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Makaya Chocolat & Bistro - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop

Makaya Chocolat & Bistro

Opens Today at 11 am
(166)

Review Summary

Makaya Chocolat & Bistro comes across as a warm, inviting spot with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere and attentive service that makes guests feel at home. Reviews highlight a menu rich in Creole and Haitian influences, with flavorful soups, exquisite chocolate desserts, and drinks crafted with fresh ingredients that leave a lasting impression. Guests frequently praise the real hot chocolate made from scratch, the comforting, homey vibe, and the lakefront setting that adds a serene backdrop to evenings or weekends. While a few notes mention chilly dining conditions or occasional billing concerns, the overall impression is of a memorable experience with generous hospitality and dishes that invite repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Beroya - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Beroya

Opens Today at 12:30 pm
(786)

Review Summary

Beroya offers an authentic Levantine experience with fresh flavorful mezze and generously portioned mains like kebabs and kafta, making it easy to share a wide variety of dishes with friends and family. The hummus, mutabbal, tabbouleh, fattoush, and other mezzes are repeatedly praised for their freshness and balance of flavors, and the grilled selections are described as juicy and well seasoned. The atmosphere feels warm and lively, with attentive staff who help guide the tasting experience and ensure a smooth service, though weekends can be crowded and the room may get loud. Some guests note higher prices and occasional variability in certain dishes, but many feel the quality and hospitality still deliver strong value and a memorable night out. Overall, Beroya is regarded as a standout Syrian Lebanese venue in the area, a reliable choice for a celebratory dinner or a flavorful group meal that leaves guests planning a return visit.View restaurant profile
Panuozzo - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

Panuozzo

Neapolitan Sandwiches & Pizzeria
Opens Today at 11:30 am
(624)

Review Summary

Across reviews, Panuozzo is highlighted for a warm, efficient service and a friendly, inviting atmosphere, with fast service and attentive staff. The pizzas and panuzzo variations are repeatedly described as delicious, featuring a crisp crust, fresh ingredients, and generous fillings, with standout makloub and baguette farcie noted by many. The wood-fired pizzas are praised for quality and taste, while the makloub and other sandwiches are described as deeply flavorful and satisfying. Generous portions, reasonable prices for the quality, and a clean, pleasant setting, often with a lively terrace, contribute to a reliable dining experience. The menu’s Italian-Tunisian fusion, prepared with care and showcased by consistent quality, keeps guests returning and recommending to others.View restaurant profile
La Rose des Sables - Couscous & Tajine - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

La Rose des Sables - Couscous & Tajine

Opens Today at 5 pm
(324)

Review Summary

La Rose des Sables offers a warm, intimate Tunisian dining experience with generous portions, authentic flavors, and attentive service. Diners note generous portions and authentic flavors across dishes such as gargoulette, lamb and chicken tagines, couscous plates, brick pastries, and a mint tea finish, all presented in a cozy space with traditional decor and occasional baladi dancing that elevates the evening. The BYOW policy and easy street parking add to the convenience, while friendly staff and thoughtful pacing make it easy to linger for a festive gathering. This neighborhood gem shines with high quality cuisine, a welcoming atmosphere, and experiences that invite return visits with friends or family.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Abouda - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

Restaurant Abouda

Popular Grill & Tunisian Restaurant
Opens Today at 5:30 pm
(746)

Review Summary

Restaurant Abouda offers authentic Tunisian cuisine in Montreal, with flavorful, fresh dishes, generous portions and a warm welcoming atmosphere. Dishes like lablabi, kafteji, ojja and merguez are praised for bold, comforting flavors and home style cooking. The service is consistently attentive and friendly, and the overall experience blends delicious food with a lively cultural vibe. Guests repeatedly note great value for money and a convivial, family friendly setting that makes you feel transported to Tunisia.View restaurant profile
Au Coin Berbere Couscous Montreal - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

Au Coin Berbere Couscous Montreal

Opens Today at 5 pm
(517)

Review Summary

Au Coin Berbere Couscous Montreal feels like a warm, welcoming family affair with attentive service from the owners and staff, a calming Berber-inspired decor, and a menu that celebrates authentic Algerian flavors. The couscous is consistently praised for being perfectly prepared, with tender lamb or merguez, rich broths, and generous portions that invite sharing. The upstairs setting with a view to the street and soft music creates a cozy, intimate ambiance that suits families and friends alike. Diners highlight fresh ingredients, thoughtful touches like olives and mint tea, and desserts such as baklava that finish the meal beautifully, while the service remains friendly and professional. Overall, Au Coin Berbere Couscous Montreal delivers a memorable and inviting experience with top notch food, generous portions, and a welcoming atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Sham Mont-Royal - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Sham Mont-Royal

First Syrian Plant-Based Restaurant
Opens Today at 11 am
(512)

