but could be friendlier, and several comments urge more consistent quality, but there are strong recommendations for simple, quick meals with notable sides.View restaurant profile
Naseeb Kabab - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Naseeb Kabab

Opens Today at 12 pm
(342)
Chomedey

Review Summary

L'Afghan Grillade is described by diners as significantly improved since the new ownership, with food that many call authentic Afghan cuisine and meat cooked to perfection. The flavors are generally savory and well balanced, and service is frequently praised as warm, friendly, and attentive. Reviews highlight generous portions, fresh ingredients, and dishes such as mantu, kebabs, pilaf, and lamb shank as standouts, while several comments emphasize cleanliness and a cozy, homey atmosphere. While most feedback is highly positive, a few notes mention occasional hiccups with service or takeout orders and some shifts in the menu since the change in management. Overall the consensus points to strong value, consistent quality, and a memorable, welcoming dining experience that makes this spot a favorite for many.View restaurant profile
L'Afghan Grillade - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

L'Afghan Grillade

Opens Today at 11:30 am
(443)
Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Review Summary

Reviewers collectively describe L'Afghan Grillade as offering generous portions, flavorful dishes, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with highlights such as an appealing iftar menu during Ramadan, a popular mango lassi, and a range of kebabs, wardak, and kofta. The quality and value are repeatedly praised, and many note thoughtful presentation and robust flavors across different dishes. The staff are frequently described as friendly and helpful, contributing to an overall sense of good service and a family friendly environment, while the ambiance and clean space receive positive remarks. For some, the restaurant's halal practice, prayer room, and accessible pricing add to the appeal, making it a solid option for gatherings. A few reviews mention slower service at busy times or occasional inconsistencies in taste, but these seem outweighed by consistent positives and the sense that portions are generous and the food satisfying. In sum, L'Afghan Grillade appears to be a dependable and popular choice for hearty Afghan cuisine with generous portions, tasty food, and a welcoming vibe, though service speed can vary.View restaurant profile
Bistro Le Citron - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Bistro Le Citron

Opens Tomorrow at 8:30 am
(32)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Review Summary

Bistro Le Citron comes across as a small, charming cafe with a warm, welcoming atmosphere and attentive service that makes guests feel at home, from the barista who tailors each coffee to taste to staff who greet with a smile and helpful recommendations. The menu earns praise for quality products and thoughtful flavors, with standouts like an almond milk latte, delicious pastries, and tasty sandwiches and empanadas, plus a notable eggplant sandwich served with chimichurri or marinated beets. The space is cozy and conducive to conversation or work, a neighborhood favorite where people linger while enjoying good espresso and friendly service. Reviews call it a hidden gem and commend the owner for kindness and attention to detail that show in small touches. Overall, Bistro Le Citron is described as a place to enjoy great coffee, flavorful bites, and a comforting vibe that makes it easy to stay longer and return often.View restaurant profile
Solémer - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Solémer

Opens Today at 12 pm
(147)
Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Mentioned in: The Best Restaurants to Enjoy Middle-Eastern Cuisine in Montreal

Review Summary

Solémer provides a warm Lebanese welcome that makes guests feel transported to Lebanon, with an ambiance, hospitality and attentive service that many reviews call exceptional. The dining experience is praised for a wide, fresh menu of generous dishes, a strong emphasis on authentic flavors, and standout seafood, with favorites including fish preparations, siyadiye, fattoush and mezze; the desserts are described as very good. Catering and event service receive frequent endorsements for flawless setup, beautiful presentation and organized execution, able to accommodate dietary restrictions for weddings, baptisms and corporate events, and a professional, friendly team. The wine selection, including Lebanese private imports, is a welcome plus, and overall value is considered competitive given portion sizes. While most comments are highly positive, a minority note moments of pressure to upsell in service interactions; nonetheless Solémer remains a top Montreal choice for dine-in, takeout and especially catering, and is repeatedly recommended for family meals and celebrations.View restaurant profile
ArTisane Café - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

ArTisane Café

Opens Today at 10 am
(50)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

ArTisane Café feels like a warm, whimsical retreat with a zen vibe, boutique decor, and oriental touches that invite lingering in cozy window nooks; the space also functions as a small shop with handmade goods and unique teaware, while board games and books add relaxed entertainment. Service is consistently friendly and attentive, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere, and the menu earns praise for drinks and baked goods, including excellent coffee, chai and matcha lattes, saffron ice cream, tea selections, and pastries. The overall vibe is inviting, comfortable, and charming, a rare hidden gem where time slows and guests feel at home, with many noting they look forward to returning.View restaurant profile
Al Manar - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Al Manar

