Food was great and fairly priced! The customer service was very good. This restaurant reminds me of old 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 that 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 . read more

Super cool!!!!!!/ Merveilleux!!!shisha available, Apple, sex 66, etc!!! Huges TV screen with live European soccer championships!!! Cool terrasse!! View on beautiful Cote de Neige street crowded with walking students!!! read more

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A little pizza/pita place that also sells a wide array of middle eastern pastries. They sell pizzas at very low prices, maybe around 3 doars for a decent sized slice with tax included, and theyre open late, which is the main draw. The pizza varieties include cheese and pepperoni (i believe halal?), all dressed, veggie, mexican, and chicken. I've tried all except the cheese and pepperoni. The only one that's decent is the mexican, and the chicken (though it's a bit dry). The others are in severe need of a more flavourful sauce and just more salt in general. The mexican pizza has a decent amount of flavour. They do offer to warm the pizza for you, though sometimes it comes out lukewarm anyway. If you get a fresh slice it's not a bad deal. They take debit or cash only. The service is overall pretty friendly. It's not the best pizza by a long shot but if you're in the area and looking for cheap eats it's not a bad bet. read more

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This place is delicious and affordable. It's basically a halal bakery that sells manakish and sandwiches, as well as Amir-like food and trios. Been here a couple of times including yesterday and got 12 deliciously fresh mini pizzas (great idea for a potluck) and 2 fully loaded spicy beef kafta manakish (with olives, garlic sauce, etc) all for $13.55. You won't get that from Altaib or Aroush! If you're near the Snowdon/Universite de MTL area, it's a must-try!! read more

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I like this place because it's next to the Université de Montréal and Cote-des-Neiges metro station, plus they stay open late. It's perfect for after-class dating. Microeconomie ends at 7pm. You walk out with that sweet classmate of yours, and be like : ''Hey, wanna eat something maybe ?'' Well, there's no disageement possible about where to go... you just head up to Al-Amine because half the place is fresh bakery/pastry/pizza and other half is juicy chicken/beef sandwiches or plates. read more

Al-Amine - Bakeries Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

I'm a little surprised at the current 3 star rating, as I was quite impressed with a few things specifically. In fact I'm eating the rest of my incredible date puree filled galette (danish) now. Even several days past when I bought the super soft, plump and fresh bag of 5 for $3.50. I just knew by looking - these sesame seeded stuffed star shaped sweet rolls would be a treat. I ate one whole after my chicken Shish Taouk pita on the way home. I could not resist it. OK, as for my other pre-dinner snack. Let's just say that the spinning thick chicken breasts, caught my eye on the spit. The chicken pita (4.35) was one of the best I'd ever had, fresh chopped lettuce, seasoned onions, an excellent uniquely potent garlic mayo, I tasted a hint of lemon flavour that merged perfectly with the marinated chicken. Good quality, great tasting. One other notable, was the friendly gentleman behind the counter was stirring and shaping the stunningly fresh looking rice while chatting with a regular patron, who'd been coming for many years. Both good signs. Not to get overly excited about the rice trays, but the were full and inviting, even in the late afternoon, when you might expect them to be bare, dry and/or just overtired. The more I recall and write, I am tempted to give a 5, but I'll refrain until I try one more time to confirm that my findings weren't just a mirage of eating pleasure...and admit to myself that there are other top notch pita sandwiches other than...well you know the one on Crescent St. read more

Some of the staff who serve aren't attentive and you have to repeat yourself several times to remind them of what you asked - language in either French or English isn't their forte. I don't recommend the pita shawarmas or pita taouks- they don't have much flavour and the vegetable ingredients weren't very fresh looking either. Their full-plate menus are generous but too cooked and mushy in consistency. I really don't recommend their pizza either it's very plain and low quality. Which leaves only their baked goods to try (pita zaatar, lahmajouns... etc.) and they're ok. read more

I am a UdeM student and this is just a right place. They give good quantity and quality foods with a reasonable price. Specially when you are at your midterm or final and you don't have time to cook nor bring your foods. You call for a delivery for a Mixed Plat under 15$. And you will feel happy. Recommended to try this place at least once if you study near by. read more

The entire middle east under one roof ! Al-Amine is a big fast food type restaurant that is located in the heart of the cote des neiges area.. You can find charcoal grillades, shish taouk/shawarma, pizza, mini pizza, breads, desserts and sweets. The staff is friendly and nice, they are open till late at nights, their grillades are tasty and meat is so juicy n tender ! We ordered one sandwich to share and after a bite we decided to order a second one because of its amazing taste .. Will definately visit again when in the area read more

There pizza is great and fast delivery and there traditional Lebanese food is amazing and not expensive at all plus location is great for pick up also , metro is right there and access to cote des neige makes it easier to get there but all around food is great read more

Well, I've been here twice now, and I can say a couple things. 1. Their food is cheap, doughy and plentiful. 2. Their hummus is quite weird, but not bad. 3. If you speak English, some of the staff members will demand you speak in French. Not ask, mind you - demand. I actually got so flustered by one particularly cranky guy that I started trying to speak Spanish instead. And I don't even speak Spanish. Summary: I don't think I'd go out of my way to visit this place. If I just happened to be walking by and I was hungry maybe I'd grab something. Otherwise, no. read more

Ordered their mexican pizza with my family. Was made fresh, tasty and fresh ingredients and friendly staff. They also sell many other middle eastern treats that I'll need to try out next time. A÷÷÷÷ Definitely worth trying. read more

This place is used to be a bakery but now offers a variety of food and Eastern pastries. The food is reasonable and tasty. Sometimes you can taste over use of oil. There are vegan and vegetarian options (essentially felafel with a mixture of vegetables and legumes). The price is affordable and set in a level for students. read more

The price is relatively low, but the taste is just so so. I think the pizza is a bit salty, the shrimp pancake is not salty but a bit too soft to me. read more

Al-Amine - Bakeries Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

If you want cheap and filling food then this is the place for you. I usually go for the shish taouk plater as all the components are well cooked and seasoned. I would definitely recommend this place to any student nearby. read more

Prices are very reasonable compare to other money hungry Middle Eastern grocery stores, and bakery's, like you know who. I've been going there for years. I enjoy their in house daily specials, and pizza's. A must place to go to, right next to the Cote des neiges metro station. read more

Well, it ain't as great as it used to be. Since my schedule makes it so that I mostly go here about half an hour before closing, it basically ensures that they've saved the worst for last. It's best to go much earlier in the day while ingredients are still fresh. But man, I've gotten some serious dirt sandwiches when ordering falafel here 15 minutes before closing. My friends are often treated to the last morose, burnt slices of pizza at night. Also my favourite item - zaatars - are rarely available at night for some reason, which makes me a sad vegan. I'll still ask the staff, "Kaifa haluka?" when they serve me but these days - depending on if it is even daytime, anyway - I'm almost scared of the answer. You will still fart all day if you eat anything from here. That is still, of course, almost universally true of Lebanese food. read more

Had the shish taouk. It was not very big, did not have a lot of the pickled veggies and the sauce tasted more like mayonnaise than yogurt. Very disappointing. read more

hi iam david iam ordering from al-mine for about ten years i love all there food i love there chicken plates and the chicken and philminon brochettes and there grill chicken and al-mine is very cheap in price thanks david hersh read more