Review Summary

Sham Mont-Royal is praised across reviews for a fully vegan, plant-based menu that blends bold Middle Eastern flavors with inventive twists and generous portions, with freshness, flavorful dips, and aromatic kebabs delivering satisfying textures. The experience is consistently described as warm and welcoming, featuring friendly, attentive service and a cozy, stylish atmosphere that can feel like home. Brunch and dinner options are celebrated for creativity and variety, from fluffy omelettes and pancakes to hearty skewers, labneh style dips, and fattoush, all plated with care. Many reviewers highlight excellent value for quality, and the restaurant is hailed as a standout gem for vegan cuisine in the city, with standout drinks and desserts such as blueberry cheesecake and baklava. Overall, the meals are flavorful, portions ample, presentation thoughtful, and staff go the extra mile to create memorable dining moments.View restaurant profile
Chocolats Favoris - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop Top Pick

Chocolats Favoris

Open until 10 pm
(147)

Review Summary

Chocolats Favoris receives a mix of opinions but overall positive vibes about its ice cream, chocolate confections and the wide range of products. Service is described as friendly and courteous, with notes of attentiveness even near closing time, though some visits mention longer lines and occasional staffing gaps that affect consistency. The ice cream and lava cake with ice cream are frequently praised, and the chocolate dip options are highlighted as a standout feature, along with some saying it is the best chocolate coated cone. Prices are often noted as a bit high for the size or flavor, though many agree the quality makes it worthwhile or that promotions help. Desserts are described as indulgent and very sweet, appealing to those with a sweet tooth but potentially overwhelming for others. The atmosphere is fun and the place is convenient for a stop on the road, with a wide variety of products and an inviting presentation. While a few visits report uneven service, the overall impression is that Chocolats Favoris offers delicious treats with notable variety and generous portions.View restaurant profile
Chocolato - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Ice Cream Parlor

Chocolato

Opens Today at 12 pm
(50)

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Chocolato as a visually stunning and festive spot with a wide range of treats, from gelato and sundaes to a dessert pizza, and praise the decoration and the convenient location near entertainment venues. Experiences with service are mixed, with some noting excellent prompt service and others reporting rude staff or water being refused, and cleanliness of tables and bathrooms are sometimes questioned. Prices are frequently described as high, and some items do not meet expectations set by images, though the gelato and chocolate dips are often highlighted as tasty. Overall Chocolato is seen as a memorable destination that combines ambience with variety, suitable for Christmas shopping or simply enjoying a special dessert.View restaurant profile
El khomsa - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

El khomsa

Opens Today at 11 am
(179)

Review Summary

El khomsa draws praise for a warm welcome, attentive and personable staff, and an authentic, lively Tunisian atmosphere. Reviewers describe delicious, well prepared dishes such as kafteji, couscous, lablabi, brik and mechoui, with tender meat, rich flavors, thoughtful seasoning, and generous portions that offer real value. The kitchen is noted for good timing so courses arrive together for the table, and substitutions or menu tweaks are handled smoothly. Many customers recount memorable celebrations, including a festive New Year's Eve, with music and a friendly vibe that makes guests feel cared for from arrival to departure. The service is consistently described as fast, professional, and courteous, with staff going the extra mile to accommodate requests and ensure a positive experience. Ambiance and cleanliness earn frequent compliments, while the menu earns high marks for authenticity and variety, balancing traditional Tunisian favorites with approachable options. Several opinions position El khomsa among the top Tunisian restaurants in Montreal, thanks to reliable quality, generous portions, and a welcoming environment that invites return visits. In short, the restaurant is portrayed as a dependable spot for flavorful, well presented dishes, friendly service, and a memorable dining experience.View restaurant profile
Icyvibes - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Ice Cream Parlor

Icyvibes

May be temporarily closed
(80)

Review Summary

Overall, reviews point to Icyvibes as a place with delicious ice cream, wide options, and inviting vibes, from a Belgium waffle stick with ice cream to a friendly, attentive staff and great customer service. The experience is repeatedly described as wonderful, with both staff and owners praised for being welcoming and helpful, sometimes offering a thoughtful gesture when waits are longer than expected. The ice cream itself receives high marks for quality and flavor, with favorites like pistachio, ashta with pistachio, lemon, and a variety of dipping options. The new location is noted as bigger with more choices, while keeping a warm, clean, air conditioned environment and a family-friendly atmosphere. Some mention that prices can be a bit high for single cone scoops, but many feel the overall value is justified by taste and service. Attention to delivery for special occasions is highlighted, along with convenient hours, additional treats like soda and cheesecake, and a sense that everything is fresh and homemade. Overall, the sentiment is strongly positive, with plans to return and to recommend Icyvibes to friends and family.View restaurant profile
Chocolats Favoris - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop Top Pick

Chocolats Favoris

Opens Today at 10 am
(272)

Review Summary

Chocolats Favoris earns praise for delicious ice cream and chocolate treats, a cozy welcoming atmosphere, and friendly staff, making it a popular spot for a treat or a gift. Yet several reviews note slow service and long lines, especially during busy times, with occasional order mix ups and explanations that fall short of expectations. Some customers express concern over pricing and policies such as charging for water, which can lessen the value of the visit. Nevertheless, many experiences highlight quick service in some locations, generous portions, and the ability to watch treat preparation, keeping guests returning. Overall, Chocolats Favoris balances strong flavors and ambiance with service and consistency challenges that, if addressed, could elevate the experience.View restaurant profile
El Mida - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