Open until 2 am
(76)
Côte-des-Neiges

Review Summary

Al Manar draws praise for excellent food and very good service, with a courteous staff and a vibe that evokes Morocco, and many describe it as the best place to eat and chill in Montreal; the meals are frequently praised as delicious and flavorful, and the overall dining experience is noted to be efficient and welcoming. Some reviews, however, flag serious cleanliness problems, strong odors, and preparations that seem to reuse leftovers from mint and tea, advising others not to go. Others discovered the restaurant through delivery and were pleasantly surprised by the food, finding it very tasty and the staff patient and friendly, and would recommend it without hesitation. In summary, Al Manar is viewed by many as offering strong hospitality and quality Moroccan dishes, though concerns about hygiene and cleanliness temper the impression for some.View restaurant profile
Damas - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Damas

Creative Syrian delicacies in a Persian-influenced space with a plant-trimmed terrace.
Opens Today at 11 am
(914)
Outremont

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Review Summary

Damas earns widespread praise for its refined Syrian and Middle Eastern cuisine, with a wide mezze spread, standout lamb dishes, octopus, and a balanced mix of bold and subtle flavors that many describe as deeply satisfying. The presentations are often praised as beautiful, ingredients high quality, and the open kitchen and warm ambiance add to a special night out. Service is repeatedly lauded as professional, attentive, and knowledgeable, with staff guiding guests through the menu and wine or cocktails, though a few experiences mention slow pacing during busy times or inconsistent timing. The tasting menu and wine pairing are a highlight for many, offering generous portions and a cohesive culinary journey, while others feel the price point is high for the portions or that some dishes do not justify the cost. Brunch is also highlighted as a good value and a way to sample the kitchen, while some reviews note that the atmosphere can be loud or the room crowded. Overall, Damas is regarded as a top Montreal dining destination for rich flavors, elegant service, and a memorable, if premium, dining experience.View restaurant profile
Leymoun Restaurant - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Leymoun Restaurant

Opens Today at 9 am
(184)
Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Review Summary

Leymoun Restaurant is described as a warm, homey spot where the Syrian Lebanese breakfast shines through generous portions, fresh ingredients, and thoughtful presentation. The brunch menu features a standout fatteh, foul, hummus bowls, falafel, shakshuka, and fried halloumi with signature honey and za'atar. The big pot of black tea and refreshing lemonade are popular accompaniments. The atmosphere is consistently praised as unhurried and welcoming, with attentive staff and owners who explain the menu and make guests feel at home, turning meals into lingering, shareable experiences. Dishes are noted to be designed for sharing, with generous, well balanced flavors that feel authentic and comforting. Some reviews mention busy weekend crowds or price value concerns, but overall consistency, freshness, and service quality are emphasized. The place is often recommended for family or friends to discover a genuine Middle Eastern breakfast, with a cozy, intimate vibe and dishes like halloumi and fatteh standing out.View restaurant profile
Byblos Le Petit Café - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Byblos Le Petit Café

Artsy Persian coffeehouse for fragrant stews, dips served with pita & breakfast, plus Iranian tea.
Opens Today at 9 am
(279)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

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
Basha - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Basha

Opens Today at 11 am
(92)
Downtown

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Basha as a clean, well priced Lebanese restaurant with fast, generous service and a warm, attentive staff. Food is repeatedly described as delicious and flavorful, with presentation noted and pleasant touches such as tea and desserts. Ambience is commonly praised as welcoming and the space is described as comfortable. Many travelers appreciate the hospitality and the restaurant is noted for offering a space to pray for Muslim guests. Some comments mention inconsistency, with a few pointing to overcooked kofta, dry potatoes, and uneven freshness, as well as prices higher than comparable spots in Toronto. Overall, Basha comes across as a favorable option in downtown Montreal for students or visitors seeking good value, tasty food, and friendly service.View restaurant profile
Shawarma Express - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Shawarma Express

Opens Today at 11 am
(57)
Drummondville

Review Summary

Shawarma Express receives consistent praise for a friendly, welcoming staff, delicious dishes, and generous portions at a good price. Reviewers note a standout garlic sauce, plenty of fresh ingredients, and favorites like shawarma and shish taouk, along with a tabbouleh that earns compliments. The eating area and the kitchen are described as clean, with fast, courteous service and an owner who is kind to customers. The experience is seen as reliable and enjoyable, with many saying they would return or make a detour from the highway for a meal. A few comments mention a less professional moment or restrooms that could use better upkeep, but these caveats are outweighed by the positives. A loyalty card is mentioned but not clearly explained, though the overall value and generous portions are cited as a strong draw in Drummondville.View restaurant profile
Mezzmiz - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Mezzmiz

