Omnivore se spécialise dans la cuisine libanaise moderne axée sur des protéines grillées au charbon de bois et des plats mettant en valeur les légumes frais. Le menu propose des incontournables tels que le shish taouk au poulet juteux, la kafta épicée et des falafels croustillants accompagnés de pain pita fraîchement sorti du four. Les clients choisissent parmi une gamme d'assiettes, de bols et de sandwichs généreux qui privilégient des saveurs méditerranéennes authentiques grâce à l'utilisation de tahini de qualité, de légumes marinés acidulés et de sauces aux herbes aromatiques. L'ambiance mise sur une efficacité fonctionnelle, offrant un cadre de restauration rapide idéal pour des repas nutritifs. Chaque plat souligne l'équilibre entre les épices traditionnelles du Moyen-Orient et des méthodes de préparation contemporaines, garantissant une fraîcheur optimale dans chaque grillade ou préparation végétarienne servie pour une clientèle exigeante.
Omnivore est largement reconnu comme une destination de choix pour une cuisine libanaise authentique et de grande qualité, souvent perçue comme une alternative chaleureuse et raffinée aux établissements de restauration rapide classiques. La clientèle souligne régulièrement la fraîcheur exemplaire des ingrédients, la générosité des portions et une carte variée qui ravit autant les végétariens que les végétaliens. Bien que la grande majorité des convives apprécient l'ambiance accueillante, le service efficace et la terrasse agréable, quelques avis mentionnent que la rapidité du service peut varier lors des périodes d'affluence. Dans l'ensemble, le restaurant est fortement recommandé pour ses saveurs authentiques, son excellent rapport qualité prix et son atmosphère conviviale, en faisant une adresse incontournable pour les repas entre amis ou en famille.
Whilst visiting my son in Canada, we found this restaurant without any effort.
On entering we were greeted by friendly staff who offered both outside or inside seats, it was raining in August (I know, right!) so we chose to sit inside.
A lovely ambience with nice music & mosaic topped tables.
The restaurant has a simple menu offering Lebanese food.
We started with a big bowl of babaganoush with pita bread to dip.
My daughters both assured me it was absolutely delicious. I had spent the last 10 days eating non-stop so only ordered a Julius sandwich deal.
Now, I had been eating at least three times a day on this visit & this is the only review that I will be doing.
The Julius sandwich was the most delicious thing I had eaten all trip.
Unfortunately, I didn't take a photos of my meal but my daughter took these two, but l still wanted to make a review.
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I keep coming back to Omnivore on Saint-Denis, & for good reason. It genuinely feels like eating at a local Lebanese family restaurant, not a commercialized version of one. Every ingredient is ultra fresh, the hummus is silky, the skewers are perfectly spiced straight off the grill, & the salads are vibrant & full of flavor. The portions are generous & the price point is very reasonable for the quality you get. The ambiance is warm & cozy, the kind of spot where you immediately feel at ease. Service is attentive & genuine. Whether you go for a platter, a sandwich, or just a few mezzes, you will not be disappointed. Highly recommend.
All good! The best Lebanese food in town! My Djaj sandwich was delicious & they have a homemade spicy souce that is really good, too! Great staff! The owner is super! Obrigada, Hadi! :)
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Authentic middle eastern Lebanese cuisine in the heart of Montreal! Very generous portions & savory dishes... I had the carnivorous dish with baba ghannouj, hummus, fattoush (salad), lentil rice & toum (garlic), along with 3 skewers of meat (shish taouk & kafta) & Lebanese lager Almaza. Also possible to have a glass of ksara red wine. Vegetarian options available. Make sure to order a side of batata Harra (spicy potatoes)!
Not a representative of Lebanese or Levantine food, unless you are looking for Westernized versions of it. The kibbeh was decent, other than that, everything else was mediocre at best, & overly priced.
I recently dined at a Lebanese restaurant & had the pleasure of trying the Omnivore dish, which included both chicken & beef. The flavors were rich & authentic, perfectly complemented by the fresh fattouche salad, flavorful lentil rice, & smooth hummus. The homemade lemonade was absolutely superb-refreshing & tangy, it was the perfect companion to the meal. I also enjoyed a strong, aromatic black coffee to finish, which rounded off the experience beautifully. The combination of delicious food & quality drinks made this a memorable meal. Highly recommended!