El Mida

Open until 10 pm
(210)

Review Summary

Reviews describe El Mida as a welcoming Tunisian and Mediterranean spot with warm, attentive staff and a comfortable atmosphere. Diners praise the quality and variety of dishes, generous portions, freshly baked bread, and authentic Tunisian flavors across options like merguez, seafood pasta, brik, and mlokhia, with helpful menu explanations. Many note good value for money and a lively vibe that suits groups thanks to share plates. Some comments mention occasional delays or uneven timing when busy, and a few dishes such as couscous not meeting expectations. The ambiance is generally described as pleasant and festive, though a few guests felt the music was too loud. Overall El Mida is seen as a standout Montreal option for authentic Mediterranean Tunisian cuisine, delivering flavorful food, generous portions, and solid service, while a number of reviews wish for greater consistency and a warmer touch in every visit.View restaurant profile
Chocolats Favoris - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop Top Pick

Chocolats Favoris

Opens Today at 10 am
(122)

Review Summary

Across reviews, Chocolats Favoris is seen as a go-to for chocolate lovers, with chocolate, ice cream, fondue and confections praised for flavor, richness and a wide variety that keeps the menu interesting; the ambiance is described as pleasant and the store as clean and well stocked. Service is often described as good and attentive, though some visitors report slower service at peak times and portions that feel smaller or more expensive than expected, with notes that some desserts can be very sweet. The concept of dipping ice cream in chocolate and the ability to enjoy unique chocolate confections is repeatedly celebrated, and many appreciate friendly, helpful staff and a generally high quality experience. Price increases are a common thread, with some disappointment about value for money and a few concerns about portion sizes, but overall quality remains strong, making the location a frequent choice for new flavors and treats.View restaurant profile
Aux 3 Chocolats - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Bakery/Pastry Shop

Aux 3 Chocolats

Open until 4 pm
(5)

Review Summary

Aux 3 Chocolats is praised for delicious chocolates and superb cakes, with the lunch box option frequently highlighted as a nice touch. The reviews portray it as a place to try and note it as the best spot in the region to buy birthday cakes, supported by a very good overall selection.View restaurant profile
Mam'zelle Joséphine - Chocolaterie - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop

Mam'zelle Joséphine - Chocolaterie

Opens Today at 10 am
(24)

Review Summary

Customers describe Mam'zelle Joséphine - Chocolaterie as masters of chocolate with authentic, high quality products that feel worth the price, paired with a welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff. The experiences emphasize genuine hospitality and the owner's passion, with stories about the products adding a memorable human touch. Ingredients are noted as palm oil free and thoughtfully described, helping shoppers feel confident in their choices. The range is described as beautiful and delicious, making a detour to the shop worthwhile and ideal for gifts. Overall, the service is praised and the chocolate is considered excellent, inviting repeat visits and future gift purchases.View restaurant profile
Café Chocolatier Giroux - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop

Café Chocolatier Giroux

Open until 4 pm
(24)

Review Summary

Café Chocolatier Giroux emerges in reviews as a cozy, welcoming spot for chocolate lovers, where the coconut chocolates are described as outstanding and the display of bespoke chocolate creations invites exploration. Reviewers note excellent service, friendly bilingual staff, and a generous selection of stock including chocolates, gifts, and coffee gear, making it a favored destination for quality chocolate and thoughtful gifts. The coffee side earns high marks too, with tasty options and enthusiastic mentions of the Dirty Chai Latte, along with suggestions to add espresso shots for extra kick. Bespoke chocolate design orders are highlighted as a standout, with the owner accommodating requests and taking orders. The overall impression is an inviting, well-priced boutique that is highly recommended and worth a visit for both chocolate enthusiasts and casual shoppers alike.View restaurant profile
Rocky Mountain Chocolate - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Ice Cream Parlor

Rocky Mountain Chocolate

Open until 9 pm
(52)

Review Summary

Reviews describe Rocky Mountain Chocolate as a destination for rich, well-made chocolates and sweets, with favorites like cheesecake bombs, praline cups, and caramel apples, plus standout hot chocolate and ice cream that many say offer true chocolate flavor and comforting indulgence. The location in Mont Tremblant is repeatedly praised for being convenient and appealing, and the overall quality is said to justify the higher price point. Service is noted as friendly and attentive in many visits, though a few comments mention moments of cooler or more restrained treatment and a stricter sampling policy, especially with families or during busy times. The shop is framed as a true Canadian chocolaterie experience with a wide variety and festive presentation that encourages visitors to sample and return. Some reviews also note occasional variation in flavor or that some items may be pricey and not all options appeal to every palate.View restaurant profile
Pastille - Chocolaterie artisanale - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop

Pastille - Chocolaterie artisanale

Opens Today at 10 am
(60)

