Sumac se spécialise dans la cuisine du Moyen-Orient, mettant en valeur des pitas fraîchement préparés, des falafels savoureux et un poulet rôti minutieusement assaisonné. La carte propose une variété de salades traditionnelles et de tartinades, notamment un houmous onctueux fait maison et un baba ganoush riche et fumé. Les ingrédients sont sélectionnés pour garantir les saveurs et les textures authentiques qui définissent les traditions culinaires de cette région. La cuisine utilise un mélange d'épices audacieuses comme le zaatar et le sumac pour transformer des composants simples et de qualité en plats cohérents et goûteux. Une atmosphère décontractée permet de concentrer l'attention sur l'intégrité des produits proposés. Chaque assiette constitue une exploration directe des bases levantines, élaborées avec un engagement constant pour la profondeur des saveurs et le respect des techniques culinaires classiques.
Sumac est largement reconnu pour sa cuisine moyen-orientale authentique et savoureuse, de nombreux clients louant la grande qualité du houmous, des pains pitas frais et de la variété des salades. Le restaurant est fréquemment décrit comme un lieu décontracté et accueillant où le personnel aimable assure un service efficace dans une ambiance chaleureuse. Bien que la majorité des visiteurs soulignent la générosité des portions et la constance des plats, certains clients ont exprimé des réserves concernant la taille des portions, les prix ou des incohérences occasionnelles dans la préparation des aliments. Dans l'ensemble, l'établissement demeure une destination prisée pour ceux qui recherchent des plats méditerranéens délicieux, frais et créatifs à Montréal.
Great little gem in the area! We were 4 people & we shared the family sized chicken shawarma, falafel, & salads, as well as a dish of hummus, muhammara, & pitas.
Everything was absolutely delicious!
The chicken shawarma was juicy, the salads were all really great as well, but the standout was the falafel. They were warm, pillowy, & a billion times better than any pre-made falafel you can find at a Mediterranean restaurant. Definitely the best I've ever tried. The muhammara was really good too, it was my first time trying it & will definitely have it again. The pitas were also great, warm & fluffier than your typical pita.
Had early dinner there today.
The food was good & well priced. The male staff (a tall guy) brought it to our table & asked us if we needed anything else, he was pleasant, & nice.
I have also noticed their bathroom were clean, tome it is always an indication of the cleanliness of the restaurant.
I will definitely come back to this place, especially since I live close by.
18 juil. 2026
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Hands down the best shawarma I've ever had in my life! The chicken was incredibly flavorful with the perfect level of spice,juicy, tender, & cooked just right. The hummus was rich & creamy, & the pita was fresh, soft, & absolutely delicious. Every bite was amazing. Definitely a must try if you're in the area!
The shawarma pita got shrinkflationed since I last ordered it, $40 for a sandwich & fries is a bit crazy. Ingredients are fresh, no doubt, but spending nearly $50 for a small pita & fries is wild, even in this economy. I likely shalln't return!
This is a cute little spot to pop into & the food is 10/10! The falafel plate was perfect. The pita bread was warm & seasoned just right. The plate came with hummus which was creamy, garlicky, & delicious. You can pick 2 sides to go with your plate. I chose the cucumber, tomato salad, & the cauliflower fennel mix. Both items were fresh & healthy.
The staff is kind & helpful.
The best hummus, falafel & soft pita ever! 🧆 🥙 The plate is large, the staff is friendly, the menu has options to mix & match or combos to share for a bigger group.
Highly recommended!
Flavourful & great option for take out - definetly try the cold eggplant dish with eggs, as well as their shawarma & dip platters are GREAT 💛 can't wait to be back
If you have a lot of money to throw away & don't know what to do with it, go visit Sumac. You will spend $30 to $40 per person & you will leave starving. You would think this is a five-star Michelin restaurant by the prices they charge. Their food is okay but for the price they charge it should be absolutely 100% perfect which it is not. If I want it to spend $100 for two people to eat, I can go to much better restaurants then this cafeteria style dump.
