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Leila
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Anne-Marie Chagnon
5333 Casgrain Ave #502, Montreal, Quebec H2T 1X3, Canada
Musée romeo's
5445 &, 5455 Av. de Gaspé, Montreal, Quebec H2T 3B2, Canada
Church of St. Michael and St. Anthony
5580 Rue Saint-Urbain, Montréal, QC H2T 2X3, Canada
Centre d'art et de diffusion CLARK
5455 Av. de Gaspé #114, Montréal, QC H2T 3B3, Canada
Le Champ des possibles
5605 Av. de Gaspé, Montréal, QC H2T 2A4, Canada
DAZIBAO
5455 avenue de Gaspé espace 109, Montréal, QC H2T 3B3, Canada
Rialto Theatre
5723 Park Ave, Montreal, Quebec H2V 4H2, Canada
Réseau-Vert Linear Park
Montreal, Quebec H2S 2X3, Canada
Van Horne Skatepark
5855 St Laurent Blvd, Montreal, Quebec H2T 1T3, Canada
Lahaie Park
Montreal, Quebec H2T 1R7, Canada
Nearby restaurants
Fugazzi Pizza Presto (Mile-End)
5417 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1S5, Canada
Pub Bishop & Bagg
52 Saint Viateur St. West, Montreal, Quebec H2T 2V2, Canada
Bar Le Sparrow
5322 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1S1, Canada
Ramen Nakamichi
5329 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1S5, Canada
Falafel Yoni
54 Saint Viateur St. West, Montreal, Quebec H2T 2K8, Canada
Caribou Gourmand - Restaurant de Terroir Québécois - Souper et Brunch
5308 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1S1, Canada
Les Alchimistes Café (anciennement Les Impertinentes)
5380 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1S1, Canada
TULA - Les repas végétaliens équilibrés
5258 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1S1, Canada
Pizzeria Magpie Mile End
16 Maguire St, Montreal, Quebec H2T 1B8, Canada
Smile Chez Clara
5486 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1S1, Canada
Nearby hotels
Full Kitchen 10min from DTOWN Room B
5563 Saint Dominique St., Montreal, Quebec H2T 1A5, Canada
Parc Avenue Lofts
5677 Park Ave, Montreal, Quebec H2V 4H2, Canada
5283 Park Ave Les Lofts du Plateau
5283 Park Ave, Montreal, Quebec H2V 4G9, Canada
Lofts du Parc LaHaie
5018 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1R7, Canada
IRIE Location - Appartements et chambres meublés tout inclus Montréal
5055 Henri Julien Ave, Montreal, Quebec H2T 2E4, Canada
Pensione Popolo
4871 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1R6, Canada
M11 | Le Mile-End Hotel
5052 Park Ave, Montreal, Quebec H2V 4G1, Canada
Mont-Rose, meublés pour 2 pers.
5875 Rue St-Hubert, Montréal, QC H2S 2L8, Canada
La Maison Du Mile-End
204 Rue Bernard O, Montréal, QC H2T 2K4, Canada
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Leila

5439 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2T 1S5, Canada
4.8(156)
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attractions: Anne-Marie Chagnon, Musée romeo's, Church of St. Michael and St. Anthony, Centre d'art et de diffusion CLARK, Le Champ des possibles, DAZIBAO, Rialto Theatre, Réseau-Vert Linear Park, Van Horne Skatepark, Lahaie Park, restaurants: Fugazzi Pizza Presto (Mile-End), Pub Bishop & Bagg, Bar Le Sparrow, Ramen Nakamichi, Falafel Yoni, Caribou Gourmand - Restaurant de Terroir Québécois - Souper et Brunch, Les Alchimistes Café (anciennement Les Impertinentes), TULA - Les repas végétaliens équilibrés, Pizzeria Magpie Mile End, Smile Chez Clara
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Website
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Featured dishes

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Sardines On Toast
Escargot
Cod Cheeks
Ricotta Brown Butter
Merguez

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Nearby attractions of Leila

Anne-Marie Chagnon

Musée romeo's

Church of St. Michael and St. Anthony

Centre d'art et de diffusion CLARK

Le Champ des possibles

DAZIBAO

Rialto Theatre

Réseau-Vert Linear Park

Van Horne Skatepark

Lahaie Park

Anne-Marie Chagnon

Anne-Marie Chagnon

4.7

(59)