Review Summary

Pastille earns wide praise for an extraordinary hot chocolate, exquisite pralines and delicate ganaches, and a broad selection from bars to bonbons, brownies and even ice cream, all presented in a clean, elegant shop with a welcoming chocolate aroma. The experience is described as chocolate heaven, with artisans visible at work and a store ambience that feels warm and refined. Flavors are often noted as refined and not overly sweet, with pralines and flavors like pistachio and banana caramel shining, while some tasters wish the labels conveyed the flavors more clearly and a few would enjoy a bolder fruit note in certain ganaches. Reviewers frequently call Pastille among the best chocolatiers in Montreal, and many say it is among the best in Canada, praising the quality, beauty and taste of the creations. The team is also praised for friendly service and smooth handling of corporate orders, including custom chocolates and gift packaging with quick production and thoughtful details.View restaurant profile
Pâtisserie Syrienne - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Bakery/Pastry Shop

Pâtisserie Syrienne

Opens Today at 10 am
(59)

Review Summary

Pâtisserie syrienne is widely praised for an outstanding selection of fresh Syrian pastries, with baklava repeatedly described as among the best in Sherbrooke and in the Estrie region, offering great value and a range of delectable treats that are not overly sweet and nicely crisp. The menu features a variety of sweets and some savory options, including warbat, atayaf, halawat jibin, maamoul, kunafa, and a ricotta crepe with a hint of rose water, plus other pastries that stay fresh and well made. The service is consistently highlighted as warm, friendly, and generous, with the owner often giving tastings and creating a welcoming atmosphere. Reviewers frequently say they would return to try more items and recommend visiting for a memorable dessert experience, making this spot a standout destination for baklava lovers and Syrian confections in Quebec.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Acropole - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

Restaurant Acropole

Opens Today at 11 am
(118)

Review Summary

Restaurant Acropole draws praise for authentic Tunisian cuisine, with signature items like makloub, baguette farcie and fricassés described as delicious, well seasoned and generously filled, and the za'atar flavor on the bread noted as phenomenal. The on site bread and fresh ingredients, the generous portions, and the variety of dishes make it suitable for groups and families seeking traditional flavors. Service is frequently described as friendly and efficient, the atmosphere warm, and value for money usually considered good for the quality offered, with halal options mentioned by some diners. A few reviews mention changes after ownership or kitchen updates that altered past recipes, and a few note concerns about cleanliness or seating, and some say certain menu items like pizza or past favorites no longer match earlier experiences. Overall, the consensus points to a memorable Tunisian dining experience at Restaurant Acropole, with many guests planning to return to enjoy the comforting flavors, fresh breads, and welcoming service.View restaurant profile
Le Musée du chocolat de la confiserie Bromont - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop

Le Musée du chocolat de la confiserie Bromont

Open until 5 pm
(106)

Review Summary

Le Musée du chocolat de la confiserie Bromont comes across in reviews as a charming, compact spot that blends a chocolate shop, a small museum, and a cafe with brunch options. Visitors praise rich chocolates, a wide variety including local and imported items, and menu highlights such as crepes with chocolate and fruit or a complete breakfast, with many noting generous portions and a peaceful terrace sanctuary. The atmosphere is described as cozy and family friendly with friendly service and a warm welcome, making it a good stop during a Bromont visit. Some critics mention prices that are high and a reliance on imported products, and a few feel the chocolate quality is variable or not strictly artisanal, though the hot chocolate is often singled out as excellent. The museum aspect is appreciated for historical context and chocolate themed exhibits, though the display is small and the experience can feel a bit touristy. Overall it is viewed as a worthwhile, pleasant stop for chocolate lovers, offering a mix of souvenirs and local treats and a scenic outdoor seating option.View restaurant profile
Avanaa - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop Top Pick

Avanaa

Opens Today at 11 am
(16)

Review Summary

Reviews describe Avanaa as a standout bean to bar shop with a welcoming feel and a strong commitment to quality. A chocolate tasting workshop is highlighted for its knowledgeable staff who explain things in both French and English, and the chocolate itself is praised as fantastic. Every visit is said to bring joy, with staff who are friendly and happy to offer samples. The bars are consistently praised as exceptional, with rich smooth flavors and no bitterness, reflecting careful cacao bean selection and high quality ingredients. Gift seekers are drawn to the gift packs and the range of bars, and the option to send chocolates for occasions is noted as reliable. The teas are also highlighted as surprisingly good, with a note to not hesitate to try them. Prices are described as reasonable for the level of quality, and Avanaa is regarded as one of the best bean to bar experiences in the city, offering varied chocolates from different origins, stellar service, and a charming boutique atmosphere, with autumn flavors noted as comforting.View restaurant profile
Jasmine Al Sham - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

Jasmine Al Sham

Opens Today at 11 am
(174)

Review Summary

Overall, reviews praise Jasmine Al Sham for fresh ingredients, plentiful portions, and a dependable mix of familiar favorites and new options. The shawarma and saaj dishes are repeatedly described as flavorful and authentic, with a wide variety of salads and toppings that satisfy different tastes. Many notes that the service and atmosphere feel welcoming, family friendly, and attentive, making it easy to dine in or order for delivery. There are mentions of strong performance during events like Thanksgiving and frequent orders from families, reinforcing the sense of value and reliability. Some criticisms include that the rice could be better, prices can be high for certain plates, and there are occasional issues like a mislabelled item or a rare upset stomach from a pita. Despite these, the overall tone is overwhelmingly positive with repeat customers praising quality, service, and the delivery options. Multiple reviews commend the comforting flavors and the sense that Jasmine Al Sham represents a Lebanese inspired menu with strong taste and consistent freshness.View restaurant profile
Restaurant

