Beroya offre une destination tant exotique que culinaire. Dans un cadre distinctif et une ambiance unique, Beroya propose une cuisine issue d'une histoire longue et riche celle de la cuisine syrienne née de différentes influences culturelles du Moyen-Orient.
Beroya est largement reconnu pour sa cuisine syrienne et aleppine authentique, proposant un menu que de nombreux clients décrivent comme savoureux, frais et préparé avec un soin évident. Les convives soulignent fréquemment la générosité des portions, le menu dégustation et la variété des mezzés étant souvent recommandés pour ceux qui souhaitent découvrir un large éventail de saveurs traditionnelles. L'ambiance est constamment décrite comme chaleureuse, accueillante et vibrante, souvent rehaussée par de la musique live qui crée une expérience mémorable. Bien que les avis sur les prix varient, le consensus général est que la grande qualité de la nourriture et le service attentif et professionnel en font une destination de choix à Laval pour les réunions de famille comme pour les occasions spéciales.
A great lively atmosphere, but just be prepared that it's a little loud, not intimate. The food was fresh & very delicious. The fresh pita, vine leaves & chicken kebab were outstanding!
Food vs Value is horrible I've never paid 13.00 for hummus & 85.00 for 6 skewers of kebab. Basically 130.00 tax in for the above which is RIDICULOUS This place is way too expensive given the fact that there are so many other amazing Syrian/lebanese restos. Lylac in Laval is just as tasty & one third the price. For take out Aux VIEUX Masis is the reigning champ in terms of value & taste. Unfortunately I will never go back.
Went for dinner as a couple. Food - Ordered the following: Mouhamara - delicious Kibbeh moudawara with pistachio - ok Brick cheese - ok Freke & mozat - dont recommend Filet mignon - good Price - the bill turned out to be 117$ without tips. I think it is pricey compared to the place & quality. Ambience - nice busy resto on a friday. Nice decor. Doesn't look like a fancy or high-end resto. I saw the oud player arrive but by the time we left around 8:30pm he still didnt start playing. They say they close at 11 pm so not sure when he starts the live music. Overall, as someone who grew up eating lebanese & Mediterranean food, i dont think it is great, Good maybe. & again i think the price is too overpriced in my view.
I went to Beroya for my first time with a big (12 person) group - we took the opportunity to get various shared platters. I am usually a picky eater but honestly I enjoyed every single platter. I particularly enjoyed the Toshka (it's like a mini-pita version of a Philly cheese steak) & the big mixed platter (beef, chicken, etc) but there were plenty of excellent selections across the board. I was also very impressed with the service - the staff was friendly, knowledgeable, & helpful. They catered to every single one of us despite being a large group. I was fully satisfied with the food, service, & atmosphere that I will definitely be visiting again in the future whether it's alone or with a group.