Closed
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Musée romeo's

Musée romeo's

4.5

(46)

Open 24 hours
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Church of St. Michael and St. Anthony

Church of St. Michael and St. Anthony

4.6

(60)

Open 24 hours
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Centre d'art et de diffusion CLARK

Centre d'art et de diffusion CLARK

4.6

(24)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Maple Syrup and Maple Products Tasting
Maple Syrup and Maple Products Tasting
Wed, Dec 10 • 1:00 PM
Montreal, Quebec, H1V 1L7, Canada
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Learn to knit and start a scarf with tricotherapy
Learn to knit and start a scarf with tricotherapy
Sun, Dec 7 • 11:00 AM
Montreal, Quebec, H4G 2Z3, Canada
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Explore the underground city with a comedian
Explore the underground city with a comedian
Sun, Dec 7 • 10:30 AM
Montreal, Quebec, H2Y 2H7, Canada
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Nearby restaurants of Leila

Fugazzi Pizza Presto (Mile-End)

Pub Bishop & Bagg

Bar Le Sparrow

Ramen Nakamichi

Falafel Yoni

Caribou Gourmand - Restaurant de Terroir Québécois - Souper et Brunch

Les Alchimistes Café (anciennement Les Impertinentes)

TULA - Les repas végétaliens équilibrés

Pizzeria Magpie Mile End

Smile Chez Clara

Fugazzi Pizza Presto (Mile-End)

Fugazzi Pizza Presto (Mile-End)

3.9

(279)

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Pub Bishop & Bagg

Pub Bishop & Bagg

4.5

(892)

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Bar Le Sparrow

Bar Le Sparrow

4.4

(521)

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Ramen Nakamichi

Ramen Nakamichi

4.4

(461)

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Reviews of Leila

4.8
(156)
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4.0
10w

This place was recommended by a friend. Parking was tough and called in to say we may be a bit late and we were comforted that our table would be waiting. Once there, we were warmly received. Our waiter Danny was excellent. Was very enthusiastic about his presentation and adept in both French and English. Decor was nice as well as the atmosphere. The wine list was good but not many value options. Thought that pricing was high and could use more lower price options. I liked the small "market fresh" menu. As for the food, there were some winners and some losers. The buratta straciatella was good but the brown butter wasn’t browned enough in my opinion. We were told easily shared among us 4 but better for 2. The sardines on toast was delicious and again, good for 2. The bitter salad was excellent and was a play on a Caesar salad and that was ok for 4. The merguez sausage was by far the most disappointing dish of the night. As soon as the plate was placed on the table, I could smell how gamey the lamb was. It was way too strong and they said it was Quebec lamb but smelt more like New Zealand. Nobody at the table was a fan. Three at the table took pasta as their mains and the portions were quite small. The cavatelli fagioli was ok. Nothing really special about it. My Guinea fowl was well prepared and juicy with crispy skin. The beans on top were ok and I find detracted from the delicate meat and I found the $58 price tag a bit steep. The food was very homestyle. With a few adjustments to portions and plate composition, this place could easily be 5 stars. The highlight was definitely the service which is a great...

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5.0
41w

Leila Restaurant in Montreal St laurent is a hidden gem that delivers an unforgettable dining experience. From the moment you walk in, you’re welcomed with warmth, making you feel right at home.

The salad is a simple yet standout dish—fresh, crisp greens, perfectly ripe tomatoes, and a light dressing that brings everything together beautifully. It’s refreshing and full of flavor, proving that the best ingredients don’t need to be complicated to be amazing.

Then come the sardines, and they are next level. Grilled to perfection with a light crisp on the outside and tender, juicy inside, they’re seasoned just enough to enhance the natural flavors without overpowering them. Every bite is packed with bold, rich taste—a perfect balance of tradition and expert execution.

But Leila isn’t just about one or two great dishes. From comforting, slow-cooked tagines to perfectly grilled meats and flavorful sides, every plate is made with passion and care.

