Lieu chaleureux proposant des viandes libanaises traditionnelles grillées au charbon de bois, ainsi que du thé, des trempettes, des pâtisseries et une terrasse.
Garage Beirut est décrit comme un endroit cosy et intime où les saveurs libanaises authentiques s'expriment à travers des mezzes frais et bien équilibrés et des grillades bien assaisonnées, avec de nombreux avis louant l'accueil chaleureux et le service attentif. Les convives soulignent le houmous, le baba ghannouj, le kibbeh nayye, le fattoush et le shish taouk comme des plats phares, et le knafeh est souvent présenté comme le point culminant de la soirée, tandis que l'ambiance, la déco et ce sentiment de maison font de ce lieu un coup de coeur au centre-ville de Montréal. Bien que la qualité et les saveurs soient fréquemment louées, certains clients évoquent des portions petites pour le prix et des accrocs de service occasionnels, et les réservations peuvent être fortement recommandées compte tenu du petit espace et des soirées très fréquentées.
Super amazing: service, atmosphere, the taste of authentic Lebanese. The simplicity of the place that makes this place like a palace. Really has the feeling of home in all aspects. Highly recommend.
Very authentic little restaurant, all Lebanese (waiters speak Arabic). Service fast & friendly. Good thing too because the place is TINY & gets packed at night. Barely enough room for everybody, like eating in a submarine. Outside seating is ok, but small, light wooden tables. Paper napkins. WC is ok but tiny & only one (queue). Food was quite good but portions felt small, not quite enough. We needed to order potatoes. The pita bread was simply bad, stale almost, wrapped in cheap plastic, cold. This could be an easy fix. Not good. The friend halloumi cheese was well done, as were the French fries & garlic potatoes (needed for satiety). The kebabs were ok, not great. The hummus again, ok (where's the oil? where's the red spice on top). The vegetables, frugal serving at best (3 tomato slices, 3 cucumber slices, that's all). Might be tolerable but...prices are sky-rocket high. Without drinks of any kind, you cannot escape
10 sept. 2024
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Hands down the best Lebanese food I have tried, & not just in Canada. I would love to mention the food item I liked most but I can't chose just one... so here goes: Kafka stayed flavorful & juicy; tabbouleh perfect; mohamarrah incomparable; soujok omg!!!; mixed grill was tender flavorful & generous ❤️
Good spot for Lebanese food. The staff was so helpful, assisting us in choosing the right dishes & how much we should order quantity-wise for the group.
Garage Beirut offers an exceptional Mediterranean dining experience with its Lebanese mezze & charcoal-grilled meats. The atmosphere is cozy & the manager Naji extremely accommodating. The mezze, including creamy hummus, exquisite muhamarra, refreshing tabbouleh, mouth watering sujok , & freshly stuffed grape leaves, was outstanding. The mixed grill platter we shared between 3 people had a generous portion of chicken & beef kebabs, was grilled to perfection with a smoky, tender, & juicy flavor. The knowledgeable & attentive staff added to the delightful experience. For anyone who loves Mediterranean cuisine, this restaurant is a must-visit, earning a well-deserved five-star rating.
This is undeniably the best Lebanese restaurant in Montréal. Every dish tastes & looks perfectly authentic. My recommendations are the fatteh dishes, muhammara, & baba ghanouj. I've visited Garage Beirut plenty of times in the last six years & can attest that the quality of their food has remained top-notch.
Cozy Lebanese place downtown, with a variety of dishes. Fatteh hummus, a yogurt base with crispy pita, cashews, & pomegranate to top. Really crunchy with a great texture profile to accompany their tough flatbread. I really adored their sojok, a crumbly beef sausage that was salty with some Middle Eastern undertones. It came with pomegranate syrup for some sweet & sticky contrast. Garlic potatoes had a crispy exterior, slightly soft interior, appropriate amount of seasoning, & garlic sauce was nice but they put it in a shallow bowl & it got everywhere. Their kenafeh was a sweet, pastry, slightly wet from a syrup on a bed of cheese. It was fragile compared to the tough cheese & the taste was fine.
Very authentic Lebanese taste. From the ambiance, smell, aromas & menu everything inspired me Lebanon. Great service, amazing staff & very short waiting time. I would encourage you to book your table in advance because it was fully booked when I went there. Totally recommend it.
9 juil. 2024
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Probably my favorite Lebanese joint in Montreal, which is saying something. I have eaten a lot of Lebanese cuisine. It's not often that I wonder, then, if I'm currently having the best Lebanese restaurant meal of my life. Garage Beirut had me wondering this. The dishes are as classic as they come, yet surprise with how well they're executed. The kibbeh was refined. The shish taouk was on point. The filet mignon was as soft as they come. The owner was a gentleman. Exceptional.
Most authentic Lebanese restaurant in Montreal! I had the Dip Taster, which was delicious & beautifully presented. I particularly enjoyed the Muhammara dip. Excellent & very helpful service, in a warm & homey atmosphere. Highly recommend! I only wish that they made falafel sandwiches.
I recently dined at this wonderful Lebanese restaurant in Montreal & had an amazing experience. The atmosphere was cozy & inviting, but can be a bit noisy. The food was delicious, especially the hummus & fatoosh & baba ganouj. The staff were friendly & attentive, making the whole experience even better. Highly recommend this gem for authentic Lebanese cuisine!
Great food & even better service. It was Quite noisy & crowded when we were there, with tables quite tightly packed together... but this is certainly a testament to how good the food is. When I have good Lebanese food, I like to be able to take my time to enjoy & savour it. Unfortunately90 minutes into our meal, we were told we had only 30 minutes left before we needed to give up our table. This is why this restaurant will not be a repeat for me personally. But for anyone that's ok with a fast meal done in under 2 hours, you may enjoy this place.
29 mai 2024
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Extremely tasty Lebanese food. My friend & I started off with the variety plate of starters, which was an excellent start (especially the rikakat jebneh). We then split an entrée of filet mignon & an entrée of kebab khash-khash, both of which were delicious. The regular hummus was great as well, as were the sides that came with the meals. Overall, the food was a slam dunk. It's a pretty confined space, & the two of us sat directly in the middle, so we had to shuffle about a few times. Other than that, the vibes were good. It's literally the case that the restaurant was built out of someone's garage in their house.
Most authentic Lebanese cuisine restaurant in town! Their spicy shish taouk is a must try!! Very appetizing! In general, every item there is very delicious. 10/10
Cozy small lebanese restaurant. The food was amazing, feels like you actually are in Lebanon. The service is excellent, the waiters are very friendly. I ordered taboule, shish taouk & kafta.
