Trip de Bouffe stands out for flavorful Lebanese and Middle Eastern dishes made with fresh ingredients, generous portions, and a friendly, attentive staff. The reviews highlight a wide range of options from falafel and hummus to wraps and kebbehs, with many noting the quality, value, and casual, welcoming atmosphere. Dishes are described as delicious and satisfying, with standout items such as fresh herb fillings and soft bread, and the option to order for events or takeout is praised. The vibe is practical and family friendly, with speedy service and a lively summer outdoor setup, though a few comments mention decor could be improved for dine-in comfort and some prices are a touch high.
Hands down the best Lebanese food in town! Everything tasted homemade & full of flavor. The owner's hospitality made the experience even better, such a kind person who truly cares about his guests. He even offered us a discount! Definitely coming back! 100% recommend
It was a rainy October afternoon when I decided to stop by Trip de Bouffe to grab a quick lunch. Usually when I walk by, the place has a lineup to the door, but likely due to the weather - & my late lunch - the restaurant had a calm energy I've rarely seen there.
Inside, there's a small seating area by the window flanked by walls covered with art & local event fliers. Towards the counter are shelves stacked with Lebanese snacks & desserts along with fridges filled with ready to eat meals & Lebanese cheeses.
I scanned the extensive menu & ordered a Poulet Regulier: marinated chicken with cheese rolled into a soft pita with pickled turnip, tomato, onion, olive, labneh & mint.
I only realized afterwards that adding all these toppings is an extra $2.50 (+$1 for the labneh) - which turned my $9 pita into $14. A fair price but more than I planned to spend on lunch.
The pita was delicious & the addition of the mint was a clever way to add sweetness while the Labneh (soft cheese) added creaminess to the mix. I do wish there was a bit more chicken but as a whole it was quite substantial.
The atmosphere here really shines in the summer, when avenue mont-royal is pedestrian & you can enjoy your meal on their outdoor set up of tables & chairs.
Ho wow ! le sandwich au poulet épicé (manouche) était absolument un des plus délicieux sandwich que j'ai mangé , le pain fait maison, tout à fait délicieux & j'ai adoré le côté croustillant aussi. Service rapide, prix raisonnable & staff super gentil !
Oct 1, 2025
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Good sandwich, I love the various options of bread. The feta & spinach sandwich costed around 9$ including tax. They also sell cheap prepared dishes that I have to try one day.
A small, tucked-away restaurant with a great vibe, you could tell everything was freshly made.
I wasn't too hungry, so I ordered small portions just to sample a bit of everything.
The aroma & presentation of the food were amazing!
The person taking my order was attentive & got everything just right. The only thing I would have preferred is for the falafel to be served a bit hotter to bring out its full flavor, but overall, the food quality was excellent.
Prices are slightly higher compared to similar places, but the freshness & care in preparation make it feel worth it.
We had an event in our home hosting 28 people & we decided to serve the food from Trip de Bouffe as it had been highly recommended. The staff was extremely helpful going over the menu with me & deciding on quantities. The food was delivered & it was delicious. We will definitely order from them again for future events. I highly recommend their meat & vegetarian kebbehs.
