Arahova Souvlaki Brossard — Restaurant in Brossard

I nearly half killed myself coming threw the door with the make shift door holder. Proceeded to place my order at the counter, as I was paying with tip of course this rude server met me to inform me that I could not sit outside because she would have had to serve me and then added that I would need my vaccine passport also to do so. I have my passport so I'm not sure why she added that to the reason why I couldn't sit outside. I just spent money at your establishment and your assuming I don't have my vaccine passport but it seems that she was more upset because she felt she would be missing out on tips despite the fact I tipped at the cash. Extremely petty and definitely not welcoming. I left never to return thank you but no thank you. I gave two stars for the cook the food was good had the lamb and salad but that's my first and my last time here. Plus they need to clean the floor tiles...

Went to have dinner with my family and before even being able to sit down, we are greeted with a “just to let you know, you can’t have food from another place here”! To what I respond with “even for a boy with special needs?” .. the answer was a cold “No!”

While I understand the policies of having food from another place, the delivery of the message could have been different, or at least try and ask if they could show us the kids menu to see if there is anything that he could eat. We walked out of this place and will not be going back!

The lack of hospitality towards a child with special needs from this place was something I have never seen, nor experience before! It was our first time going to this restaurant and rest assured that it will be our last! I can’t recommend a place to family and friends, that has such low regard and accommodation for children with...

Made an order for our entire family for our Father's birthday here. We ordered the food on the phone in English and when my mom.went to get it ... it appeared as though they were withholding the food until my mom spoke french to them. The exact word that was not understood was "an extra tzaziki" In french "Un tzaziki extra svp"

We are all bilingual and have been going to this restaurant since it opened.

I understand that it is the law to speak french first in Quebec but if you don't know the word tzaziki you should not be working in Greek restaurant.

We are also part Greek. We will never be visiting arohova again after being treated with such disrespect and racism. We have spent thousands of dollars here.

Glad that this ignorant and undressed waitress will never be able to make it in the rest...