Damas Restaurant

The food itself is exceptional. Flavours are unique and on point, and everything is cooked very well for the price point, would hope so!. Would recommend the tasting menu. The interior decor is also well appointed. Was slightly disappointed in the service as they forgot orders / items multiple times.

The dishes were high quality and the service was fantastic. Our server, George, was attentive, kind, and very helpful in guiding us through the menu options. The food was served quickly, and everything was excellent.nWe ordered the baba ghanoush as a starter, followed by the eggplant lamb kebab and the lamb shank, all of which were delicious.nIt’s on the pricier side, so it’s a great choice for a special occasion.

Food here was very tasty but definitely on the pricey side. Whether it’s worth the money is entirely up to the individual. I found the food and service to be pleasing. Nothing disappointed me and the restaurant had a very clean environment which I appreciate. Everything tasted good but nothing really blew us away. It was simply just good eats. We spent about $85-90 per person no alcohol with a group of 4. Can you get more food for a quarter of the price elsewhere, yes… but if you’re in the mood for a nice, cozy evening with close friends, you can’t go wrong here.

Damas offers a brunch experience that is as curated as it is flavorful, blending influences from both Eastern and Western cultures for a unique culinary adventure. The restaurant operates on a set-price menu, starting at $55, with additional charges depending on your selections. While it would be nice to see an a la carte option, the structured menu ensures each dish is thoughtfully prepared and cohesive.nnThe coffee is a standout, beautifully brewed and aromatic, setting the stage for the meal ahead. The dishes themselves are vibrant, richly spiced, and layered with flavor, making for a wonderful introduction to Syrian cuisine. Each bite is carefully balanced, showcasing both boldness and nuance without ever feeling overwhelming.nnThe ambiance enhances the experience: warm wood tones, magical lighting, and cozy decor create a welcoming and almost enchanting atmosphere that complements the food beautifully.nnOverall, Damas delivers a brunch that is flavorful, memorable, and culturally immersive. For those seeking a thoughtful introduction to Syrian cuisine with a touch of cross-cultural flair, it’s a satisfying and elevated way to spend the morning.

Probably my favourite restaurant in Montreal. Stand outs were the Rack of lamb, and lamb dumplings Shish Borek. Even the ice cream with cotton candy was unique and memorable. Service was impeccable. Rack of lamb took awhile to come out but not an issue given how good the food was. Highly recommend