At first I was a little surprised to see an old school Kosher butcher and deli in a shopping mall…read morebut as soon as I walked in I realized this place was special. The quality of the meat was second to none and the takeout and deli was delicious. Try the general tsao Chinese chicken and the old fashioned smoked turkey. Out of this world. The knishes are made in-house and they have their own homemade hummus and moroccan salads. The pulled beef was a hit at my Sunday brunch and the kosher bacon was a pleasant surprise! You can't go wrong - there's a reason this place is still around after 60+ years.

I voyaged to canada a few weeks ago and stumbled upon this gem…read more Everything is made/smoked/prepared in house, and all of their meats are top notch. Off the top of my head: Pastrami was amazing. Hot Dogs were really good. Steaks were top notch. Don't be afraid to combine all three of those meats into what I refer to as the Pastramisteakdog... yeah... it's good. I typically don't rate non-restaurant shops, but this deli was out of the ordinary.

Great smoked meat sandwich!…read more Honestly my first thought was to compare this sandwich to the many pastrami sandwiches I've had in NYC but that would be comparing apples to oranges. Even Schwartz will tell you it's not the same product although it is very similar. Both institutions cure, spice, smoke and steam the meat but that's where the similarities end. Although I don't know for sure, I've heard the cut of meat is different. Katz uses a naval cut, which is noticeably fattier and juicy. Schwartz's smoked meat doesn't lack in fattiness but it's far less fatty and juicy. Another fact on the first bite is -the flavor. Katz's flavor profile on the pastrami is a knockout punch while Schwartz delivers a jab. Schwartz's smoked meat delivers a different flavor profile all together. That's not to say Schwartz isn't great because it's half the price on Katz essentially and you don't have to tip your slicer here. That's not to say Schwartz doesn't bring their own brand of chaos. On my way out the slicer shouted he'd serve no one until the line was straightened out to his liking. LOL. It's all good though, that line was a mess and Sometimes tourists need a stern talking to. I'd get in a straight line for sure for this sandwich! I got my sandwich from the takeout next door versus waiting for table service. The line was 20 deep at 3pm and I just didn't have the patience on a drizzling afternoon. I'd revisit for another one of these smoked meat sandwiches.

Schwartz is a small deli with a lot of history, and I love places like this where you can sit right…read moreat the counter. The service there was great, and it had that classic old-school deli atmosphere. I hadn't had a pastrami sandwich in a while, and while this one was very good, I wouldn't personally call it great. I found the meat a little dry, but adding coleslaw and a pickle definitely helped. I also tried their classic black cherry soda, which was excellent. If I'm comparing it to places like Langer's or Katz's, I'd probably rank Schwartz below both of them. I think Katz has better pastrami with more fat and a juicier texture overall, and Langer's #19 is still my favorite deli sandwich because you're getting more ingredients and flavors than just pastrami and mustard. Overall though, Schwartz is definitely worth checking out. You probably won't be blown away, but it's still a really solid experience with a lot of character.

Love love love this hidden Gem!!! We always knew about this…read moreplace since our families use to get catering and orders from here all the time for the holidays! They are known for jewish and kosher deli products. They've got lots of delicious favourites The staff here is super friendly and caring! They have the best babaganoush in all of Montreal and surrounding areas for realll! They even got Half sour nathan's pickles Everything here is super fresh and yummy I can't recommend them enough. Everytime we call they take the time to answer and make sure what we want is in stock! We call ahead before driving since it's a lil drive but nonetheless they actually answer and call us back to make sure they have what we're looking for. The place is very clean and lots of delicious specialties. It's a mix they got a fresh bakery on one side and then ready to eat meals all over the store ans even packaged items in the middle and throughout the store. Overall, wonderful place Amazing and caring staff great service and great items for any holiday event Cheers

Been going here for years and I will NEVER go again!!! Rude manager and staff, food dry, bland and…read moreitems were missing or or not properly cooked in a very expensive catering order. Manager, didn't care and kept putting the blame on everyone but his business! Kept telling me it was basically my problem because it's Passover time and they're busy. When you're in the store you they are very slow...5 people ahead of me at the 2 open cash registers and I waited 45 mins to get served!!!! Do yourself a favour and go ANYWHERE ELSE!!!

