Restaurant Le Professeur
552 Reviews
- Friday9 AM–2:30 PM
- Saturday9 AM–2:30 PM
- Sunday9 AM–2:30 PM
- MondayClosed
- Tuesday9 AM–2:30 PM
- Wednesday9 AM–2:30 PM
- Thursday9 AM–2:30 PM
About the Business
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Contacts
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+15143310606
9731 Bd de l'Acadie, Montréal, QC H4N 2W2
Hours
- Friday9 AM–2:30 PM
- Saturday9 AM–2:30 PM
- Sunday9 AM–2:30 PM
- MondayClosed
- Tuesday9 AM–2:30 PM
- Wednesday9 AM–2:30 PM
- Thursday9 AM–2:30 PM
Features
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
- Credit cards
- Takeout
- Dine-in
- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Wheelchair-accessible washroom
- Healthy options
- Small plates
- Vegetarian options
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Dessert
- Seating
- Good for kids
- Washroom
- Casual
- Cozy
- Groups
- Vegan options
- Coffee
- Breakfast
- Brunch
- Outdoor seating
Recommended Reviews
Farah Mustapha
07.10.2023
Restaurant Le Professeur
Hands down the best lebanese breakfast food in Montreal. This place reminded me of lebanon! From the music .. fayroz, to the perfect tea, the warm traditional bread to the delicious fatte, cheese and zaatar manakish, the falafel were tasty! Everything was fresh and so divine! I love how clean is the bathroom and that they put clean towels. We went during the week which was perfect because no traffic and we got served within the first 10 minutes! The owners and staff are very nice and welcoming. I cant recommend it enough Bravo!! ❤️❤️
Hassan Rezaee
10.09.2023
Restaurant Le Professeur
Never tasted any other Lebanese food other than what you find in Amir and Basha. This is the true Lebanese food. We loved all the food we ordered. The service started off a little slow which was understandable give the number of customers they had but thereafter it went well and the food made up for it.
Tamar R
07.09.2023
Restaurant Le Professeur
We came here for Sunday brunch.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 kidsIf 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
Azzam Aziz
01.09.2023
Restaurant Le Professeur
Traditional Arabic restaurant.Parking lot and parking in general is difficult. Once you come in, you have to go past the kitchen to be signed in the wait list. The first room you enter, that's where people wait. Why that isn't part of the seating, Idk. They also have an outside area, but they don't utilize that either.After waiting for 30 minutes, we were finally seated. No one came for quite a while. When they finally came, we ordered and that was fine.The tea is excellent. It isn't bitter, it's not burnt, it's just absolutely right every time, no exception. The pickled turnips are on point, the best I've had. All the food is good, but specifically the large bread pieces with cheese, yogurt, and zatar.Once you go to pay, they'll still ask for a tip. I don't understand, as we barely got any service?The bathroom isn't well serviced. There are towels, but behind you there are some paper towels.Overall, I'd say this place isn't worth the awful service. Sure, the food is excellent and on point, but is it worth the long long wait time and low quality of service? I don't think so. The restaurant is clearly understaffed, but they're not willing to fix that.
Elias Saca
01.09.2023
Restaurant Le Professeur
I recently dined at this Montreal's top Syrian/Lebanese breakfast restaurants, and the flavors were truly remarkable. The food was incredibly tasty, transporting me to the vibrant streets of Lebanon. However, it's important to note that the prices were quite high for a breakfast establishment. Despite the outstanding taste, be prepared to pay a premium for this culinary experience.
Afrah Mansour
11.08.2023
Restaurant Le Professeur
So the pics won’t give justice to the food as we inhaled it before we remembered to take one.. but we thoroughly enjoyed the experience here for breakfast this morning.We ordered two manakish, and both tasted great. The bread base was thin and crispy and both the meat and the cheese options were generous and flavoursome.We also ordered awarma eggs and fetta, both which were sublime. All orders came with tea and basic starters of bread, veggies, olives and fresh turnips.The service was speedy and the servers were knowledgeable of the menu, gave suggestions and trilingual, which is always welcome in Quebec! They also had a cute toy corner that my little one enjoyed after finishing her meal.Will definitely be coming here again.
Issa Alsaddi
01.08.2023
Restaurant Le Professeur
The food there is really tasty! The best Syrian/Lebanese breakfast in town. we were group of 5. The place was crowded so we had to wait about half an hour to get in. The service was okay the food came really fast. Very nice atmosphere, definitely going back again. I recommend you to try Syrian Fatteh . Plus you will be served a cup of tea once you sit down and it’s re-fill.
Shahed Rayess Ali
25.07.2023
Restaurant Le Professeur
very wonderful restaurant, excellent service, and more than delicious food. I recommend it, and if someone has a birthday, I highly recommend it
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9731 Bd de l'Acadie, Montréal, QC H4N 2W2
Restaurant Le Professeur