Excellents produits, tout est fait maison. Le propriétaire connait ses ingrédients. Je dois…read moremanger sans gluten et j'avais beaucoup de choix. Je le recommande.

Very delicious and fresh Lebanese food. The staff is accommodating and friendly. I enjoyed the cous…read morecous in the tabbouleh. My husband and I got the vegetarian plate for a small lunch and the falafel was very deliciously crispy.

It's Lebanese in what seems to be a partial food desert. The portion size is really nice. The…read moreprice is good. The staff is knowledgeable and was helpful in putting together a vegan meal. (Given that there isn't a menu, this was exceptionally useful) We took it to go, so I can't say much about the restaurant itself. The food came out quickly so we were on our way without having much time to look around. Totally enjoyable and mostly authentic.

Ate there last night, but will not be going back. The place is filthy, I couldn't believe what I…read moresaw while I was waiting in line. Dirty, dusty floor, greasy, paper and napkins on the floor, all in plain sight, imagine what the kitchen must look like. They could use a course on customer service, very dissatisfied.

My wife and I don't know anything about Lebanese food, but the staff was friendly, and helped us…read moreunderstand the menu. The food was delicious! Fresh salads, warm garlicky pitas, and grilled lamb and chicken. The only minor criticism we would have is that they were a little heavy-handed for our tastes with the garlic aioli on my wife's dish. Other than that the food was amazing. We'll definitely be back on our next visit to Cowansville.

Got around to trying the (not as) new (at this point) Zaytoona restaurant in South Burlington…read more Don't let the hidden shopping plaza location fool you, Zaytoona is a real gem. Everything we had was delicious and even the picky eaters (grandpa/kids) found something they like. The owners/chefs at Zaytoona come from Jordan and Yemen I believe and the cuisine is an eclectic and unique mix of middle eastern food with some of the classics like kebabs, shawarma, falafel, lentil soup, and Kafta. My kids actually loved the lentil soup, but our fav. pre-main was the Muhammara although I wish they had given more pita bread to match the amount of sauce that comes with it. We tried the fatoush and rocca salads and while both were good, we preferred the latter. For mains we shared the mixed lamb and beef shawarma, lamb shish kabab (we had wanted to try the special slow cooked lamb shank but they were all out and the waiter said the shish kebab was just as good), and the fries. Everything was tasty and fairly priced. For deserts we shared the saffron cake, mango coconut like pudding, and my fav, the kunafa. The latter reminded me of a very crispy, perfect blend of salt and sweet mozzarella stick and was so so good. The pomegranate lemonade helped wash it down and I liked the tangy sourness of it. Our kids enjoyed the special mango drink. Service was prompt here and staff were friendly. The ambiance was great here and seating area is more upscale than I expected. Glad that this place exists in the Burlington area and I would love to come back.

This lovely place is tucked away behind the blue mall. The decor is pleasant and the seating ample…read morewith plenty of room and armless chairs for larger folks. The staff are friendly and welcoming. He was happy to explain anything on the menu. I had arayes (sp?) and my spouse had chicken shawarma. I also splurged a bit on pomegranate lemonade which was super refreshing on a hot day. Bathroom was very clean and accessible. The food was superb. Please go here. It's wonderful.

First time coming today. It's a really small and quaint place and very welcoming. We ordered the…read moreMezze Sample Platter and it was vegan minus the Labneh (cheese). The pita bread is warm and fresh and nothing like I've ever tried before. There is no meat here which is amazing! The Shawarma Cauliflower is incredible too! Highly recommend giving this place a shot! Can't wait to go back!

Aladdin is definitely on the pricer end for Middle Eastern food but it was overall good. My…read morefavorite was their pita bread and Baba Ghaniuj. The potato kibbeh was too salty for my liking. I would NOT recommend their saffron rice, it was mushy and underflavored. The interior is small. They had 4 small tables so I would recommend this more for a to-go place. Lots of parking in front of the restaurant! Customer service is a 2/5. There was only one person working and he was very rude. Middle Eastern Salad w/ Falafel ($17.85) Trio combo with Moussaka Eggplant, Saffron rice, Hummus ($24.88) Potato Kibbeh (5 piece/$9.99) Baba Ghaniuj (small $9.40) Pita bread ($2.59/piece)

Top 5 dining experience of my life! We started with the fattoush, which turned my salad-hating…read morehusband into a believer. We followed that up with the batata harra, which were spicy, acidic, crispy little morsels of perfection. We rounded out the meal with the lamb and hummus dish, along with the filet mignon and little pickled peppers. Everything was perfection. Beyond the amazing food, the restaurant itself was beautiful and service was friendly, attentive, but never intrusive or annoying. These guys are doing everything right. I don't know when I'll be back in Montreal, but I can promise I will be right back here when that happens.

