Daou Restaurant on Faillon street serves some of the city's best Lebanese home style cooking. Some dishes on the menu include: hummus with ground meat, stuffed grape leaves (yabrak), chicken, shrimps, minced lamb, filet mignon and delicately seasoned kabobs. Singer Céline Dion and her husband have enjoyed this casual restaurant on many occasions. Restaurant Daou also offers a great catering service.
Daou is described as a solid Lebanese spot in Montreal where the food is often fresh and authentic, with praise for flavorful dishes, generous portions, and friendly service in a warm Lebanese inspired setting; some reviews note good value and home style comfort, while others point to inconsistent portions or flavors, missing ingredients in dishes like fattouch and muhamara, and price levels that may exceed the perceived quality, though several diners still call it among the best Lebanese experiences in the city and say they would return.
Bon mais trop dispendieux pour un take out. 98$ pour 1 sandwich + 5 tranches de tomates à l'ail + un petit plat de humus + une assiette de shish kebab. Je ferai maison la prochaine fois.
J'ai pris des sandwichs pita au poulet, la sauce à l'ail était tellement forte que le sandwich était amer. C'est malheureusement le moins bon sandwich libanais que j'ai mangé jusqu'à présent.
Pour moi ça toujours été le meilleur restaurant libanais depuis l'âge de 7 ans. La nourriture est parfaite sous tous ses aspects, malgré les nombreux restaurants libanais que nous avons fait moi & ma famille, ce resto est incomparable!!! Vous serez pas déçus je vous le garantis !! Vidéo: Pudding au riz & sirop de rose incroyable !!😍😍😍
Been coming here since I was a kid with my family.... Almost 40 years later - I am Proud to say it's become my 8 year old daughter's favorite restaurant too!!! The tradition lives on! My favorite restaurant for the food but also for all the memories I have made here over the years..... All the classics, fresh & delicious every time.
Excellente cuisine, comme toujours ! La meilleure fatouche au monde :) Malheureusement, la salle à manger était presque vide. La pandémie a vraiment changé les habitudes de consommation. Un comptoir de take-out pourrait suffire, je pense.