Opens Today at 11:30 am
(754)
Downtown, Golden Square Mile

Mentioned in: Shawarma in Montreal: Our Must-Try Spots

Review Summary

Mezzmiz is a haven for fresh, authentic Lebanese flavors with a focus on mezze and bowls, delivering high quality ingredients and generous portions that many reviews describe as satisfying and often standout like hummus, muhammara, fattoush, falafel, shawarma bowls, and chicken wraps. The atmosphere is described as cool, casual, and lively, with friendly, attentive service that makes guests feel welcome and well guided through the menu. Diners repeatedly praise the consistent quality and variety, noting that the food feels healthy, flavorful and reasonably priced for the level of quality, though a few comments mention prices being a bit high for some items or portions. The branding and space design are praised as well, with a modern yet warm Lebanese vibe. Occasional concerns include bread quality, noise level in busy times, and occasional missteps with sauces or allergy requests, but these do not overshadow overall impressions of a reliable, delicious, and friendly spot that many plan to return to in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Pouletto Restaurant - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Pouletto Restaurant

Opens Today at 11 am
(44)
Downtown, Westmount

Review Summary

Reviews of Pouletto Restaurant present a mixed picture, with the chicken described as tasty and crispy while service and communication issues frequently overshadow the meal. One account details very poor service, no greeting from a young staff member thought to be the owner's son, no thank you after paying, and a tense moment over condiments as the guest, who does not speak French, struggled to be understood; the wrong drink was brought and corrected after an English request, and the garlicky mayonnaise was tasted at the table. The owner reportedly blamed language barriers for the missteps, and the encounter left the guests unlikely to return. Yet the chicken is praised for frying promptly once ordered, the fries are considered good, and some mark the chicken as possibly the best grilled in Montreal, though the portion experienced was fried and lacked flavor. Overall, clients note solid poultry and fries but uneven service and communication issues that can affect the dining experience.View restaurant profile
Komma Rosta - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Komma Rosta

Opens Today at 9 am
(161)
Verdun

Review Summary

Overall, Komma Rosta is described as a warm, cozy neighborhood cafe with an eclectic decor that invites relaxation and casual study, featuring generous natural light, unique seating including a swings table, and a friendly, attentive staff. The menu centers on Japanese inspired fare and beverages, with udon, Kitsune Udon, Japanese curry rice, onigiri, and mochi, paired with a strong coffee selection and a range of teas such as matcha and hojicha; portions are generous and prices very reasonable. The atmosphere is often described as welcoming and family friendly, with a dedicated play area for kids and occasional live music that adds charm. Quality and care in both food and drinks are praised, with flavors that highlight individual ingredients and a comforting, homely vibe. The spot is seen as a local gem to linger with friends or study, offering an affordable, authentic experience that keeps customers returning.View restaurant profile
Lylac Resto Lounge - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Lylac Resto Lounge

Opens Today at 10 am
(323)
Ville Saint-Laurent

Review Summary

Overall, Lylac Resto Lounge is consistently praised for fresh, authentic Syrian Lebanese cuisine, with standout dishes like kibbe nayah and a broad, well presented mezze that showcases flavor, aroma, and thoughtful seasoning. The service is repeatedly described as friendly, attentive, and professional, with staff going above and beyond during celebrations and private events. The atmosphere is warm, stylish, and inviting, making it suitable for date nights, casual dinners, or larger gatherings, though a few reviewers note that renovations or the room layout can make the space feel too bright or a touch noisy at times and a few guests found some chairs uncomfortable. Prices are generally reasonable and portions generous, though several comments point to price transparency issues or items that seemed pricier than expected. Takeout and catering experiences are highlighted as smooth and reliable, with meals delivered on time and high quality. Overall, the restaurant is regarded as one of the area’s top Syrian Lebanese spots, delivering memorable meals, strong flavors, and consistently high service that inspires repeat visits and recommendations.View restaurant profile
TESFA - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

TESFA

Opens Today at 11 am
(648)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Mentioned in: Montreal's 10 Best Falafel Spots

Review Summary

TESFA is described as a small, cozy, welcoming spot where the food is consistently fresh, flavorful and prepared with care, with the falafel pita and sabich pita repeatedly called standout items and the hummus noted as exceptionally smooth. Reviewers praise a wide variety of Mediterranean offerings including shawarma, shish taouk and kebab pita, with many calling it the best falafel in Montreal and the bread and sauces highlighted as especially fresh and well balanced. The staff and atmosphere receive many compliments for warmth and friendliness, giving the dining experience a family owned vibe that feels personal and inviting. Some reviewers mention the small space can make seating tricky at busy times, and a few visits note occasional inconsistencies or changes in taste, but these are in the minority compared with the overall praise for freshness, quality and value. Overall it is seen as a hidden gem in the Plateau, offering affordable, high quality Mediterranean dishes that leave diners eager to return.View restaurant profile
Bar à Beurre - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Bar à Beurre