Beyond the food, the atmosphere at Leila Restaurant in Montreal makes dining here special. The staff is welcoming and attentive, making you feel like more than just a customer. A BIG PLUS IS CHEF AMINE - JUST ANOTHER COOK - LOOK HIM UP

If you love food that’s made with heart, flavor, and tradition, Leila Restaurant is a must-visit in Montreal. Once you try it, you’ll already be thinking about your next visit.

FYI: A speakizy hidden in the back....

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5.0
26w

I stopped on my way home at 10PM. I was hungry and asked if the kitchen was still open before staying. All seating options were available but I sat at the bar because I was alone.

The food was clean, simple and very tasty. Of course the presentation was also mouth watering. They are doing very complicated things using the best and freshest. What I ordered gave me the impression that everything on the menu is done perfectly. It doesn't matter what you order here as long as you come here and eat! The kitchen was probably close to the end of service but there was no let up AT ALL on their end. Usually quality fizzles at that time but not at Leila. They are really on top of their service and quality.

The deserts and coffee where served in beautiful dishes. It really does make it taste better. Great touch.

My server (who is the bartender and restaurant sommelier) did a great job explaining the food and even choosing for me. She is extremely dedicated to her work and the hospitality. She really enjoys her craft and this is very evident. A great ambassador to the restaurant.

Last I'll mention the price. There is alot of value in the meal experience for the price you pay. Very well done by 4 young guys who are probably going to be...

