Overall impressions show Ô Four delivering authentic Lebanese flavors with a kitchen that bakes bread fresh in front of diners, generous portions, and a welcoming vibe that many describe as homey. The menu earns praise for staples like fattoush, zaatar manakeesh, labneh and hummus, kebabs, shawarma, and fattah, with a particular spotlight on the warm bread, fresh toppings, and generous dips. Brunch and breakfast options are frequently highlighted as convenient and well priced, with a range that suits casual visits or family meals. Attentive and friendly staff contribute to a positive experience, though a few reviews note occasional service hiccups such as missed orders or longer waits. A few critiques point to uneven experiences, including some dishes tasting too sour or not as flavorful as expected, and the value sometimes feeling high for certain items. Despite these, many reviews rank Ô Four among the best Lebanese spots in Montreal, praising the authentic flavors, clean premises, and consistent quality that make people want to return for dine in and takeout.
I had high hopes for this place based on the reviews, but the experience was absolutely disappointing. The staff were rude & unhelpful, barely acknowledging us when we walked in, & there were no other customers. The person at the counter couldn't explain anything on the menu, & the item we wanted was unavailable. The atmosphere felt completely unwelcoming.
The food was bland & overpriced - two pieces of bread with no dip, overcooked eggs, & plain vegetables for over $17. The only decent item was the olives, which is honestly embarrassing for the price. When we asked for water, we were handed a paper cup to fill at what looked like a hand-washing sink - completely absurd & insulting.
I can't understand where the positive reviews came from. Based on what we experienced, it seems the owner has no intention of addressing these issues, & the restaurant appears to cater only to a specific crowd. This was by far the worst service & food I've encountered in Montreal. I cannot recommend this place to anyone.
Food is delicious, & staff is absolutely incredible. Showed them a man2oushe posted by Anthony Rahayel (a food blogger) a few years ago, & multiple people came over to discuss to see if they can recreate this old menu item. In addition, we got a free Halloumi Bacon on top of the already generous weekend brunch formula. Top notch job guys, I will definitely be a frequent customer.
Amazing food for a perfect price, service is chill & fast & the overall atmosphere is very enjoyable.
I had a manouche here with a few friends last year & it was certainly the best food spot in the area!
The falafel wrap was soooo good. The perfect thing to split if you aren't feeling super hungry as the portion is quite big! Super affordable too! I'd recommend
A great spot for breakfast or brunch bear rhe downtown.
The food is very delicious, & the portions are generous.
The place is clean & the staff is very welcoming!
Dec 9, 2025
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Delightful restaurant, very authentic dishes & I loved the amenities to wash your hands before eating, right there in the restaurant. To me, it shows a beautiful culture & civilization & an example to follow. We deeply enjoyed the fantastic food!
We've had the labneh, shawarma & shish taouk. Some of the best lebanese restaurants out there. It's not a flashy place but the food is really worth it. If anyone knows the restaurant dunya, this place is better in my opinion. It's fresher & they make their own bread. Don't eat in, as the ambiance is not the best. But the food is worth the detour !
Brunch was disapointing. Very nice staff & service but the food was just repetitive & a little too sour for our taste. We ended up leaving most of it on the table.
