Leyley's

Allan

4.0

Shakshouka is excellent
But the value not great as it has way too much bread. Much too little salad

Famille

4.0

A big wow! to Leyleys Trendsetter Salad Kosher Salad Bar at Décarie Square. I recently visited LeyLey's Trendy Salad Bar, & it was a delightful experience! This bistro primarily features a salad bar, but their menu extends to include breakfast & lunch options as well. From sandwiches & wraps to their signature poke bowl meals & desserts, LeyLey's sitdown restaurant (40 ppl max) has a wide array of offerings to satisfy your cravings. During my visit, I tried the Caprese ciabatta sandwich & a cappuccino. The cappuccino had a thick, creamy layer with a lovely chocolate presentation. The ciabatta bread was wonderfully fresh, & the mozzarella cheese was perfectly melted. The basil pesto spread added a delightful flavor, & the tomato had just the right firmness. What set this meal apart was the "coulis" dip of cilantro & lime – a special touch that I savored until the very last drop. Presentation-wise, it was spot on. If you're in Montreal & looking for a quick bistro bite, especially with Rosh Hashanah around the corner, LeyLey's Kitch is a great choice. It's conveniently located not too far from downtown, & the atmosphere is enhanced by cool Israeli beats. Vanessa, our attendant, was vibrant & presented herself nicely. However, one area that could use improvement is staffing. During busy lunch rushes, it can get a bit overwhelming. The presence of Latin, Moroccan, & Caribbean personnel is interesting, but they might benefit from being more engaging & helpful, especially when handling Uber orders.
Overall, LeyLey's Kitch is a must-visit for its delicious food, great atmosphere, & potential for even better service during peak hours.