Was walking down crescent street and noticed this new place. Bright clean and welcoming…read more This is a new fresh,clean Mediterranean restaurant. The owner and his staff of welcoming and friendly and are there to explain the menu and even gave us some sample to try. First dish was the hummus. It reminded me when I was back touring the Middle East. The hummus was so fresh and you can taste the ingredients with a hint of lemon juice. It was so good we order another one. Second dish Muhuhammara This is a dish with garlic, pepper, walnuts and outlive oil. This was a hit. I could not believe how good it tasted and how fresh it tatsted Third Roasted cauliflower This is one of my favorite things to eat and they did it perfectly. Roasted and seasoned just the way I like it. They put a touch of tahini on top. I would of gotten more but they sold out. 4th dish Grilled chicken in lemon Usually the chicken is dry. Not here it was supper moist and the Lemmon sauce was right on point. Not to overpowering. It blended well with all the spicies. This is a must try if you like Mediterranean food. not only is the food amazing the staff go out of the way to make you feel welcome

Had the best lunch here! The person behind the counter explained the menu to us and we shared five…read moredishes. Soooooo good. The tiger shrimp and couscous was to die for. Super fresh hummus and this red pepper walnut dip which was to die for. I was so full at the end. The only dish I didn't love was the tabbouleh.

This a fast food spots that can get busy. We ordered a bunch of items…read more The dips are a good portion and quite good. The sujuck sandwich didn't pack a punch which one expects I suppose. The setup is nice and clean. Friends who are from the region commented the items they ordered are authentic so worth a try if you are craving a fix.

Whoa! What a treat!! The fresh pita bread, zaatar bread, lebne, and egg dishes provide for an…read moreelevated breakfast experience. The atmosphere is also on the nicer side with indoor and outdoor seating areas, perfect for groups or people watching. I'm looking forward to trying the sandwiches at my next visit. The one thing that is okay and could be better is the tea and coffee options. But, great overall!

One of the best pizza's I have ever eaten. I'd recommend this place to anyone. It's located just…read moreunder Simmon's.

Thank god this place exists. I recently starting working nearby and on the weekends every single…read morefood place closes around 5-6pm except Chez Fourna! Cheap, delicious, warm, filling, and reliable.

I came here for dinner on a weekday evening and the restaurant was really busy. The atmosphere is…read morevery nice and intimate. The entire restaurant is well decorated. Service was quick and really good as well! The menu was broken down into three parts - small appetizers, larger sharing plates and main entrees. My friends and I got a few different plates to share. My favourite was their fries and garlic (toum) sauce. The chicken was probably my second favourite. The food is good but nothing to write home about. The falafel was abit hard and overcooked. Overall, would come for the vibes and service but not so much the food.

Upscale mediteranian food is always tricky for me because its always pretty good but so is the…read morecheper steat Mediteranian as well. We endded up getting the roasted eggplant which had homemade chips on top, and a creamy white sauce. It was nicely cooked to the point where you could cleanly cut through the eggplant skin with just your fork and the mix of sauce and chips added a nice flavor and texture. It was on the pricy side but if that is what you are going for, it is a good option. The staff is friendly and were quick with waters. In general it seems like a good spot for a nice date.

Very good food options for veggie people. Lots of healthy green salads. And hot veggie options…read more Don't remember the name of mix veggie with rice thing. But the tabouleh salad and bean salad taste really good. Lady behind the counter was very helpful with explaining what's everything. And the restaurant has a vintage kitchen vibe to it with lamps and lights made out of utensils. Very kitschy!

Wow this place was disgusting, don't trust the google reviews, my god. Food was cold, service was…read moredismissive. Ambience wasn't great. Basically all empty and on top of all of that the price was too high. I think they got their friends to give them a bunch of review.,

Tried this restaurant based on friends' recommendations and saw that it was highly rated on Yelp…read more Good pita bread. Why they put it in plastic bags on the table is a mystery and not especially classy. Very little explanation that everything is served family style. If I wanted family style dining, I would have stayed home and cooked. We had a pricey vegetarian appetizer plate where most of the foods tasted too vinegary or garlicky. The eggplant salad tasted more of onion than eggplant. The fish was pretty good but by the time it finally came, I wasn't hungry anymore. The rice had no flavour and the fries, although nicely crisp also were tasteless. The taste I had of my partner's chocolate cake was good but cold in the middle as if it wasn't fully defrosted. The service was friendly yet not attentive. We had to ask for soda twice before it came. The constant reel of what I think was Lebanese music videos projected on the wall were a visually loud distraction from the overall lack of ambiance. The happy birthday music they play was fun, but we're not coming back.

All the food we had was delicious! The shis kabob is…read moreabsolutely amazing! Highly recommend

Great brunch we enjoyed in Montreal. We were talen there by our local friends who really know good…read moreLebanese cuisine.

We came here for Sunday brunch…read more There's no reservations and the place is very small, they give you a number and you wait until they call you. We waited for about 30 mins and we were seated. The place is very small that the tables are all so close to each other, you can clearly hear other ppls conservation, it's very loud and there's also alot of families with kids If you are looking to go somewhere quit to eat brunch this is not the place to go. When you seat down they give you tea, the tea wasn't to my liking at all. They don't offer glasses of water so we got bottle of water? They also give you complimentary plate of olives, turnip, cucumber and tomatoes. We ordered the spicy cheese and zahtaar sage, that was very good, I think it was my favorite. It was very big and came on a board. We also got the professor lebneh, the tahini foul and the meat egg, they were okay nothing especially, the tahini foul was lemony, I felt like there was just too much lemon in there. Will I go back I don't know, this is not a place you would go every week, it's a once a few months vibes