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.
Their sweets are fine, but the way they prepare them is so disgusting & I have a question: do you have gloves or do you know how to use them She was cutting strawberries without gloves & the other one she was making crepes & she was flipping with her hands it's just eww & I paid $70 for 2 crepes & 3 drinks I was so disappointed never coming back.
Le goût est délicieux, mais mes 3 dernières commandes Uber étaient complètement ratées, dont celle de ce soir. J'ai commandé 1 Turbo & 1 Nuit du Liban & j'ai reçu 2 Antabli sans kiwi alors que je suis allergique à la papaye & que c'est indiqué sur ma facture. Pour 37$! 😭 Je suis fatiguée, je ne commanderai plus.
Jan 2, 2024
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Used to love coming here they still have very good cocktails & ice cream, but service is really bad & the worker talks about you just because i spoke up about the mistake they made for my order that was really bad service..
Good most of the fruits are fresh, avocado were a little bit blackish & bit pricey for the amount you have , for 15$ should be a little bit bigger (i took the fruit cocktail with avocado/strawberry & mamgo)
Didn't have a very positive experience at this specific location. I came here after I had a 10/10 experience at Antabli in Downtown Montreal, since they were closed down I decided to come here instead. I got 4 scoops of ice cream for which 3 out of 4 scoops didn't taste that well. The pisachio & Arabic icream were decent however the sorbet were outright not very good. The ice cream seemed old & not very fresh. My friend ordered a smoothy & he had the same experience, not the best place for quality of ice cream. Also, the interior decor was very ugly & just didn't have a positive vibe. The customer service was also not the best as the person serving us was a bit rude. Lastly the menu is so disorganized & hard to read, as it's all over the wall. There is such a big difference between the two franchises, I strongly recommend creating a standardized brand & keeping everything the same. Discounted with my experience here.
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
