Great service in a clean environment and open on Sunday. I had the puts with beef and a side of…read moreMac-salad. All was very good and reasonably priced. Above all, it was refreshing to have such excellent Customer Service.

I've been wondering about this place for over a year now. I am quite amazed as to how good it was!…read moreNot the best, but good. The portions are huge and the prices are fair. The only downside was that they were leftover lettuce on the tray that was drying out and a bit brown and they put it in my pita sandwich anyway.

Excellent essayer c'est l'adopter personnel extrêmement courtois très propre et très chaleureux Yvonread more

I know my Lebanese food, and this place beats all local competitors (Amir, Boustan, Basha, Adonis)…read morehands down in terms of freshness, taste, service, and cleanliness. I took advantage of a flyer coupon to try a shawarma pita trio. The shawarma was a tasty, well-seasoned, generous portion with nice condiments especially the lefet. The potatoes were a highlight: well-spiced, very generous, delicious pan-fried and served with a huge dollop of very fresh garlic sauce. And for soft drinks (which I normally wouldn't even mention), you can get a can of practically any kind - how many places offer Diet Doctor Pepper? My one criticism is that I would prefer my food a touch warmer in temperature - nothing was cold, but nothing could be considered piping hot. The place is spotlessly clean, very bright and open - quick-service, yes, but pleasant. The staff are multilingual and friendly. I like that they use real plates and silverware for their dine-in customers. I was so impressed that I asked if I could use a 2nd coupon and get a mixed plate to go. The counter guy grimaced and said usually it's against the 1-coupon-per-visit policy, but he would ask the owner... who said ok. As the owner pointed out, if I am ready to order takeout after finishing a full meal, I must really like the food. The combo had the shawarma and shish taouk on rice and potatoes, 2 choices of very fresh salad (I chose beets and Greek salad, but there were about 10 choices that looked great), 2 servings of sauce (hummus, garlic sauce) and a pita. Another generous portion, in a convenient container (not the awful styrofoam clamshell). I will be back once a week for a combo plate at regular price, which is very reasonable and completely on par with the local competition. They even said they sold kibbe, but it wasn't on the menu. I think it will be worth it to look into the "hidden menu." Although I'm already disappointed that there is no sfiha, I'm sure there will be other tasty treasures.

This restaurant used to be called "Souriana" and it recently underwent a name change. It is…read moredescribed as Lebanese cuisine. They feature grilled meats, like chicken skewers, lamb and beef along with shawarma and a few other specialities such as pastries and "Manakish" (pizzas). Located on Tashereau close to 3 Amigos, this restaurant doesn't stand out from the outside, but since I got a flyer in the mail, I noticed the name change, I think "Coin du Charbon" is a clever way to attract customers. If you are looking for grilled meats, there is a good selection here. I opted for a filet mignon platter, which was essentially filet mignon skewers served with pita, your choice of potatoes/rice and salad. The meat was tender, juicy and everything was well seasoned. At around $16 or $17 a plate, the pricing and portion was generous. I have no complaints about the food, I enjoyed my meal- however when we entered the restaurant to order, we got zero reception and the overall atmospwhere seemed uninviting. They have 4 large TV screens for the menu, but 2 of the screens were not functioning. No one greeted us or offered additional information about the menu, yet we were the only customers and there seemed to be no rush. No smiles, no effort to be friendly... (even with a mask on, you can tell if someone is trying to smile usually but this wasn't the case). Customer service should be improved, as for that point alone I wouldn't really want to go back.

A tough rating. Service 5…read moreValue 5 Portion size 5 Flavor 4 Texture 2 I had to chew then swallow little changed chunks of the beef. It was also unevenly cooked, with some pieces pink, and other burned. The chicken was very dry. But the entire plate, which could have been two meals, was $15 Canadian. If broke and in a pinch, I would come back here.

My dad had an appointment at the hospital which is right in front of this restaurant. Of course it…read moretook longer than scheduled and it was lunchtime. I asked my dad what he wanted to eat and it was a salad. The itsy bitsy container cost $11 for lettuce and parsley? I am half Mediterranean so perhaps I am a bit too judgmental when I see food that I eat on a regular basis at that price. The salads were tasty and fresh but the price took me by surprise... especially for the size.

Food is excellent and delicious but they touch money and mop and everything else that are super…read moredirty and then serve you food at the same time. Dirty but delicious

Pooh and I ordered in from here, last night. We both had the chicken wrapped in pita, we shared an…read moreorder of falafel - 5 pieces in the serving and we shared an order of hummus. Everything was great, the delivery was speedy and the food was fresh. If I had to complain about something it would be not enough sauce in the pita, for me. Pooh thought it was fine.

Fresh and delicious. Not like other "fast-food " chain . You can tell this is a family bussiness…read morethat puts its heart to it and it just give delicious results

Very crowded and slow moving line. There was a real issue with understanding our English so we had…read moreto point to items. Very long wait time for food to be prepared. The restaurant overall looked a bit dirty (we got take out and waited at a booth). The food was not good at all. Very bland and over cooked. We couldn't even chew the meat that came with the poutine dish. My stomach didn't feel so great after we attempted to eat later that night. I definitely would not recommend stopping here if you're a tourist in Marieville. We went as it was right down the street from our hotel and had a large menu but would not go again for sure.