This was my first time having Syrian food but was told this is one of the best restaurants in…read moreMontreal. We came here for lunch. I will say that the online reservation system was confusing. It made it look like we could only do a tasting menu but in reality, you can also choose not to. The two main dishes that stood out to me was he chef's mezzas. It comes with 4 small dishes or dips, and they were all amazing in their own ways. The other dish reminded me of a shakshuka. Our waitress was nice but I think she had to large of a section. She could definitely use lot help. Was Damas good? Yes. Is it the best restaurant in Montreal, I don't think so.

We snagged a reservation for Saturday evening the day before for 5 pm for our anniversary. The…read moredecor is trendy and the atmosphere and ambiance are lively. We had Mara for our server and you could tell she truly loves everything about the food there. For cocktails we ordered Mint and Honey, and Homa. The Mint and Honey had gin, lemon juice, honey, and labne. I never thought milk and lemon juice would mix, but it worked surprisingly well. The cocktails were definitely original but not something I would order seconds of. For mezze, we ordered half the menu. The lamb sausage crackers are kind of like ground lamb between two thin pitas that are then toasted. The local credited came with cucumber, radishes, and cherry tomatos. The muhammara was the star of the show, the punchy red people puree with curry, divine. The baba ganoush was also excellent but not much eggplant taste if you like that. The kale salad was lightly dressed with a creamy dressing, with crispy and very crunchy quinoa that ser it apart. The sugar snap peas were perfectly cooked. Seared halloumi was a crowd pleaser and must be ordered. The potato latkes were the surprising dark horse, crunch flavorful, but the jalapeño lahbne was amazing with it. The octopus had great flavors added and was very tender. There was a slightly fishy taste to it though. The lamejun is like pizza, on which the burrata was amazing. They brought a candle - lit baklava for dessert, a very sweet ending to our dinner. Love this food!

Tried giving honey road another shot after a poor experience as a regular customer last time…read more... Unfortunately, not much better of an experience this time. Service was good, attentive, didn't make us feel rushed. However, what are we doing with the pricing? One overly crispy potato latke (like only hard extremely crunchy potato in the entire ONE latke) that cost $16 lol ... I have to laugh. You must be kidding me. It was probably 1/4 of a potato with a nice yogurt like topping and some fermented turmeric diced cauliflower. But that ONE, SMALL, latke $16??? Pretty awful. Do better. I'm so sad this is what's happening with this restaurant... please, at least give your customers a reasonably fair serving size if you're going to charge such exorbitant amounts. A new dish, a red pepper flatbread with burrata and tomato and basil. Very good. Again, extremely over priced. The size of one medium piece of naan bread with nice toppings and it cost $24. I beg to differ. These are all snacks and some are snacks for mouse sized humans, so tiny (referring to latke) I truly don't understand. I will reiterate, food quality is good and food always seems fresh. That's about all I can continue to confirm/say positive from my last two experiences over the last 3-5 months. I am sad.

This place was FANTASTIC! So delicious! Fresh and hot and so, so tasty! Friendly service, clean…read moredining room, inexpensive, large portions of yummy food - we will definitely he back!

I got the vegetarian platter. Portion was big and the food quality was good. Possibly the owner's…read moreson waited on me. He was friendly and spoke english to help with the menu and ask what I was doing in Sherbrooke. Complimentary Mshabak honey drenched doughnut type dessert was given. Place was clean with Lebanese music playing lightly in the background. Definitely worth the stop.

I almost gave up, trying to find them. They ended up being inside the grocery store, on the second…read morefloor. The front door of this grocery store was closed. After I went around to the parking lot and entered through the back entrance, I was able to find the staircase to go upstairs. once upstairs, can't miss them. The menu is posted on to televisions, and the prices are quite reasonable. They take credit cards, and mobile wallet. Food was delicious and service was great. I can't wait to come back here. Ambience is what you would expect in a food court of a grocery store.