Brocard

Taste Syria’s finest!
Opens Today at 11 am
(148)

Review Summary

Brocard offers a warm, cozy Syrian and Middle Eastern dining experience with attentive, friendly service and an open kitchen that makes guests feel at home. The menu features standout items such as shish barak, fatet mozat, sayadeyeh and batersh, with hummus, freekeh and grilled meats praised for depth, balance and freshness. Dessert is a must and the mint lemonade and other drinks are frequently highlighted as refreshing accents to the meal. Portions are generous and prices are fair for the quality, making it a strong value for those seeking authentic flavors. The atmosphere is inviting and lively yet intimate, with a casual vibe and memorable touches like warm bread, light music, and the open kitchen adding to the experience. Many reviews recommend Brocard for dates or celebrations and describe it as a hidden gem for real Syrian and Lebanese flavors in the city.View restaurant profile
Grocery Store

Casse-Croûte Les Filles Fattoush

Opens Today at 10 am
(14)

Review Summary

Reviews describe Casse-Croûte Les Filles Fattoush as a friendly spot by the market where guests can sample a wide range of bites and discover favorites like cheese rolls, kibbeh, hummus, falafel, and halloumi; the buffet mezzes are praised for variety, balanced flavors, and generous portions that offer excellent value; dishes come across as fresh and well prepared, with bright salads, olives, and a delicate rose bouza noted among the highlights; hospitality is consistently warm and welcoming, and the setup includes a small market stall plus a newer permanent space with outdoor seating, with the option to take containers home to cut down on plastic; overall the place feels like an amazing find and a reliable market area standout, with several items repeatedly highlighted and a sense of care in presentation and taste, making it likely to return soon.View restaurant profile
Chocolats Favoris - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop Top Pick

Chocolats Favoris

Opens Today at 11 am
(86)

Review Summary

Reviewers note fast service even late on weeknights, a smiling welcome, and a pleasant atmosphere at Chocolats Favoris, a place praised for original and flavorful chocolates and ice creams, including a beloved pistachio and a well received raspberry sorbet, though vegan oat vanilla was not available at times and some felt prices were high for the quantity. The ice cream is frequently described as delicious and perfectly cold on sunny days, with some calling Chocolats Favoris absolutely essential for ice cream lovers; others mention that decor feels dated and attention to detail has slipped. Spoons can be impractical, prompting some to bring their own or opt for a cone, while a poutine ice cream option is noted as something to try. The vegan soft serve is highlighted as divine, and many reviewers express definite plans to return, with multiple mentions of new products and overall positive impressions despite a few drawbacks.View restaurant profile
Peccadille - Pâtisserie Chocolaterie Café - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Bakery/Pastry Shop Top Pick

Peccadille - Pâtisserie Chocolaterie Café

Open until 5 pm
(30)

Review Summary

Peccadille Pâtisserie Chocolaterie Café comes across in reviews as a cosy, welcoming neighborhood spot with a warm vibe and a strong focus on pastries, chocolates, biscuits and coffee, with a lemon tart often singled out for its balance of sweetness and acidity. The offerings are described as tasty and well made, frequently using local ingredients, and the atmosphere is noted as calm and friendly with attentive service and ample parking. Families and casual visitors alike are drawn to a wide range of treats, including chocolates, pastries, biscuits, and drinks, with many praising the lemonade and the overall quality. Some critiques mention prices that feel high for the value and occasional inconsistencies in flavor or freshness across items such as a brownie, a sandwich, or the soup of the day. A cashless policy drew disappointment from some patrons, although others appreciate the convenience, and overall the place is regarded as a standout local gem worth returning to for treats and chocolate.View restaurant profile
Chocolats Favoris - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop Top Pick

Chocolats Favoris

Opens Today at 10 am
(134)

Review Summary

Chocolats Favoris draws praise for its generous flavor variety, thick chocolate coatings, and delicious fondue options, with many noting excellent ice cream and a pleasant atmosphere, fast and courteous service, and helpful gift packaging. The vegan options and well-presented products are frequently highlighted, along with standout cornet offerings and the ability to buy fondue sets for home. However, a few reviews report inconsistencies such as a Croque biscuit with insufficient cream, toppings missing on specialty cones, and occasional miscommunications at checkout that push popularity over personal preference; prices, including charging for water, are a source of disappointment for some. Some customers find the climate control too strong at tables, but overall the venue remains inviting with convenient parking. Overall, Chocolats Favoris remains a strong draw for chocolate lovers, with many praising the ice cream, coatings, and fondue while hoping for more consistent execution across visits.View restaurant profile
Mosaic Resto Lounge - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

Mosaic Resto Lounge

Opens Today at 10:30 am
(212)

