First time at Mezza, a new Lebanese restaurant in Laval. It's located across from Adonis market on…read morehighway 440 east in Laval. The restaurant has two levels, with the upper level overseeing the lower one. We walked in without a reservation and they accommodated us (party of 7). Very professional staff to say the least. They offer food by both a menu and per person formula, where you can pick a salad (tabbouleh or fattoush), two cold mezza, two hot mezza, 4 skewers of grilled meat of either filet mignon, chicken kafta, beef kafta, or shish taouk, and a dessert, all for two people for 60 Canadian dollars per person. You can pick any combination of skewers, cold mezza and hot mezza. Food came quickly. Everything was perfectly prepared, from the mezza to the grilled meat on charcoal, and finally the dessert. Will come back later for sure.

L'ambiance, le houmous et la viande crue sont excellents ; en revanche, le kebab d'agneau trop cuit…read moreet la portion trop congrue de glace à la pistache n'étaient pas à la hauteur. ________________________________________________________ The atmosphere, hummus, and raw meat are all excellent; however, the overcooked lamb kebab and underporportioned pistachio ice cream fell short.

Ca fait longtemps que j'ai envis dun resto libanais qui offre des brunch traditionnels…read more J'ai été comblé. J'ai juste un la chance de goûter a un plat le alors je vais devoir revenir. Le Fatteh un bol avec des céréales fait de pains croustillant, de pois chiches et de lait chaud, cest vraiment bon. On accompagne il pe serve avec un plat de légumes crue. Il y des tomates, du navets, des olives, ognion , de la mente et un demi piment jalapeno ! Bon service j'ai déjà hâte d'y retourner

Belle ambiante familiale, le déjeuner très bon et beaucoup de variétés et la place est toujours…read morepropre

This place came highly recommended from a Lebanese acquaintance; reservs were full so we called &…read morelucked out! This place is a gem. Hole in the wall, warm family like vibe that we love while ALL the food made for one of the tastiest meals we've ever had! A large group of students came in and shared many dishes given how abundant the servings...my son's considering McGill, and this was our first & favorite meal in Montreal. Fattoush Salad - a delightful so very fresh combo Dip Taster - I've had all these many times before but never done quite as well Mixed Grill Platter - the spices in the meats were delicious while the toum was mouth watering out of this world! We had our first glasses of Aryan- yummier than cold sake imho, so good!

The Lebanese wine is a must! The food was outstanding and felt truly authentic. If you're looking…read morefor a fabulous dinner, go to Garage Beirut.

This restaurant is permanently closed. It shut down about two years ago. Too bad because the food…read morewas delicious.

Delicious middle eastern food. Highly recommend their appetizers and particularly their fatoush…read moresalad and grilled chicken entree. Also enjoyed their grilled eggplant appetizers and tabbouleh. It is located on Route 117 on the outskirts of Ste Agathe and well worth a visit if you want something different for dinner in the area. Service was welcoming and efficient.

McKay has a popular food corner near Concordia, and it has a new addition! Bei (as in Beirut I…read morepresume) is a Lebanese shawarma spot with a modern and spacious interior, right in the heart of the student city. I tried the chicken shawarma on saj, and was happy to see the wrap come as a thin roll, with the essential fillings only (no lettuce, tomato, etc.). The crisp crunch of the grilled saj made every bite a pleasure. The thin bread cracks away with the creamy toum and pickles bringing great flavour to the savoury meat. I would probably try beef next. Other options are with pita, or as bowls. Maybe one day, lamb shawarma will be more common in Montreal...

First time at Balila, a new Lebanese breakfast place in Laval north of Montreal…read more Service was quick. We came in without reservation and we were seated without any delay. We tried the foul (fava beans), fatteh, lahm b ajin, fried eggs with tomato. All were delicious and made to perfection. When we're done eating, the server offered us a dessert on the house. It included halawit el jibn and ousmalieh in addition to riz b halib and jello. The place is not that large but it can probably fit about 100 people. Fairouz songs were playing in the background bringing back memories of homeland. It was a great experience. Will definitely come back again to try other items on the menu.

We were coming from out of town, from Ottawa and stumbled upon this spot that was thankfully open…read moreon Monday morning (most spots closes Monday ) we were seated quiet fast, but the food did take some time to come in, especially their fresh pita bread. Servers are very nice and they kept check in. The ambiance is welcoming and they have nice murals around. Their "foul salad" is so good and very well seasoned. The Fatayer is super thin and nice (maybe too thin lol) their fatteh is good and so was their grilled cheese. Overall it was a pleasant meal and if you are in the area it's a nice spot to check out

Excellent fresh selections. Soups in the dead of winter were soul satisfying. Great service too !read more

Très bon service et tu as une grande et belle variété des plats et une très belle ambiance.read more

Large variety of fresh salads, the chicken (shish taouk) really has a distinctive taste that sets…read morethem apart. I very much enjoyed my meal, the only downside is that parking is very limited but if you are in the Saint Jerome area and craving Lebanese food I highly recommend you give this place a try.

Delicious spot for a quick casual bite. Love that they toasted the outside for an extra…read moreLayer of texture. The potato's with the garlic sauce are out of this world! My only qualm while dining in is that ventilation is not great. It gets quite Smokey inside so my eyes started to itch and water. The food is worth it!

Great late night drunchies spot on Rue Crescent! They're open until 4AM, so you can pop in for a…read morelate night snack or to grab something as a hangover meal (future you will thank you). Upon entering the restaurant, I'm instantly reminded of the late nights waiting at a halal cart in nyc after a night out. This restaurant itself is not the cleanest and rather chaotic on weekend nights. Theres usually a long line to order, but it moves rather quickly and efficiently. The staff members aren't the friendliest, but they get the job done LOL. You'll find a bunch of hungry and probably drunk people sitting at the cafeteria styled seats at night. The food is the main selling point here though. I've gotten the mixed platter and shawarma platter; both with generous servings of protein all doused in a flavorful sauce. Ordered the poutine recently and was also impressed how much they loaded the protein. It was a little on the saltier side and wished they had more cheese curds, but still pretty enjoyable. The fries were also more like small potato wedges. I've recommended this place countless times for almost any point of the day, but they especially hit the spot after a long night.