Antabli gets mixed but largely positive feedback for a cozy, lively vibe and a big menu featuring crepes, ice cream, juices, fruit cocktails, waffles, and Lebanese inspired desserts like ashta. Guests praise generous portions and the variety of desserts and drinks, with many saying the quality is excellent and great value, though some note prices can be high and the coffee or some drinks may be bland or not up to par. The newly moved location is cited by many as improving the space with a larger dining area and better atmosphere, while others mention slow or disorganized service from time to time. Cleanliness is described as generally good but not always consistent, and a few reviews mention uneven attention to cleanliness or to general ambiance. The staff is frequently described as friendly, attentive, and helpful with families and groups, though a minority report rude or slow service or language barriers. The desserts are repeatedly highlighted as standout, including ice cream, crepes, and a range of fruit based options, with ashta and fresh fruit noted as especially appealing. Several reviews recommend visiting for a fun family outing, a date, or a casual get together, and many express a desire to return, often noting that the place is a go to dessert spot in Montreal. Overall the impression is that Antabli delivers exciting Lebanese inspired sweets and solid drinks in a welcoming setting, with room for improvement in consistency of service and beverage execution.
Je ne recommande pas.
Pendant des années je commandais souvent le grand plateau familial Nuits du Liban. C'était excellent.
Par contre, les derniers mois, à chaque fois il y avait de moins en moins de ashta & de noix, jusqu'au plateau commandé hier: presque pas de ashta, on voit le fond du plateau en plastique à travers. Très décevant, ce n'est qu'un plateau de fruits à présent. Je ne commanderais plus, pour le prix que ça coûte.
Jan 4, 2026
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Honestly, after $16 for a cocktail, I wasn't too impressed. The customer service was disappointing. I waited in front of the cash to order but nobody came so then waited at another area & also took awhile for someone to notice me to help or just acknowledge me. Also, after my family spent almost $100, one of the cocktails didn't have pistachios on top of it so we asked if they can add some & they said'no. It's extra & that one doesn't come with it' which felt harsh & cheap after spending so much. The cocktail itself was okay & nothing special. The best part was the ashta & after the lack of hospitality, it turned us off.
The new location is so...industrial. White modern design, kind of killing the cozy fruity dessert vibe that they could have had. What's worse was the music so loud that I couldn't even hear myself. You would think that you're in a disco bar, totally inappropriate. I wanted a chill late night dessert but entered a crowded music blasted modern dance room. The crepe was dry & really disappointed me for the price but the avocado cocktail was good. Their ashta is probably the best thing on the menu & I would recommend always asking for less sugar/honey. If you want a cozier spot with a much better crepe, go to cocktail kawai lmao
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Very clean, people amazing, the desserts are beyond amazing.. finally some quality in this city. Ive known them for 20 years... the quality stayed about the same ...the place is now more beautiful & better situated. However the prices are too high even in inflation... 16.50$ a medium ice cream... you are paying for then rent a lot here. But hey, one a year, amazing! I had the mansalwa last time & it was great I am not saying what you are offering is indecent by no means, I in my personal opinion think it is a bit too high. Yes it is the man salwa ice cream to be more precise, please factor in the TAX & the minimum 10% tip, that is what matters to the customer. Thanks for the reply & yes it is worth it, but I am being realistic & fully transparent, it is high to me, maybe not to you. I have the receipt that I can post here, the total was 15.00$ + 1.50$ tip, yesterday Jun 22nd at 16:34:31. So yes it is 16.50$ for a customer to enjoy a what to me seems a medium ice cream, but to be precise it includes ashta, a little pistachio & cardommon syrup. The taste is amazing yes & I know life is expensive & ingredients too. So I do recommend you, but the price is on the higher range. & yes, god willing, I will be back sooner.
I highly recommend this place 👌 I've had the best cocktail with fresh ashta & fruits & a tasty banana split Staff are very welcoming & friendly It's worth every penny 😋
The quantity is really smaller than before for the same price, it’s too expensive now to go for a quick dessert since it’s now a portion for one person only, it’s cash only + taxes…. 18$ for the « nuit du Liban », it’s still good even tho the ashta portion is not worth the price, you better buy the ashta & buy your own fruits for that price