Review Summary

Mosaic Resto Lounge is described as a standout for authentic Middle Eastern cuisine with fresh, flavorful dishes and generous portions that invite sharing or a hearty meal. The hummus and mezze are frequently highlighted as exceptional, with careful preparation and bold yet balanced flavors. The space is consistently praised as clean, modern, and welcoming, with a sophisticated ambiance and attentive service contributing to a relaxed dining experience. A mix of reviews notes great value and a lively atmosphere, while a few experiences mention slower service, uneven timing of courses, and some dishes that miss the mark on authenticity. Overall it is regarded as one of the better Syrian and Mediterranean options in Montreal, with many guests planning to return and recommend it for gatherings and celebrations.View restaurant profile
Hartley Glaces & Chocolats - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop

Hartley Glaces & Chocolats

Opens Today at 12 pm
(43)

Review Summary

Reviews describe Hartley Glaces & Chocolats as a place with excellent homemade ice cream and chocolates that draws long time fans and families who enjoy affogatos, sorbets, and other treats, while the overall quality remains a highlight; at the same time several concerns recur, including price increases and smaller portions that affect perceived value, inconsistent service with some guests experiencing little warmth or rushed departures at the door, and occasional miscommunications about hours, which can lead to frustration when arriving late; despite these issues, the chocolates, brownies, cookies, and frozen desserts are frequently praised and keep customers coming back.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Rosana - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

Restaurant Rosana

Opens Today at 11 am
(457)

Review Summary

Rosana offers consistently delicious, fresh Middle Eastern fare with generous portions and beautiful presentation that many reviewers call some of the best in Montreal. Guests highlight a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere with stylish decor, lively music and entertaining nights that make it ideal for celebrations and family dinners, while brunch and catering receive strong praise for variety and impeccable service. The menu features hummus, tabbouleh, hot mezze, kebabs, grilled meats, and pastries such as knefeh and ashta ice cream, with numerous notes that dishes are flavorful, authentic, and homestyle in feel; portions are often very large and value is seen as fair, though a couple reviews mention occasional overpricing or dishes that are not as tender or well balanced. Service is largely described as warm, professional and accommodating, with memorable attention to guests during events; a few experiences note slower service or some reservation miscommunications. Overall Rosana is celebrated for quality, hospitality, and an atmosphere that blends modern and Arabic influences, making it a go-to for great food and memorable evenings.View restaurant profile
Juliette & Chocolat - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop Top Pick

Juliette & Chocolat

Opens Today at 10 am
(180)

Review Summary

Overall, reviews describe Juliette & Chocolat as a cozy, family friendly spot with a lively chocolate cafe vibe, where generous dessert portions especially crepes, brownies, and the chocolate fondant draw crowds and keep the focus on sweet treats; the atmosphere is frequently praised for being welcoming with kid friendly touches, while service is noted as friendly and efficient when not understaffed; however, some readers find the menu skewed toward sugar with limited main dishes and a few items that disappoint due to overly sweet chocolate or questionable quality; value opinions vary with some noting higher prices and smaller portions after changes in ownership; at least one comment calls out a design in the women’s restroom that could be offensive; despite these critiques, the place remains a popular destination for dessert lovers and a good spot to share a treat with friends or family.View restaurant profile
Alep - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant Top Pick

Alep

Opens Today at 5 pm
(226)

Review Summary

Reviews describe Alep as a vibrant Syrian Armenian restaurant with fresh ingredients and a tapas style approach to sharing plates. The menu offers mezze, moussaka, kebabs and unique dips, and many guests praise the attentive service and a large wine list that pairs well with the dishes. Vegan options and tasting menus are highlighted as standout features, and some visitors appreciate the ability to accommodate allergies or intolerances. Some comments note small portion sizes for the price, occasional texture or flavor misses, and a pace that can feel rushed due to a time limit. The atmosphere is described as pleasant and welcoming, suitable for family meals, friends, and occasions, with a focus on warmth and hospitality. Overall Alep is seen as a memorable Middle Eastern dining experience with strong flavors and quality ingredients, though a few reviews urge a revisit to confirm consistency and value.View restaurant profile
Chocolats Favoris - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop Top Pick

Chocolats Favoris

Open until 9:30 pm
(137)

Review Summary

Chocolats Favoris is praised for rich chocolates and a wide variety of flavors, with options from dipped cones and in-store purchases to chocolate bars, caramel popcorn, refined gift boxes, ice cream bars, ice cream cakes and fondue sets. The ice cream itself is consistently described as excellent and delicious, often paired with friendly, efficient service and a clear focus on customer satisfaction, especially for families and children. Prices are noted as a bit high, but many feel the experience is worth the splurge. Some drawbacks appear, including decor and cleanliness of tables and benches at times, longer waits at checkout when staff are stretched, and parking access not always easy. The terrace is described as beautiful and the fondue as a highlighted treat with several flavors and sizes, with caramel fleur de sel as a recurring favorite. One review mentions a cheesecake portion being reduced, which disappointed some. Overall, Chocolats Favoris comes across as a standout destination for chocolate and ice cream with a mix of strong flavors, good service, and occasional caveats around price, maintenance, and logistics.View restaurant profile
Chocolaterie la Cabosse d'Or - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop

Chocolaterie la Cabosse d'Or

Open until 5 pm
(113)

