Marouch serves an expansive selection of traditional Lebanese dishes alongside flame-grilled meat platters and customizable pizzas. The menu features classic staples including hummus, tabouli, and kibbeh prepared with authentic spices and fresh ingredients. Signature grilled options range from marinated chicken tawook to seasoned kafta skewers served with garlic sauce and fresh pita. The kitchen balances Levantine culinary traditions with a versatile pizza menu that caters to diverse tastes within a functional setting. Patrons select from various shawarma wraps and hearty combination plates that highlight complex seasonings and textures. The establishment maintains a consistent focus on high-volume preparation to ensure rapid service for dine-in and takeout orders. Every element of the food preparation reflects a commitment to the regional techniques associated with Middle Eastern grill culture and standardized oven-baked dough specialties.
Marouch is widely celebrated for offering an authentic and soul warming Lebanese breakfast experience that makes guests feel right at home. Visitors consistently praise the high quality of traditional dishes like foul, fatteh, and manakeesh, which are noted for being fresh, perfectly seasoned, and served in generous portions. The family run atmosphere is defined by exceptional hospitality, where the friendly and attentive staff treat every guest with genuine care and kindness. With reasonable prices and a welcoming vibe that captures the essence of Lebanese culture, this restaurant is highly recommended as a must visit destination for those seeking honest, delicious, and heart filled meals.
Food is as authentic as it comes. Service was excellent. Tea, bread, salad etc all complimentary. Portions were very generous & best value for your bucks
Delicious food, friendly service, & great portions.
This is the best place for a traditional à la libanaise expérience. I always take friends to enjoy the fresh & flavours food. Tea served hot & salads included in every meal. A Laval gem!
Every time I go to Marouch, I leave with my heart & belly full. From the moment you walk in, it's that warm, authentic Lebanese vibe - Foul, Fat-Teh, Man'ousheh, the works - all freshly made & full of flavor.
The staff are so kind & attentive, always ready with a smile (& some sweet tea) that makes you feel like you belong. The place feels simple, no frills, but that's exactly what makes it real.
Portions are generous, prices are fair, & the food? Truly reminds me of home. Everything tasted fresh, & each dish had its own charm. I couldn't even finish everything - but that's a good thing when it means there was just so much good stuff.
Marouch is one of those spots you go to when you want food that's honest, genuine, & soul-warming. Highly recommend - especially if you're craving something Lebanese, flavorful, & made with care.
Oct 7, 2025
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Wow the owner is very good fully attending to the table with free water & lebanese tea the all the food on the menu was delicious i highly recommend & a must try when visiting Montréal amazing food
The service was impeccable, the lady who served us was so sweet & helpful. The food was amazing, really reminded me of Lebanon & not to mention the tea that comes with the food was great. The Arabic music added to the comfortable atmosphere & the prices are great.
The family is friendly & nice with the kids.
The food is normal but I can't say its testy. Tea is free. the tables are small, there is no space to put all the dishes on the table so its not convenient at all.
But the main concern is the cleanliness, the toilet is dirty as well as the spoons & the forks, table are also not cleaned well, no one is wearing gloves from the staff, they need extra effort on this point. When you decide to go ask for disposal cups & spoons.
Good vegetarian options; nice salads n the Lebanese pizza they had was nice as well. They make some good black tea with lemon & honey; appreciated. Simple, not expensive & good food.
The owner is extremely friendly & makes it a point to know regular visitors. Takes the extra effort to make the dishes with any particular likings remembered (for example I prefer more spices, hotter & a light flavor of lemon on top of the balila & he remembers).
Food is delicious. The medium sized portions are enough for 4 people. We were explained that it can feed just 1 OR max 2 people. (Order & judge for yourself).. based on that we ordered way too much & obviously it came up to be more than expected. The manaish came out uncooked (Cheese melted but dough was still half raw). The complimentary tea is very very nice & generous. I had to wait to pay in order for the lady at the cashier to finish her small talk with a previous customer. I stood for 3-4 mns just looking at her to acknowledge me, & she did by saying just a minute & proceeded to continue her conversation & met the customers friend…. lastly any business that puts an atm machine in their business & takes cash only & tells you to withdraw from the machine that has $3-$4 in fees, not cool..
I'd like to share my honest experience with breakfast at this place. Service-wise, it was good. We were welcomed politely, though seating was limited due to some guests having reservations. Despite that, they kindly asked us to wait a little while they cleaned a table for us. Shortly after, a gentleman greeted us, & we were served a delicious cup of tea. They also brought out a plate of vegetables & olives. Surprisingly, the green olives were tasty, even though I typically don't like green olives-they were sweet, not bitter. I ordered Fatteh, a dish of foul, & a cheese Manoushe. I was eagerly anticipating the Fatteh, as I had been craving it, but unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations. It lacked salt & had a strange taste, possibly due to the chickpea water. The foul also needed more lemon & salt, which I had to add myself. On the bright side, the Manoushe was large & delicious. One downside that I dislike not just here but at most Arab restaurants is that they don't accept credit or debit cards. They have an ATM inside the restaurant to withdraw cash, which I find inconvenient. So, make sure to bring cash if you plan to have breakfast there. The prices also seem a bit high-$12 for a Manoushe is overpriced. I hope this review helps others who are considering visiting this restaurant!
Crowded & noisy. Food is fine & we liked it. The free tea they serve at the beginning is horrible, bad cups & bad taste needs to change. They didn't accept visa nor debit. They insisted on cash. No receipt was given when we asked for it. I couldn't claim the expenses to my company. Won't go back.
