Un restaurant libanais qui vous sert plusieurs variétés de déjeuners libanais tels que le foul, fatteh, balillah, awarma, boulangeries et plusieurs autres.
Marouch se distingue par un petit-déjeuner libanais authentique et des portions généreuses, dans une ambiance familiale chaleureuse qui se transmet à chaque visite, avec un service amical et attentif et une atmosphère accueillante qui donne envie de s’y sentir chez soi; la carte propose des incontournables tels que le foul, le msabaha, le fatteh, le shakshouka et les manakish, des plats frais et savoureux décrits par beaucoup comme véritablement authentiques; les portions sont généreuses et les prix raisonnables, avec thé, pain et salade souvent inclus; de nombreuses impressions soulignent l'hospitalité et le soin apporté à la préparation, le sens d'appartenance et l'expérience globale, perçue comme chaleureuse et familiale, avec un personnel et des propriétaires qui prennent soin des clients fidèles; l'endroit est propre, vivant mais cosy, une option fiable pour un petit-déjeuner libanais traditionnel qui donne envie de revenir, notamment pour les résidents de Laval et d'ailleurs.
I recently tried "Omar's Choice," & it was amazing! This hidden gem served up a perfect Lebanese breakfast, letting me taste a bit of everything. I absolutely loved it the food was great & the staff was very nice!! I highly recommend it! 10/10!!
What a delightful authentic Lebanese breakfast. As close to real authentic home-cooked Lebanese (like when my best friend's mom cooks for us) Family run & such a warm vibe & atmosphere. They are passionate about good service & they clearly care about their customers' experience. I know dinner food but not breakfast & Rajhat was so kind & excited to teach us. Definitely recommend for foodies. Especially the Fateh Matthew! The simple decor is well superseded by the food quality & warm customer service. Reading the 1-star reviews.. it can only be competitors who can't provide such high quality food & service. It is what it is I guess. A Lebanese pearl hidden in Chomedy! Tell Ahmed I sent you!
25 mai 2024
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Excellent traditional lebanese food with large portions & fair prices. We loved our experience there & will recommend it to family & friends as a must-try brunch spot.
Marouch in Laval offers an exquisite dining experience with a delightful blend of Lebanese & Middle Eastern flavors. The restaurant boasts a warm & inviting ambiance, complemented by attentive service. From the perfectly seasoned falafel to the mouthwatering kebabs, each dish is a culinary masterpiece. The attention to detail in presentation & the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients elevate the dining experience. Marouch is a hidden gem in Laval, inviting patrons to savor a taste of the Mediterranean with every savory bite
This is the place to visit if you're looking for authentic Lebanese breakfast. Family owned & operated, you will feel right at home with their welcoming energy & service.
It was my first time trying Lebanese breakfast food. The woman at the counter very kindly explained the best options for first timers. I got the fetteh which was absolutely delicious! All vegetarian & very fresh. I definitely recommend this for anyone wanting Lebanese but into trying something other than shish taouk/ tabouleh / potatoes Friendly, family run restaurant They only accept cash, only caveat.
30 nov. 2023
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Beautiful place & the food is amazing, the service is extremely friendly & you really feel at home in lebanon. Its a must if you like lebanese real breakfast & like feeling at home. ( PS: they only take cash )
Hands down the best Lebanese fatteh, hummus in Quebec. The food is served with tea, a side of andalos pita & a plate of raw vegetables (onions, tomatoes, olives, cucumbers, menthe & a pepper). We also got a side of foul & an omlette. Unfortunately I wasn't able to try the zaatar bread because the ovens close around 1pm. Overall great experience, worth the drive from Montreal.
