Across reviews, Kouzina Niata is celebrated for authentic Greek comfort food and a warm, family run vibe, with standout dishes like spanakopita, tiropita, bougatsa, moussaka and tarama, plus a well liked freddo cappuccino and fresh desserts; takeout is reliable and convenient and the in-store phyllo is made fresh, contributing to a sense of homemade quality. While most feedback is glowing, some readers note high prices and varying portion sizes depending on the format, and a few mention sand in the spanakopita or limited dairy-free options; overall the spot is seen as a top Montreal choice for Greek cuisine with friendly service, quality ingredients and a welcoming atmosphere.
Best greek food in montreal. Matter fact, best food in canada. Spanakopita is really good made with high quality fresh & clean ingredients. Their dough is organic too! Who knows what you're eating at other places. overall my favorite place in Montreal. don't forget the baklava cheesecake
Jan 22, 2026
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So my wife made the trek to the store from the West Island .
Brought home , Mousaka, Tiropita, pastichio, tomatokeftedes, Roulakia Aubergines & to top it off Bougatsa for dessert (my fave!).
We've been to the'high end' restaurants in town, this take home food is by far equal to if not superior in quality & taste.
Absolutely delicious !
Congrats ! Plus, great service!
5* everything. What a find!!! We came across it this afternoon & are so happy we went in. It's immaculately clean, the welcome was super nice & helpful, the choice of food is abundant & the quality is amazing. Everything is made there including the light as a feather filo pastry for the Spanakopita & other varieties. Totally authentic, delicious & a must. We'll be back very very soon. Thank you so much :-)
Niata is perfect. A great place to stop in for a Freddo cappuccino, Greek pie, dessert or any of your favourite authentic Greek dishes. I often go out of my way to stop in here. Their spanakopita is by far my favourite thing & their moussaka is amazing as well. The owners are super kind as well & you can tell they really care about the quality.
You can also purchase some of your favorite Greek chocolates, snacks & honey.
We shared Greek salad, spanakopita, tzatziki, moussaka - everything was perfect. The quality of tomatoes, feta & oil in the dressing to the thickness of the yogurt in the tzatziki, to the pillowy topping of the moussaka. Super satisfying & great service. Will be back soon!
Everything was delicious, familiar yet unique & fresh. Some items were a bit overpriced & it's a bit unfortunate that this business relies on so much plastic but at least they use metal containers & wooden cutlery too. I got the : Greek peas = comes hot, decently priced, rosette d'aubergine = maybe a bit overpriced? , comes hot. gigantes = decently priced, came hot. Fava= a bit overpriced, comes cold. 5 bean salad = overpriced, comes cold. Tirokafteri = overpriced, comes cold. Bean soup / fasolada = a bit overpriced, comes cold. Farro salad = overpriced, comes cold. Tomatokeftedes = a bit overpriced, comes cold. Kourabiedes (almond cookies)= so good & decently priced. The food was prepared fairly quickly & made it to me in time. It's easy to stop by & pick something up & the owner is really nice. I would order again. thank you for putting love into the business & making sure the quality stays high consistently
Feb 15, 2024
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Had the three cheese spanakopita. Most delicious & fresh piece I've had in the city. There's nothing more to add. Also, the spot has a modern greek vibe & everyone in the spot was speaking greek. Absolutely amazing taste & everything about this spot feels good. Prices are fair but more on the expensive side. The quality of the food compensates this.