Opens Today at 8:30 am
(91)
Old Montreal

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
Ispahan - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Ispahan

Opens Thursday at 5 pm
(142)
Pointe St-Charles, Montreal-Southwest

Review Summary

Reviews describe Ispahan as a warm and welcoming spot with a vibrant, traditional atmosphere that many feel is like a home away from home. The food is repeatedly praised for freshness, richness, and thoughtful preparation, with particular acclaim for Mirza Ghasemi and other authentic Persian dishes. The dining experience is enhanced by friendly staff and lively entertainment, including belly dancing and a DJ, which many say adds to the fun and makes it a good choice for celebrations and group nights. The ambiance and decor are described as beautiful, contributing to a sense of occasion along with consistently high quality. Some comments note that service can fall short of expectations in an expensive restaurant, and one review suggests it is not the best Persian option in Montreal, but the overall sentiment remains that the combination of flavorful food and engaging atmosphere makes it memorable.View restaurant profile
Mazbi - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Mazbi

Opens Today at 3 pm
(455)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

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Review Summary

Mazbi is widely praised for authentic Yemeni flavors, a warm family vibe, and friendly attentive staff. Dishes like mandi, fahsa, mogalgal beef and lamb, mazbi chicken, and a variety of samosas and breads are described as flavorful, well prepared and satisfying, with desserts such as kunafa and fattah highlighted as standout treats. The restaurant earns credit for generous portions and good value, along with vegan friendly options and a welcoming atmosphere, though a few reviews note occasional slower service or brunch that can be a bit pricey. Many comments mention the rice and spices being well balanced and the overall experience feeling like a homey, culturally rich dining event with traditional decor. Overall Mazbi stands out as a top destination for Yemeni cuisine in Montreal with repeat visits and strong recommendations.View restaurant profile

Brocard

Taste Syria’s finest!
Opens Today at 12 pm
(174)
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal

Review Summary

Reviews describe Brocard as a warmly welcoming Syrian restaurant with an open kitchen, cozy vibe and stylish retro decor where dishes are authentic, vibrant and beautifully presented. Diners praise the mezze and mains like fatet mozat, shish barak, sayadeyeh, batersh, muhammara, fattoush, kibbeh and lamb cuts, noting generous flavors, balanced spice and tender textures. Many highlight great value for quality, attentive and friendly service, and a lively yet intimate atmosphere suited for gatherings, dates or celebrations. The tasting menu is often described as flawless and the overall experience as consistently excellent, with standout desserts and drinks such as the Polo drink. Some feedback mentions occasional small portions on ordering platforms and a few minor inconsistencies, but these are outweighed by the overall praise. Overall, Brocard is regarded as one of the best Syrian spots in Montreal, notable for affordable pricing, high quality authentic flavors, warm service and a welcoming space with a nostalgic cinematic ambiance.View restaurant profile
Kamoun Restaurant - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Kamoun Restaurant

Opens Today at 10 am
(595)
Vimont

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Kamoun Restaurant as a go to for authentic Syrian and Lebanese dishes with a homemade feel, where Fatteh Kamoun, warak enab, foul medames, hummus and other Levantine staples are praised for rich flavors, generous portions, and a comforting sense of home cooking. Service is repeatedly praised as warm, attentive, and welcoming, contributing to a cozy atmosphere, though some guests note occasional loud music, moments of slower service, or billing mix ups. Breakfast and brunch are highlighted by many for freshness and variety, while some diners find prices high for the portion size and a few dishes overpriced. The kitchen and staff are frequently described as friendly, generous, and dedicated, making Kamoun Restaurant feel like a true home away from home, with several reviewers planning return visits and recommending it to friends for an authentic Middle Eastern experience in the area.View restaurant profile
Café Parfums de Perse - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Café Parfums de Perse

Opens Today at 9:30 am
(357)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

Café Parfums de Perse is described as a warm, cozy, family run spot with a contemporary yet traditional Persian ambiance, offering authentic Northern Iranian dishes such as Fesenjan, Mirza Ghasemi and Baghali Ghatogh, and a dessert and drink lineup including saffron cake, pistachio cake, baklava and the Persian latte that many find memorable; reviewers praise the welcoming staff, the homely decor, and the option to relax with board games, but also note that prices can be high for portion size and a few dishes can be inconsistent in flavor or experience, with some comments about the billing and a few service missteps; overall it comes across as a charming, authentic Persian experience where the desserts and drinks shine and the atmosphere makes it a popular spot for brunch, casual meals, or a casual hangout, and many emphasize that the hospitality and family run feel contribute to a memorable visit.View restaurant profile
Café Rawaa - Tea, Syrian, Middle Eastern Brunch Restaurants in Montreal

Café Rawaa

Opens Today at 9 am
(201)
Duvernay

Review Summary

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
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