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.

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

I dunno how he does it! It one of the best Pita's I have ever experienced!…read more It is inespensive and delicious! The small entrance way makes it easy to miss however. If you want a cheap good sandwich for lunch this is probably the best place for it!

Wow, fresh & delicious made from scratch. Great price, biggest pita in town. Staff is very…read morefriendly. Justeat.ca for orders.

Amazing food with wonderful service! My friend and I snagged the last open bar seats and boy was it…read morea great experience. The bartender was super knowledgeable on the food and cocktails, he really made everyone feel comfortable! The food came out quickly and was delicious. Definitely give this place a go! I will say it gets pretty busy with a smaller indoor dinning area but I would definitely say worth the wait! They had some covered outdoor seating but unsure if it was open.

If I could break the 5 star scale, I would with Hayat! I did the tasting menu with a couple of…read morefriends, 100% worth it! Come hungry because they Bring out the variety of Dishes off their main menu. They started off with a bunch of their dips. All of them were super delicious I could make a meal out of just eating that. The brought out generous portions of meat, but my favorite was the chicken. The presentation of everything was beautiful too. They had a DJ there who was FANTASTIC the vibe was so fun, a little jazzy but upbeat and mixed so nicely. The service is paced a little slow but you need the time to make sure to eat everything. I plan on coming back here!

I figure it's only fitting, I should write the first review of their new express location, since I…read moredid for their original location as well. From the look of it they are focusing on their very popular (and for good reason) sandwich wraps with a variety of fillings. As I thought they have a well thought out list of sandwiches, wrapped in their fabulous manoushe (Middle Eastern flatbread) fresh dough wrap. The baked falafel is a standout as it is not only baked but smashed before baking and then double baked on location for some serious extra warmth and comfort going down. They also have Zaatar and cheese as another non-meat option. I had tried their chicken wrap prior, so I know why it's now considered famous. They also have a thinly sliced smoked meat and authentic Lebanese desserts and boxes of imported baklava which is beyond refined and delicious. It's hard to stop once you've had one piece so take the rest home a spread it over a few days of sweet goodness with your tea or coffee. You can boost your meal as a trio with either cheese potatoes or salad and a soft drink or fruit juice for $5. The ambiance is airy and fresh with a very high ceiling and a mezzanine level. One entire exposed brick wall gives the space a mixed feel and the art adds to the overall look and feel - a bit Old Montreal gallery-like. If you know that the name of their restaurant means in the oven in English, you'll know that the carbs surrounding these fillings are well worth the calories. The owner's hospitality is beyond measure as a bonus, so see you again soon, to continue doing some serious sandwiching. I heard they have a new south shore option on Tachereau in La Praire. Good to know and lucky for the 'southshorers'!

Food garlic sauce is the best here…read more Service made with love Ambiance = nobody really was there but they were kind

This is my go to Lebanese fast food joint now. I love the option of not having my wrap on pita but…read moreon Saj. It's a thin crepe like bread that is flaky and crispy after they heat it up. The Creation Ultime on Saj bread is the bomb. They put potatoes, eggplant, and all the other veggies with chicken. Hint: put garlic, hummus AND spicy sauce for an explosion of flavour. Great veggie only options as well.

I've been to this Basha twice…read more A HUGE part of a restaurant is customer service, something that was lacking, which is disheartening because the restaurant was empty and not exactly packed. The food is not the quality I would expect from other Basha restaurants that I have visited. The hummus was expired the first time around. It wasn't smelling bad or almost going bad, it was clearly expired. The potatoes were extremely salted and deep fried too much, they were almost unrecognizable. The pita bread used to hold the sandwich was breaking apart, not due to the sauce, but I suspect due to how old it is. If you are looking for a shawarma / shish taouk restaurant. I highly recommend going somewhere else.