Ouvert depuis plus de 39 ans, La Maison Grecque, sur la rue Duluth à Montréal, vous séduira par son décor chaleureux, son atmosphère musicale et sa cuisine grecque authentique. Que ce soit sur la terrasse en été ou au coin du feu en hiver, dégustez une cuisine grecque unique. Toujours fier de vous accueillir depuis plus de 39 ans, Peter, le propriétaire, très apprécié de tous, vous fera immédiatement sentir chez vous. Un petit bijou de restaurant à découvrir.
La Maison Grecque est largement reconnue comme une adresse authentique et chaleureuse à Montréal, appréciée pour ses portions généreuses, ses saveurs grecques savoureuses et son ambiance conviviale idéale pour les familles. Les clients soulignent régulièrement la qualité des classiques comme la moussaka, le calmar et l'agneau, tout en profitant de la formule apportez votre vin qui offre un excellent rapport qualité-prix. Bien que les expériences de service puissent varier, la majorité des visiteurs saluent l'attention du personnel et la charmante terrasse, faisant de cet établissement une destination de choix pour les repas décontractés comme pour les grandes occasions.
La soupe de lentille ne goûtait pas grand chose
Les morceaux de brochettes de slovakis étaient durs
La salade était bonne,& le dessert valait pas le déplacement !
The decor is very nice & cozy, but the food was mediocre at best. We were a big group so we had to order from the set menu, but out of every options we ordered, only one choice was good (the honey mustard chicken). Calamari were not the crispy thin rings you'd expect, but really thick & half were tentacles (not specified on the menu). We had ordered 4 plates of them for the table & didn't finish any of these. The Greek dessert which was a custard was also not appreciated by our table.
Lentil soups were cold & had no salt, we kept having the flag down the waiters for him to keep forgetting to wait on us, & one of the guest's plate was forgotten & we had to flag another person to request it.
Room had no AC, one of the ladies bathroom was locked & therefore unusable, & the price was ridiculously high for the poor quality. In the end, the waiter was hovering over the machine when I was putting the tip which also made me uncomfortable. It was my first time here & I will not go back, there are MUCH better Greek options for a lot cheaper in Montreal.
Hier nous sommes allés souper a ce restaurant grecque a Montréal il avait un spécial avant 4 hrs nous avons donné notre commande & quand nous avons eu notre facture le prix était pas ce qui mentionnait sur l annonce
Brochette de poulet était a 22,00$ & sur la facture c était 24 ,00 $
& pourtant c était bien mentionné sur le menu de leur annonce
& ce restaurant ne font rien pour accommoder leur clientèle au lieu du dessert qui était proposé j ai demandé seulement une petite boule de crème glacé qui a mes yeux était beaucoup moins cher que la crème brûler & sa ma été refusé a moins que je paye un surplus & que dire du riz qui goûtait vraiment rien & aucune musique sur la terrasse tu pouvais entendre le monde jasser encore la il mon dit comme réponse qu il ne pouvait pas car c est interdit encore du n importe quoi car les terrasse a quelque pas de la ils ont de la musique sur leur terrasse moi sa fais presque 4 ans que nous fréquentons ce restaurant mais pour nous un restaurant qui n accommode pas son client ne mérite pas notre argent
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4 juil. 2026
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5 🌟 all the way, we had a great meal from the table d'hôte, it includes soup main course, dessert & coffee for under $36 each plus it's bring your own wine, so you can splurge on a great bottle.
We will be back for sure. 😊😊
Delicious flavor, taste, or whatever you like to call. The service & food make you feel like home.
Nice & generous portions.
Particularly, I love the lentils soup before eat the main dish.
I had such a great experience at this Greek restaurant that I completely forgot to take photos - which honestly says a lot about how much I enjoyed it.
What I really liked is that they offer full, extended meals. Your main dish comes with either soup or salad to start, plus plenty of vegetables on the plate. I went with the soup & chose the egg soup, which was absolutely delicious - comforting, flavorful, & a perfect way to start the meal.
For the main course, I had the chicken & shrimp, & it was really well done - tasty, well-seasoned, & satisfying. My friend ordered the lamb, & after trying it, I think I'd go for that next time. It was definitely a standout.
Another thing that made the experience special is that dessert & tea are included with the meal. I had baklava along with another traditional Greek dessert (I wish I remembered the name!), & both were really good. It felt like a complete dining experience from start to finish.
The place was a bit on the noisy side, but the atmosphere was still warm & lively - perfect for family gatherings or going out with friends.
Overall, I really enjoyed it & will definitely be going back. Highly recommended!
I was extremely disappointed in the quality of the food. The Soup was very salty & the specials du moment coquille St. Jacques had one shrimp in it & maybe two minute pieces of scallop or some unidentifiable seafood. I complained to the waiter, but nothing was done really a waste of money.
Big & spacious restaurant with a very welcoming atmosphere. You can bring your own wine, & there's a store nearby if you'd like to buy some. The staff were very friendly, & the Greek dishes were delicious.
I ordered the chicken souvlaki, which came with a choice of soup. I went with the lentil soup, it was hot, comforting, & perfect for a cold Montréal winter. Warm bread & butter are served with every dish, which was a nice touch.
My friend ordered Calamari & shrimp dish which as was really delicious.
We ordered dolma as a starter, & it was very fresh. The portion was generous enough for the three of us to share. For dessert, I had the baklava, which was nicely juicy & paired really well with a cup of black tea.