Review Summary

Chocolaterie la Cabosse d'Or is described as a beautiful destination with a huge and varied selection of chocolates and related treats, on site ice cream, and a tea area, complemented by a large collection of plush toys that appeal to families. Prices are consistently noted as high or rising due to cacao costs, with some reviewers feeling the value matches the quality while others say it is expensive. Quality is repeatedly praised, with smooth textures, rich flavors, and many unique items, and the on site production and the option to enjoy in a garden setting are highlighted. Staff are described as friendly and helpful, creating a welcoming experience, with many indicating they would recommend it and return for gifts. Some reviews mention a sense of nostalgia or charm but also note that selection has fluctuated over the years and that certain favorites disappeared, making it feel less charming to some regulars. Overall, it is seen as a premier chocolate destination in the area, offering a broad array of confections, ice creams, and novelty items, while price and evolving selection are factors to consider.View restaurant profile
Chocolats Favoris - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop Top Pick

Chocolats Favoris

Opens Today at 10 am
(94)

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Chocolats Favoris is described as a beloved Sherbrooke ice cream spot with a wide range of rich chocolate dips and customizable options like the Blitz, a cozy atmosphere, and generally high quality, though some find prices steep and portions occasionally small; seating inside is limited, there is a terrace outside, and ample parking means many eat in the car when the weather turns cold or rainy, while the staff are usually friendly and respectful but one review raises a health concern about a cashier not washing hands after a transaction, which led to a messy cone; the menu offers a large selection of chocolate and confections as well as frozen treats, which many appreciate for indulgence and variety, though a few mentions stock issues like no pistachio or no Easter blitz materials and some feel the value is not ideal compared to other options in town.View restaurant profile
Pasquale Pizza | Safy Falafel - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

Pasquale Pizza | Safy Falafel

Opens Today at 12 pm
(189)

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Pasquale Pizza | Safy Falafel is described in reviews as a warm, homey spot with generous portions and authentic flavors from a Syrian and Italian menu. Diners highlight a comforting atmosphere, friendly and attentive service, and hospitality that includes hot tea or soup on arrival and occasional desserts to go. The food is repeatedly praised for freshness and depth of flavor, with falafel, fatteh, hummus, baba ghanouj, labneh, mouhammara, and homemade bread singled out, along with tasty pizzas and pasta dishes. Guests note approachable prices, ample portions, and a sense of family run charm, making it feel like a neighborhood staple and a hidden gem. Many reviewers describe feeling welcome, with staff going the extra mile to accommodate families or large groups, and a willingness to suggest or adjust dishes to taste. Overall, Pasquale Pizza | Safy Falafel comes across as a warmly inviting restaurant offering delicious, comforting, and authentic fare with generous value and memorable hospitality.View restaurant profile
Al Sultan - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Event Venue

Al Sultan

Opens Today at 12 pm
(9)

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Overall, Al Sultan is described as delivering amazing food, great service, and a pleasant atmosphere, with the venue seen as family friendly and the staff attentive. Live music from the singer and musicians adds to the mood. The space is not super crowded, which contributes to a relaxed feel. The food is noted as fresh and tasty, though portions are a bit small.View restaurant profile
Boulangerie Le Four - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Bakery/Pastry Shop

Boulangerie Le Four

May be temporarily closed
(181)

Review Summary

Boulangerie Le Four is consistently praised for fresh thin dough manakish with zaatar and cheese, along with a wide range of Syrian and Lebanese pastries and items like sujuk manouche. Reviewers note generous portions, authentic flavors, and open flame baking that gives a distinct taste, as well as friendly service and a clean welcoming atmosphere. The bakery offers a broad selection of breads, sweets, and specialty items at fair prices, making it a go to spot for breakfast and treats in the West Island. Many mention the homemade feel and high quality ingredients, with items such as lahmbajin, fatayer, sfiha, baklava, and other sweets receiving frequent praise, while staff are described as helpful and honest about what to order. Overall it is seen as a top choice for authentic Middle Eastern baked goods in Montreal's West Island, with multiple mentions of returning often and recommending it to others.View restaurant profile
État de Choc - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop Top Pick

État de Choc

Opens Today at 10 am
(57)

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Reviews describe État de Choc as a premier chocolate destination with a wide high quality range of local and imported chocolates and flavors that appeal to both traditional tastes and adventurous palates. The Advent Calendar is highlighted for superb flavor, value, and reliable shipping, with daily pieces that are easily shareable. The shop is praised as a connoisseur haven, offering premium chocolates and a clear bean to bar education, with sugar free milk chocolate options noted. Staff are described as knowledgeable, patient, and friendly, able to explain region differences and assist with gift selections. The experience is frequently recommended for gifts and souvenirs, and the location is celebrated as part of a vibrant neighborhood of dining and shopping, making a visit feel like a destination in itself.View restaurant profile
Chocolats Favoris - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop

Chocolats Favoris

Open until 10 pm
(148)

