Hands down, this is the best falafel pita I've had. Everything tastes made-to-order -- perfectly…read morecrispy falafel on the outside, fluffy and flavorful on the inside, with bright, fresh toppings that actually taste fresh. You can tell care goes into every bite. Simple, authentic, and absolutely delicious. If you're a falafel fan (or want to become one), this place is a must-try. Highly recommended!

A hidden gem. Not only were the people working some of the nicest folks, but the food was out of…read morethis world. They let me add extra for no charge. Truly a hole in the wall that will blow you away. Highly recommend!

Petit comptoire sans prétention qui sert des falafels incrablement frais et bons. Il sont dorée et…read morecroustillant et tendre et bien vert a l'intérieur. Sûrement parmis les meilleur en ville. Si on les prends en pita in adoreras le choix de garnitures d'une tres grandes qualité. Les Snitzhel sont offert aussi. L'équipe est un peu désorganiser on se demande parfois qui fait quoi mais si non une fois le repas en mains wow!

Wooow woow wowww Best falafel/ Sabich / Shawarma spot in Montreal!!…read more Ambiance super welcoming super friendly and just a crazy awesome vibe !! I got lunch for the entire family The falafel pitas were frkn incredible! So jammed packed they make the pitas with laffa bread it's thicker and super soft and fluffy wow yum and just super filling The shawarma had amazing flavour reminds me of my homeland ! The sabich... (vegetarian) mmmmm again they jam packed my pita sandwich with the traditional eggs / eggplant / tchina hummus sauce harif ( spicy sauce) pickles red cabbage I swear it was the best sabich I had since I've been to Israel! This is going to be my go to for sure! EVERYTHING is FRESH!!! Made on the spot so it takes a few minutes to get your order if you don't want to wait maybe order ahead... but it's sooo worth the wait it's super mouthwatering everything The hummus was creammy delishhhh wow Shawarma hands down one of the best in the city! And let me add it was kosher ! Super authentic and they really are generous with the portion size vs price Overall,super happy I found this new found gem can't wait to be back here soon Totally recommend!! Cheers!

We had a large group, there was one employee, the menu is not very big…read more.. And this ended up being one of the more unexpectedly satisfying experiences of our trip to Montreal. Food was freshly and efficiently made. It was filling and quite good. Looking for a well-priced, delicious, and quick stop for lunch? This is it.

It is good to be back writing reviews…read more.. a NO for me btw. The place is located in Montreal Downtown and it is very confusing if its open or not. That removes one star. The food choices are very limited, but it I like the vegetarian concept. The food quality was very disappointing to me when I saw veggies and others were dried and oxidized. I guess the owners need to take care of this, as non of the condiments were closed with a lid. Secondly, the only one employee that made my wrap just smashed it with a combination of tasteless items. Another thing that made me think that this place deserves one star is that the guy broke the pita and made a mess. I would never come back because I have never eaten such a dry and tasteless food. Montreal food is disappointing.

Wow!!! Hidden gem in Montreal!!…read more Delicious Gyro plate with delicious side salads - they even had a low carb cauliflower tabouleh - loved the fresh beets. Little hiccup with part of my order not coming out but once pointed out got my 3 falafel right away and they were amazing. Honestly the food is amazing and prices excellent for what you get! Will definitely be back next time I am there for work!

My favourite falafel in town, Freiha (Lebanese style) is good, Abu Hanna is fine, St Jacques is ok…read morebut Maison Chickpea is absolutely fabulous. Great consistency, not overly crispy like St Jacques, they use the nice thick Pita Royale pitas, the sandwich is so good. Their shawarma is really good too plus lots of fresh veggies toppings. Their falafels of course are fried on the spot. If this place was located in the city it's be booming. Location caters to the lunch crowd and gets busy.

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.

