We were debating between this spot and Moe's Delicatessen, but decided to try something new especially since this place is related to Smoke Meat Pete. Same kind of setup when you walk in: order at the counter, grab a seat, and they bring your food over. Super easy. Prices are pretty standard for smoked meat sandwiches around $13, and for two of us it came to about $50 (everything is mostly à la carte unless you go for a trio, similar to Pete's). The vibe is great fun decor, loads of Marilyn Monroe, and the staff were really nice and welcoming. Food-wise, everything hit the spot overall and I'd definitely go back. Only thing for me was the poutine -- I wasn't fully sold on the cheese they use. Also noticed the coleslaw portion was a bit small (and I've seen others mention that too). Still, solid West Island spot if you're craving smoked meat and want to switch it up from the usual places. read more

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They need help... They don't seem to know what they are doing. We actually worried whether or not we would be ill after eating 1/2 of a club sandwich + oily fries The service was fast, but food was scary. read more

Montreal is the world capital of smoked meat. No one dares debate this fact. However, even in the smoked meat capital of the world, there are different grades of smoked meat. You cn settle for low budget diners and have-all restaurants that go cheap and offer Lesters which tastes, feels, and looks like it was injected with formaldehyde or you can experience smoked meat the way it was supposed to be. Montreal offers no shortage of classic smoked meat joints. Delibees is one that really stands out. Leave Schwartzs for the tourists. If you want insanely good meat that doesnt require you to wait an hour in line around the block, then check out this hidden diamond in the rough in the Valois Village in Pointe Claire. This place has two locations connected each other: a dingy dive bar (not the good kind) and the diner side. Food is the same but youre better off entering the deli. This meat is unbelievable: juicy, tender, and full of flavour. Ive yet to have a bad experience at this place. While another unnamed west island smoked meat hub has gotten progressively more expensive over the years with a slight downtrend in quality to accompany it, Delibees has managed to hold its own. Every Montrealer, especially west islanders, owe it to themselves to try this place out. read more

A nice throwback: nostalgic decor, wooden benches, unpretentious space, even an old plastic Shriners donation box in the shape of a crippled kid. Kitchen shared with the tavern next door, which slowed our service, forgivably under the circumstances (we came off-peak hours). But the food is good. We had the Mayfair special named for the adjacent tavern (all dressed hot dogs and your choice of potatoes; I chose latkes). My youthful companion had a toasted Montreal bagel with cream cheese and smoked salmon. No capers, which disappointed, but still tasty. And the Shirley Temple was well done. Unfortunately, they presented the bill without a pretax subtotal, and does not provide credit card stubs with a tip line; bring a calculator. read more

Something has happened. Delibee used to be a great place for the traditional Montreal smoked meat and fries but the last few times we've ordered take-out - the quality has been sub-par and the fries went beyond good old fashioned slightly greasy fries to some sort of grease soaked potato substance. We haven't given up on them but it will be a while before we order again. Hopefully, this is a temporary glitch in quality. read more

Just found out about this place through this app. Great cozy little deli in this cute little neighborhood. Very charming. Tried their smoked meat platter which had the best crispy fries ever. Mium Mium everything. Will definitely be back instead of going all the way to Ile Perrot. read more

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Small and dated look. Guess it's part of their charm? Service was good but Meh. One and done for me.

In Highschool I used to go here quite often for lunch. They have good french fries and subs, also their smoke meat sandwich is pretty hype too. I was able to afford going to this place when I was in Highschool so you know the prices are good. If you go for lunch during he week expect to see a lot of kids from the local Highschool. read more

Pleasantly surprised by this place. The smoked meat was juicy and delicious. Very comparable to Schwartz's and the main. Worth the trip!

One of the best smoke meat sandwiches in Montreal. The fries are also great. Perhaps only Pete's Smoke Meat on île Perrot is better. Both in my opinion put Schwartz's to shame. It s a small restaurant so it files up over the lunch hour. read more

Your review helps others learn about great local businesses. I enjoy the Montreal standard that is Schwartz but I'm sorry Delibee's is a cut above, the smokiness, the tenderness, the taste. So good. Don't expect that watery generic mushy type smoked meat people think is real "Montreal" smoked meat like you get at casse croutes throughout the city, this is the real deal along with Schwartz. Their fries, hand cut red potatoes are top notch as well. Please don't review this business if you received a freebie for writing this review, or if you're connected in any way to the owner or employees. read more

Not as good as it used to be. Salty and dry... I took the medium smoke meat and it was very dry, so i wonder how the lean would me. The place has a nostalgic feel to it... But they really have to get their act together. Based on my last meal, i think you can get better smoke meat at any other fast food joint. read more

Around six years ago my friend and I were walking home late at night. We entered Delibee's for a snack to go, but the owner or manager told us he had just closed. As we walked away he asked what we would have ordered, to which we said fries. So he made us fries, on the house, and we ate them on our way back home. This memory flashed back to me today and I wanted to let this person know we still remember it, and thank you again. read more

Way overpriced for the size of sandwich served. Including taxes 12$ for a TINY sandwich and home fries. And if you order lean the "owner/cook" will give you end pieces or the shavings. If you order the "special" they add a canned drink, coleslaw and pickle for 17.50$ tax incl. Similar smoke meat places will give you TWICE the amount for the prices they are charging. Amazing they are still open... read more