Review Summary

Reviews describe friendly and welcoming service at Chocolats Favoris, with a wide variety of ice cream flavors and chocolate dipped treats to choose from. Many note that the vanilla soft serve is light, creamy, and not too sweet, which pairs well with the chocolate coatings that can be very sweet depending on the flavor. The waffle cone partially dipped in chocolate with a thick coating and a crispy cone receives praise for texture and indulgence. Raspberry sorbet is described as tart and sweet, delivering a balance of flavors, while a vanilla soft serve with a cookies and cream white chocolate coating is noted as a sweeter but fun treat. The overall impression is of year-round ice cream and chocolate options, with staff described as patient and helpful, and customers expressing a desire to return.View restaurant profile
Chocolats Andrée - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop

Chocolats Andrée

Opens Today at 10 am
(6)

Review Summary

Reviewers describe Chocolats Andrée as having fallen from the high standard it once held when it was on Avenue du Parc, where chocolate was handmade and part of a tradition carried by three generations. Quality is said to have declined year after year, and nostalgia colors these impressions. A box of cherry chocolates is cited where the syrup tastes off, some pieces recrystallized, others pale or with bases damaged, and overall flavor not what it used to be. Given the prices, many find the experience disappointing and do not recommend visiting, even though some acknowledge that certain products remain of good quality while others are perceived as pricey.View restaurant profile
Sham - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

Sham

Opens Today at 11 am
(164)

Review Summary

Sham draws consistent praise for friendly, attentive service and fresh, generously portioned bowls that often feel like two meals in one thanks to plentiful toppings and the option to base a bowl on rice, brown rice, or quinoa. The menu is very vegan friendly with abundant vegetarian and halal options, and the falafel, sauces, and mint lemonade are frequently singled out for their flavor and quality. Guests note fresh ingredients, a warm atmosphere, and careful guidance for vegan diners, though a few mention gluten concerns with pita. The overall vibe is healthy, tasty, and affordable, with a cozy, clean space and staff that brighten the visit, making Sham a reliable go to for delicious plant based meals that keep people coming back.View restaurant profile
La Rose des Sables - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

La Rose des Sables

Opens Today at 5 pm
(29)

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Reviewers describe La Rose des Sables as an essential stop in Sherbrooke for authentic Moroccan couscous, with generous portions and rich flavors. The lamb tagine with prunes is tender and well spiced and the couscous is light and fluffy. The owner and staff are welcoming, the atmosphere is cozy, and the value is good. The decor and music create a transporting ambiance, and the option to bring your own bottle is appreciated by diners. Dishes such as hummus and lamb are highlighted as standouts, with coriander noted in several dishes. The restaurant is described as a gem and a delight for the palate, earning praise for hospitality and for the overall experience.View restaurant profile
Jeff de Bruges - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Chocolate Shop

Jeff de Bruges

Experience personalization and come taste the new Jeff de Bruges products in our chocolate shops in Montreal and Laval.
Opens Today at 10 am
(15)

Review Summary

Jeff de Bruges receives praise for friendly, attentive staff and a warm welcome, with shoppers noting a smiling employee who helps and listens. A box of chocolates or a small bag of assorted pieces is commonly mentioned as a good option, and the chocolates are described as very high quality and delicious, comparable to those in other boutiques. While prices are sometimes seen as a bit high, customers feel the quality justifies the cost and the range of chocolates is ample to choose from. The shopping experience is described as pleasant, with good advice from the staff and a focus on customer care that makes gifts feel perfect for any occasion, and the overall impression is that the team is top notch and the selection continues to impress.View restaurant profile
Confidences Chocolats - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Bakery/Pastry Shop

Confidences Chocolats

Open until 4 pm
(34)

Review Summary

Reviews for Confidences Chocolats describe a place worth returning to, with standout pastries and desserts such as a Buche de Noel that delights both eyes and palate, and notable dishes including a highly praised cold tomato pizza along with tasty sandwiches. The service is repeatedly described as friendly and attentive, and the overall atmosphere as clean and inviting, with evident passion behind the offerings. Catering for corporate events is singled out as excellent, and salads, pastries, pizzas and desserts are all described as delicious and well made. Cakework and desserts are noted as artistic and meticulous, and the place is often called a favorite for many, a reliable spot for celebrations, parties, or everyday dining. While some reviews mention that products can be pricey, the general consensus is that the quality and flavor justify the cost, making Confidences Chocolats a top choice for those seeking high quality confections and fare.View restaurant profile
Lecavalier Petrone - Montreal Tunisian, Syrian, Chocolateries Restaurants
Restaurant

Lecavalier Petrone

Opens Today at 10:30 am
(72)

Review Summary

Reviews of Lecavalier Petrone highlight exceptional quality and artistry across chocolates, pastries, cakes, and seasonal treats, with many noting consistent excellence and beautiful presentation. Long-time patrons describe a welcoming, professional team and a shop that generously supports community initiatives, with favorites such as Paris Brest, pistachio dulcey, dark chocolate araguani, and passion fruit caramel, often chosen as gifts or for special occasions. While the overall tone is overwhelmingly positive and the bakery is praised as a Montreal gem and a go-to for birthdays and holidays, there are occasional comments about online ordering and pickup logistics, cake portions not always aligning with expectations, and one dessert that fell short in balance. Craftsmanship, flavour, and the ability to elevate simple ingredients into refined desserts are repeatedly emphasized, reflecting a deep passion and steady skill that keeps customers coming back.View restaurant profile
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