Oh my my my! I don't even know where to begin…read more We needed a lunch spot that would appeal to the palate of our friend visiting from overseas. She was also on her way back home that day so we wanted to send her off with some good food memories. We needed spicy, vegetarian, and filling. The way I was googling, flipping through Eater. Woo - the pressure! Sumac was it because like who doesn't love falafel?? (If you don't, then be quiet and keep scrolling). We kept it simple with 3 pitas and a large order of spicy lamb fries without the lamb, but with the spice. I've never seen such huge pita in my life. Even at the very bottom there were still falafel. And the fries. I could cry. The pita was very soft and flavorful. The food was a work of art. Things: -chair and bench style seating. I was comfortable in the chair which is always a win. -service was excellent. You choose a seat then order at the counter. Someone clears your plates and mess. -they don't take AMEX

What is good Sumac Restaurant! So I'm TN4K from Brooklyn visiting Montreal and the place I'm…read morestaying at recommend you. Now I love recommendations makes my life easier. We are on an odd schedule up here do to the time falling back and all. So it's 5pm which was normally 6pm 2 days ago, Sumac is the only place open. Half the other food spots are closed at 4, coming at 5pm or opens at 6pm. I'm starving so waiting is not an option! Thank you so much for being opening and have great food.

What can I say. Just go here. It's a small place with just a couple of chairs and not really good…read morefor eating in. Plan to take out. Get at least two sandwiches. They're on the smaller side, but they're also cheap. I usually go with a falafel sandwich with the spicy sauce and a chicken shawarma sandwich. Perfection. My mouth is watering.

Random hole in the wall place right next to Kazu. Since I love hole in the wall type places I had…read moreto try! They serve some lebanese style sandwiches but done in a way Ive never seen before. I remember watching him make my kafta sandwich the first time thinking "oh boy". He spreads a layer of the meat (raw) on to a pita then cooks it in a panini press. He then takes that and wraps it in another pita and tops it with french fries, a creamy coleslaw, pickled turnips , mustard and I believe garlic mayo. Sounds very odd but it works! I actually enjoyed it very much and went back a couple days later to try the soujouk and falafel which were also both good! I highly recommend if you are in the area and want to try a different take on lebanese fare. Very reasonably priced too!

Going thru UberEats app, I encountered this restaurant. As a vegetarian, I took the falafel and…read moreeggplant pita with salad, rice and fries. I was under impression, the fries meant garlic potatoes like Boustan, Basha or Amir, but I was wrong, they were regular fries. It was a slight disappointment due to that. Otherwise, my pita was exceptionally good. I like the idea of the mix of falafel and eggplant. My family enjoyed their shrimp, beef shawarma and chicken shish taouk platters. The meats dishes were well flavored and cooked. The shrimps were slightly salty but flavorful. Definitely, it was an interesting grab of food.

Great Lebanese restaurant on Monkland. Food is always fresh, portions are generous and prices are…read morevery reasonable. I usually order their kefta plate, filet mignon or vegetarian option. All wonderful choices. Service is also good. If you plan on going in the winter for dinner during the week, ensure you go early enough as they close earlier if the restaurant is quiet. This means that once you finish eating they will let you know they're closing even though they are supposed to close an hour later. I don't appreciate that but will keep this in mind for future reference as this is not the first time this has happened to me. Enjoy their yummy Libanese freshness

Food was great and fairly priced! The customer service was very good. This restaurant reminds me of…read moreold times and it has a cozy vibe.

I went there yesterday craving pizza as I was about to pay at the Register after passing my order…read morethat they already had heated up they were telling that they don't accept credit cards so basically couldn't get it and had to go elsewhere to get some food instead .

The restaurant that offers meditereaneen cuisine is on Lachine Main Street where restaurant and…read morebusinesses come to die. the restaurant is narrow and long. the chef from Maroc cooks in a tiny open kitchen at the end of the room. Good choice of meat. Beef, lamb, chicken and schrimps beautifully presented on a wooden plate. very fresh Great service Parking easy on the street. The chef is very friendly