Been coming to the original Boustan for years. Their shawarma is always on point. Grabbed a late dinner, and the house red actually paired surprisingly well with the spices. A solid spot.

The bar area is really cozy, perfect for a quiet drink. The staff were friendly without being overbearing. I appreciated that they checked in just enough to make sure everything was okay.

The knafeh was the star. That crispy cheese pastry with the syrup, and the black mint tea cut right through the sweetness. Just the right way to finish.

The prosciutto pizza slice was spot on. Tomato sauce had a nice balance, not overly sweet. Toppings tasted really fresh. A solid slice.

The bagels are solid. Fresh, good chew. But the sandwich options are pretty limited. I had the classic lox, it was fine. Prices feel a bit high for the portion size. Good for a quick bite if you&#39;re nearby.

The poutine is the reason I keep coming back. The gravy is rich and the cheese curds are generous. The fries have this unique, slightly sweet taste to them that really works. It&#39;s a solid take on a classic.

The tuna tostada was so fresh, and the shrimp ceviche had a nice kick to it. The whole vibe in there is just really chill, with those big windows letting in all the light. Perfect for when you just want to unwind.

Tiny spot in the Old Port, which I liked. The charm is watching the chef make your burger right at the counter. My patty was cooked just right, juicy and not overdone. Fries were crispy. A solid, simple lunch.

Cozy spot, feels like you&#39;re at a friend&#39;s place. The staff were really on it - noticed my water was low before I did, and they were just genuinely nice. That kind of attentive service makes a difference.

The smoked meat here is just as good as everyone says. So tender and full of flavor. The service was really friendly and attentive, which made for a relaxed meal.

Prices are up a bit from last time. But the portions are still generous, and the quality holds up. For what you get, it&#39;s a fair deal.

Cozy spot with Filipino decor that feels like home. Had a relaxed dinner here with friends, the vibe is pretty good for a casual get-together. The adobo was decent, though the serving was a bit smaller than I expected.

Grabbed a quick coffee and a croissant during my lunch break. Coffee was decent, croissant was fresh and flaky. Got me in and out in under 15 minutes. Exactly what I needed.

Tried a few of their pastries and sandwiches. The selection is pretty good, and everything tasted fine. The croissant was decent, flaky and buttery. A solid spot for a quick bite.

Sushi is always fresh, portions are generous. Staff is welcoming and clearly care about quality.

The complimentary tea comes in these adorable little pots and cups. It&rsquo;s a small thing, but it really adds to the cozy, relaxed vibe of the place.

Lunch on the patio. Italian meats platter was solid. My pasta dish was good too. Dog-friendly spot, which is a plus.

The real flowers on the plate were such a nice touch. They really made the whole meal feel a bit more special. The music was super chill too, just the right vibe.

Portions are definitely on the smaller side, but the ingredients tasted fresh. The price felt fair for the quality. I did appreciate the short wine list&mdash;found a nice Pinot Noir that worked well with the lighter dishes.

First time trying b&aacute;nh khọt here. The little crispy pancakes were so good, still sizzling when they arrived. That alone made the visit worth it.

The patio is a lovely spot to enjoy a coffee. I appreciate that they use fresh, organic milk in their lattes. It makes a difference in the taste and feels like a healthier choice. The atmosphere is very relaxed.

As a non-vegan, I was impressed by the plant-based skewers. They paired nicely with a crisp white wine, which really complemented the flavors.

Been coming here for years. The small terrace is nice for a quiet evening. Food&#39;s always fresh, menu&#39;s got enough to choose from. It&#39;s just a solid, reliable spot in the neighborhood.

Been coming here for years. The staff are always friendly and quick, never hovering too much. It&#39;s just a relaxed, cozy spot to grab a bite. Feels like a neighborhood place should.

Been coming here for years, and their steamed pork buns are the reason. That braised pork belly is always crispy on the outside, tender inside. It&#39;s my go-to comfort food. Just a solid, reliable choice every single time.

The staff here are so lovely. They remembered my name from last time and made me feel like a regular, even though I only visit when I&#39;m in town. Really nice touch.

Late-night slice in Montreal. The thin crust was nice, and I appreciated how fresh the tomato sauce tasted.

The seafood chow mein is the reason I come back. The noodles stay crispy under that savory sauce, and the shrimp and scallops are cooked just right. A really solid dish.

Even at 5 PM, the pastry case was still full. My friend, who&#39;s usually so picky, finished her raspberry cupcake in about two minutes. That says it all.

Been coming here for years. The portions are huge, always end up taking half of it home. Good spot if you&#39;re with a few people.

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