Place is closed. Don't try to go here. They're out of business. Don't even try. We took the metro…read moreand found it empty.

Good prices - friendly people. Inside he McGill Chabad house. Easily the most convenient kosher…read moreoption if you are staying in a downtown hotel.

After a morning of shopping, Pooh and I came here for lunch…read more We sat on the terrace since the sun was shining. The atmosphere was very casual and the service was friendly. We wanted a Margarita to start but there was no bar service so we had a pint of Rickard's Red. For lunch I ordered a chicken wrap and Pooh ordered the Moe's burger My wrap was warm; the chicken was tender and the mayonnaise aioli was delicious. The fries were crispy and reminded me of a chip wagon! Pooh's burger was very tasty and juicy; it had a bbq flavour. He enjoyed his fries too I took off one star because there was no cocktails

Amazing smoked meat sandwiches and escargot. We will happily come back on our next trip to the area.read more

Good kosher food is hard to find in Canada. It's near impossible in Toronto, let alone Ontario…read more I've found one can find good Kosher food in Ottawa, but Montreal is a whole different ball game. Last time I was at Chez Benny was about 6 years ago and I'm still thinking about their Shawarma in a Laffa. I couldn't finish it and I sure as hell wanted to. Mind you, I did have a fantastic lunch for the next day. I'd put it on par with Doctor Laffa in Toronto. But it is delightful to know that there is a great option the next time I travel to Montreal (which I am severely due for). It seems from their website that they have upgraded since I have been there. Can't wait to go again!

I was dragged here by a friends with dietary restrictions. I was pretty excited to get some falafel…read morebut was unfortunately let down. The highlight was the falafel itself. It was tasty and made with green chickpeas which was nice for a change. Everything else was underwhelming. The pitas come straight from a bag without being warmed up. The salads were put in first and the falafel on top so after a few bites, all you have left is salad. Some of the salads were so salty that I couldn't eat it. Compared to other falafel I've had, it was pretty bad. It is overpriced for what it is but I was explained that this is the norm for kosher restaurants. I would not return to this restaurant.

On our 5 day trip to Montreal, we stopped here twice. The smoked meat sandwiches were great, the…read morerye bread was perfect, and while I'm not usually a mayo on beef fan, the garlic mayo was fantastic. We also got poutine which was just so-so. It's as if they offer it because everyone is supposed to serve it in Montreal. (I need to see if it's on the menu at Tim Hortons.) I also had the chopped liver, which was perhaps the best since my bubba died. For those who complain about the quantity of meat vs price, a couple of things to consider. First, 4 ounces is a perfectly respectable sandwich. If you need more than that, go to the states. Second, this is actually a kosher deli, not just kosher "style." That means prices are going to be higher. Part of that is the mechanics of supply and demand. Part of it is due to the structures of what qualifies as kosher meat. If you don't like it, eat treyf.

Delicious food dudes in there are cool .ordered a chicken sandwich which was great . Had the…read moretenders and Spanish rice ( rice was perfect full of flavor) tenders were awesome dipped em in jalapeño dip. I'm definitely going back for more.

We were in Montreal and looking for a great lunch place and found Ruben's. The smoked beef brisket…read morewas amazing, so I inquired about bringing it home to Florida. Our waiter Gustavo was the best, helpful and attentive! Chad at the front was happy to help me pick out a piece already shrink wrapped for travel. The ambiance and the 2 servers gave us a first class experience at Ruben's, run to this place. I highly recommend it!

Loved the smoked meat! They offer multiple sizes which was perfect for our group. Service was great.read more

This is the first kosher supermarket i went to when i worked.Their selection on all sorts of…read moreproducts is great and if your not sure where something is the staff direct you the right aisle. It's where i got to get some great unique spices , sweets and so much more.

Fantastic kosher (heimishe) market. Check out the circular and the display shelf at front for great…read moredeals. They also stock the big Heimishe crispy challahs stacked one on top of each other. I wish we could find those in Los Angeles.

Excellent challah bread Cheese danish…read morePerogi Patato pancakes, a must. All excellent! Cannot wait to go back!

Ordered from NYC for a shiva and they were awesome! Quick and easy over the phone, sent a beautiful…read moredessert platter plus fresh fruits and nuts. Cost less than we asked for. Highly recommend!