A Middle Eastern restaurant specializing in cold and hot mezzes (small plates to share), kefta brochettes (minced lamb, nuts, onions and spices), various meat and poultry dishes as well as vegetarian specialties. Weekend brunch.
Kazamaza delivers authentic Lebanese and Middle Eastern cooking with generous portions and good value, featuring standout dishes like the lamb shank, hummus, muhammara, and kefta, all enjoyed in a warm, lively setting. The menu is varied and inclusive of vegetarian options, and the atmosphere feels welcoming and social, making it a popular spot for friends and families. Service is repeatedly praised for attentiveness and friendliness, though on busy nights the space can feel crowded and the noise level high. A few visits note inconsistent dishes or questions about gluten free options and pita quality, but most diners leave impressed and eager to return. Overall, Kazamaza is seen as a top choice in town for flavorful, well-prepared Lebanese fare with friendly service and a cozy vibe, and reservations are wise when it's busy.
Excellent as always! We were itching to come back post pandemic, the food is delicious as always & the setup was safe & well determined with plexiglas.
We highly recommend to visit this gem in Montreal, one of our favorites for sure!
Beau petit resto décontracté, cuisine typique & bon service. Par contre, nous ne vous conseillons pas le jarret d'agneau au tahini & riz. Le plat était noyé dans la sauce ce qui empêchait de goûter la viande.
Jul 3, 2020
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Une belle découverte! Nos choix au menu étaient des délices, notre très sympathique serveur nous a fait des recommandations judicieuses sur les portions! Un retour s'impose pour découvrir le reste du menu!
I have been to this restaurant three times & first two times was good but the third time I was very disappointed with there kafta Remen, it was super dry & over cooked & no more tahini sauce so it's totally different than what it says in the menu. We were not happy & just decided not to go there anymore.
Nous avons détesté le service, absolument détesté . Nous avions hâte de partir. Les plats principaux étaient meilleurs que les petites entrées. Nous qui adorons la cuisine Syrienne ne retournerons pas de sitôt. Dommage... on nous avez pourtant averti. Heureusement, au Petit Alep, le service est exceptionnel & la bouffe
