Overall, reviewers describe Pho Anni as a go to spot with flavorful broth, generous portions, and fair prices, offering reliable bowls of pho alongside tasty sides and vegetarian options. The service is often friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere is casual and cozy with pleasant music, clean spaces, and comfortable seating. Some visits note inconsistency, with the broth sometimes bland or oily and a few dishes not feeling authentic, and a slower or uneven service at times, yet most diners leave satisfied and plan to return for lunch specials and the varied menu. Many reviewers call Pho Anni among the best in Montreal, praising the balance of quality, value, and hospitality even when the restaurant is busy.
I'm surprised I haven't reviewed this place yet. Extremely generous portions & prices, & the jazz playing just brings a nice homey ambience to the establishment. BYOB if you feel like imbibing. The pho broth is incredible, savoury & light. It could use more salt imo but that's what the shakers at the table are for, so it's probably best they err on the side of caution for any low sodium folks out there.
Super delicious food. Their spring roll is big & packed. Their pho was very flavourful with lots of grilled chicken & veggies. We had lunch & the prices are very affordable. This is a hidden gem to which we will be returning. A new favorite!
Pho & other dishes are tasty & plentiful. Service is amazing. Appreciate that they update their Instagram & other accounts to provide timely information.
One of the best Pho restaurants in Montreal. The food is always good & fresh. Often go there by myself hehe that's how good it is, 100% would recommend😋
The portions are hefty & the prices are fair. But the service was so slow, maybe because they were short staffed, who knows. The food was so oily too, the pho had a layer of oil on the top & lacked flavor. The vermicelli was oozing in oil & the lemongrass in the chicken was so roughly cut that it was scratching my throat, so they gave alot of protein.
The bun bo hue was fire (spicy & good portion), the Pho Annie was massive/flavorful for a large, the coffee was decent but more on the sweeter side & about the bolalot hmmmmm not to my liking (I had high expectation on that dishe). I gave 2 stars for the service because of the wait time (I had to turn around multiple times to get his attention for the order, ice coffee was served near the end of the lunch...he probably forgot & had no water until the end....I was dying because of the bun bo hue). Overall was good, I'll definitely comeback & hopefully service will be more efficient
Pho Anni was good, though not the best broth I've had. It was still enjoyable but lacked a bit of depth. They're very generous with their meat portions, can't complain about that at all. Service was simple & straightforward.
One of the best bowls of pho I've had in the city! Great hearty meal to have when recovering from a cold or simply to enjoy a flavourful medley of flavours. Excellent service as well :)
Jan 6, 2026
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Quite frankly nothing that hits like a good bowl of pho on a freezing cold night & this ruled. There was a guy there with a crazy twirly moustache too which doesn't have much to do with the restaurant but it enhanced my experience. Might be worth hiring a guy with a crazy moustache to entertain customers in the future.