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This place was recommended by a friend. Parking was tough and called in to say we may be a bit late and we were comforted that our table would be waiting. Once there, we were warmly received. Our waiter Danny was excellent. Was very enthusiastic about his presentation and adept in both French and English. Decor was nice as well as the atmosphere. The wine list was good but not many value options. Thought that pricing was high and could use more lower price options. I liked the small "market fresh" menu. As for the food, there were some winners and some losers. The buratta straciatella was good but the brown butter wasn’t browned enough in my opinion. We were told easily shared among us 4 but better for 2. The sardines on toast was delicious and again, good for 2. The bitter salad was excellent and was a play on a Caesar salad and that was ok for 4. The merguez sausage was by far the most disappointing dish of the night. As soon as the plate was placed on the table, I could smell how gamey the lamb was. It was way too strong and they said it was Quebec lamb but smelt more like New Zealand. Nobody at the table was a fan. Three at the table took pasta as their mains and the portions were quite small. The cavatelli fagioli was ok. Nothing really special about it. My Guinea fowl was well prepared and juicy with crispy skin. The beans on top were ok and I find detracted from the delicate meat and I found the $58 price tag a bit steep. The food was very homestyle. With a few adjustments to portions and plate composition, this place could easily be 5 stars. The highlight was definitely the service which is a great place to start.
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Leila Restaurant in Montreal St laurent is a hidden gem that delivers an unforgettable dining experience. From the moment you walk in, you’re welcomed with warmth, making you feel right at home. The salad is a simple yet standout dish—fresh, crisp greens, perfectly ripe tomatoes, and a light dressing that brings everything together beautifully. It’s refreshing and full of flavor, proving that the best ingredients don’t need to be complicated to be amazing. Then come the sardines, and they are next level. Grilled to perfection with a light crisp on the outside and tender, juicy inside, they’re seasoned just enough to enhance the natural flavors without overpowering them. Every bite is packed with bold, rich taste—a perfect balance of tradition and expert execution. But Leila isn’t just about one or two great dishes. From comforting, slow-cooked tagines to perfectly grilled meats and flavorful sides, every plate is made with passion and care. Beyond the food, the atmosphere at Leila Restaurant in Montreal makes dining here special. The staff is welcoming and attentive, making you feel like more than just a customer. A BIG PLUS IS CHEF AMINE - JUST ANOTHER COOK - LOOK HIM UP If you love food that’s made with heart, flavor, and tradition, Leila Restaurant is a must-visit in Montreal. Once you try it, you’ll already be thinking about your next visit. FYI: A speakizy hidden in the back. Ask the staff!
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a delightful dive into the rich flavors of the Mediterranean. This charming restaurant embodies the genius of simplicity, with no forced themes, instead opting for an authentic experience that focuses squarely on the food. From the cloth napkins to the plates my grandma would have, it felt like being invited into someone's home. We started with the sardines on toast, which might be one of the best entrees I've ever had. Equally surprising was the bitter lettuce and artichoke salad. Something I typically never order — yet here, it was a revelation. The balance of flavors and the vibrant presentation transformed my perspective on salads entirely. Finally, the pesto cavatelli was beautifully crafted and wonderfully fresh. To accompany the meal, we couldn't resist the $5 special on Peroni and Negroni (that rhymes). Seated on the terrace in a laid-back atmosphere surrounded by fragrant basil plants and the gentle hum of good music, we truly felt comfortable. A celebration of Mediterranean cuisine in its most straightforward form. No need for extravagant flair when the food speaks for itself. A restaurant that values quality and simplicity.
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This place was recommended by a friend. Parking was tough and called in to say we may be a bit late and we were comforted that our table would be waiting. Once there, we were warmly received. Our waiter Danny was excellent. Was very enthusiastic about his presentation and adept in both French and English. Decor was nice as well as the atmosphere. The wine list was good but not many value options. Thought that pricing was high and could use more lower price options. I liked the small "market fresh" menu. As for the food, there were some winners and some losers. The buratta straciatella was good but the brown butter wasn’t browned enough in my opinion. We were told easily shared among us 4 but better for 2. The sardines on toast was delicious and again, good for 2. The bitter salad was excellent and was a play on a Caesar salad and that was ok for 4. The merguez sausage was by far the most disappointing dish of the night. As soon as the plate was placed on the table, I could smell how gamey the lamb was. It was way too strong and they said it was Quebec lamb but smelt more like New Zealand. Nobody at the table was a fan. Three at the table took pasta as their mains and the portions were quite small. The cavatelli fagioli was ok. Nothing really special about it. My Guinea fowl was well prepared and juicy with crispy skin. The beans on top were ok and I find detracted from the delicate meat and I found the $58 price tag a bit steep. The food was very homestyle. With a few adjustments to portions and plate composition, this place could easily be 5 stars. The highlight was definitely the service which is a great place to start.
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Leila Restaurant in Montreal St laurent is a hidden gem that delivers an unforgettable dining experience. From the moment you walk in, you’re welcomed with warmth, making you feel right at home. The salad is a simple yet standout dish—fresh, crisp greens, perfectly ripe tomatoes, and a light dressing that brings everything together beautifully. It’s refreshing and full of flavor, proving that the best ingredients don’t need to be complicated to be amazing. Then come the sardines, and they are next level. Grilled to perfection with a light crisp on the outside and tender, juicy inside, they’re seasoned just enough to enhance the natural flavors without overpowering them. Every bite is packed with bold, rich taste—a perfect balance of tradition and expert execution. But Leila isn’t just about one or two great dishes. From comforting, slow-cooked tagines to perfectly grilled meats and flavorful sides, every plate is made with passion and care. Beyond the food, the atmosphere at Leila Restaurant in Montreal makes dining here special. The staff is welcoming and attentive, making you feel like more than just a customer. A BIG PLUS IS CHEF AMINE - JUST ANOTHER COOK - LOOK HIM UP If you love food that’s made with heart, flavor, and tradition, Leila Restaurant is a must-visit in Montreal. Once you try it, you’ll already be thinking about your next visit. FYI: A speakizy hidden in the back. Ask the staff!
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a delightful dive into the rich flavors of the Mediterranean. This charming restaurant embodies the genius of simplicity, with no forced themes, instead opting for an authentic experience that focuses squarely on the food. From the cloth napkins to the plates my grandma would have, it felt like being invited into someone's home. We started with the sardines on toast, which might be one of the best entrees I've ever had. Equally surprising was the bitter lettuce and artichoke salad. Something I typically never order — yet here, it was a revelation. The balance of flavors and the vibrant presentation transformed my perspective on salads entirely. Finally, the pesto cavatelli was beautifully crafted and wonderfully fresh. To accompany the meal, we couldn't resist the $5 special on Peroni and Negroni (that rhymes). Seated on the terrace in a laid-back atmosphere surrounded by fragrant basil plants and the gentle hum of good music, we truly felt comfortable. A celebration of Mediterranean cuisine in its most straightforward form. No need for extravagant flair when the food speaks for itself. A restaurant that values quality and simplicity.
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