Byblos Le Petit Cafe

I had an amazing experience at this restaurant! They serve delicious Persian traditional cuisine that you absolutely have to try. Every dish is full of flavor, with authentic spices and ingredients that make you feel like you’re right in Iran. The variety is incredible, and each dish is crafted with such care. If you're looking for a unique, flavorful experience, this place is a must-visit. Highly recommend trying a bit of everything to fully appreciate the diversity of Persian cuisine!

Family owned restaurant! Beautiful. Amazing atmosphere- I enjoyed my plate of the day, the mint tea was amazing. The employees are incredibly nice. Service was quick. I would definitely return. The menu can be confusing for newcomers, but it isn't really an issue for most of us who just want to enjoy a nice day !

Extremely disappointed! I’ve heard a lot about this restaurant. The omelette is not bad, HOWEVER the hygiene of the teapot and bread basket is highly questionable. They don’t wash their teapots, and even if they do, they don’t clean them properly. To serve your tea in such a dirty teapot shows that they don’t care about their customers. The bread baskets are clearly old, I guess it’s part of the concept… yet there was no napkin under the bread to make sure it doesn’t touch the basket. Even though the food is tasty, when I see such bad hygiene it doesn’t make me want to come back. I think for the prices of the food, having minimal hygiene is the least they could do….. definitely not going back… 🤮🤮

Went for tea and desserts. Very cute café with an incredible vibe. I’ll return for dinner!

A charming restaurant adorned with beautiful arts and paintings. However, despite its appealing ambiance, my experience was far from satisfactory. The majority of the customers were not Middle Eastern, which was not surprising given the restaurant's location. Upon arrival, our waitress kindly explained the menu to us, but unfortunately, the menu was a mess and not comprehensible. It was the first time I encountered a menu with chapters, which added to the confusion. Despite being familiar with Middle Eastern cuisine, I had never tried Iranian breakfast, so I was excited to try. Regrettably, my friend and I left feeling disappointed. We sampled a variety of appetizers, including assorted yogurts (eggplant, beetroot, and spinach), Mirza Ghassemi purée, a ground beef roll, a meat pirokji, and Sibazamnini Koukou, a kind of omelet pie with potatoes. However, none of them lived up to expectations. Not only did the dishes lack visual appeal, but the taste fell short as well. Moreover, the drinks we ordered, including Iranian tea, orange juice, and a typical Iranian sweet drink, failed to impress. While the tea was satisfactory, the sweet drink with vinegar was disappointing. Our waitress disappeared after taking our order, failing to check on us or refill our water glasses. We had to flag down another waiter for assistance, but even then, the service was lacking. The extra olives I ordered included one that was rotten, and the bread, despite being heated, quickly became stale and cracked. Furthermore, the payment process was inconvenient, requiring customers to go to the counter to settle the bill. This setup felt out of place for a sit-down restaurant. Which is also a bad strategy because, I was appalled to notice the restaurant's poor food handling practices . Upon closer inspection, I noticed hygiene issues, such as open bags of bread and uncovered sauces, raising concerns about the restaurant's cleanliness standards. All the sauces and jam were opened, and liquid appetizers were in exposed containers, which made me question the hygiene practices. (This was not the kitchen but the payment counter/bar) During payment, when I expressed my dissatisfaction with the food, the cashier's dismissive response was disappointing. He charged the full bill (83$ for two). He even laughed! It must be so funny making customers waste money and leaving your restaurant hungry and dissapointed. The prices are about 10$/plate. Street parking, very limited. In summary, my experience at this restaurant was marred by subpar food quality, poor service, and hygiene lapses. I cannot recommend it to others.

One of the very few cute places in Montreal. I love the simplicity in their decoration, and the service is absolutely fantastic. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I tried the plate of the day and I got a rice plate with chicken and some yogurt sauce. It was delicious, my friend ordered the omelette and it was tasty as well. The plate of the day comes with soup, salad the meal and coffee and it cost around 27$ Parking can be an issue.

The fluffy feta omelette is delicious! Warm bread and a good variety of jams. The service was friendly and kind. We had two different teas and both were great! Will come back for lunch and dinner.

1. clockwise: sweet bread and pita, unlimited persian tea with 3 different types of sugar cubes presented in a beautiful little brass dish..., extraneous side of feta, honey, assorted yoghurts. and an unpictured tomato onion feta omelette 2. assorted dips + bowl of coffee everything was delicious, the tomato omelette especially so but probably because it reminds me so much of chinese tomato egg but with a different texture. and i love how the entire wall is completely open window lined with so many plants!!! perfect for people watching and enjoying summer air