Not the Daou we used to know, when the original owner and staff were in charge. Prices are ridiculously high for the amount of food on your plate and the quality. Everything has declined including the way food is prepared, it tastes bland, lack of spices. Meat is not always cooked well or how we asked for it. Lots of fat strands on the meat, for the price we pay we expect higher quality than this. The food is overrated and the service is arrogant at best. In my opinion people who do not know the true taste and quality of Lebanese cuisine, will probably enjoy eating there - their quality standard is low - but those who have eaten good Lebanese food before, you will notice the change. Also terrible location for restaurant in the middle of the hood, area has lot of gangs and in my opinion very unsafe,...
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They didn’t give us the condiments that we asked for (by the time we reminded them and they actually got it, we were done eating). THEY GAVE US SOMEONES USED BREAD!! From the moment we arrived, they gave us attitude for wanting to sit outside… like why do you have outdoor seating then? The food was not good either, the kebeh neyeh lacked spices, the olives tastes so weird,… We are foodies so we never leave food on the table, this was the first time.
I do not see any reason to come back...
Read moreLebanese food is one of my favourite cuisines. Daou is, hands down, the best Lebanese restaurant I've ever been to. Their chicken? The best I've ever had anywhere (Lebanese or not), served with grated garlic. Great fries. But the best thing on the menu? Their Babaganoush. Perfect...and roasted on coals so that you get that incredible smoky flavour. Haven't been there in years, though, because I don't get to Montreal too often these days...hope the quality is still what I remember. Oh, and don't confuse this Daou with the one in Cartierville which doesn't even come close to the...
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