Ad-deyafa
Moroccan restaurant · Quartier Port-Maurice ·

Ad-deyafa

Moroccan restaurant · Quartier Port-Maurice ·

Home-style Maghrebi dishes, fresh pastries, mint tea, halal counter

couscous
tajine
disappointing experience
poor customer service
unfriendly service
cleanliness issues
slow service
affordable prices
Ad-deyafa by null
4.5
Yelp
Rated 4.5 stars by 2 reviewers
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null
Ad-deyafa by null

Information

5588 Rue Jean-Talon E, Saint-Léonard, QC H1S 1L9, Canada Get directions

$

Order delivery
See Menu
Restroom
Accepts reservations
Popular for lunch
Popular for dinner
Cozy

Information

Static Map

5588 Rue Jean-Talon E, Saint-Léonard, QC H1S 1L9, Canada Get directions

+1 514 257 6144
ad-deyafa.ca
@addeyafa
𝕏
@AdDeyafa

$ · Menu

Features

•Restroom
•Accepts reservations
•Popular for lunch
•Popular for dinner
•Cozy
•Family friendly
•Good for groups
•Good for solo dining

Last updated

Jan 13, 2026

Powered By

You might also like

Terms of Use • Privacy Policy • Cookie Policy
 © 2026 Postcard Technologies, Inc.
@eater
391,688 Postcards · 10,993 Cities

The Best North African Restaurants in Montreal | Eater Montreal

"At this St-Leonard resto, bread is made in-house, and all dishes can be enjoyed alongside a steaming cup of Moroccan mint tea. Consider the house specialty, méchoui, a slow-roasted lamb dish; Ad-Deyafa also has a catering service for events." - Karin Murray-Bergquist

https://montreal.eater.com/maps/best-moroccan-restaurants-tunisian-north-african-restaurants-montreal-maghreb
Ad-deyafa

Ihab

Google
A family-owned authentic Moroccan cuisine. Beside their food menu, they also sell many food products and Moroccan desserts. I tried couscous lamb and it tasted so good, I ordered a refill as it was light and yummy. My friend tried the tajin with chicken/olives, and it was great as well. The prices are affordable. Their food quality is like homemade.

Riam S.

Google
Serving Authentic small and simple Moroccan Restaurant. Serving homemade delicious food at reasonable price. My 3rd time here. Ifound the staff to be friendly and hospitable, but you have to be patient a bit as the service is slow due to elderly staff. I recommend Tajin Couscous with Lamb. Must at the end is kittle of Marrocan Tea (green tea with fresh mints).

Hashir M.

Google
Third is easily the best Moroccan food in town, possibly some of the best food, period. I haven't had better Tajine anywhere else in Montreal. Three owners are super welcoming and the place has its own rustic charm but the food is the real reason to eat there.

H N.

Google
The couscous here is decent, especially if you order it on Fridays, but the quality of the other dishes is disappointing. I recently ordered a Rfissa, and it was clearly old leftovers, just reheated, with no flavor at all — I had to throw it away. On top of that, the service was cold and unfriendly, with no smile at all. Very disappointing experience overall.

rufo V.

Google
Good couscous. Amazing to see how the lady serving food welcomes customers despite her lack of French or English. It gives you a sense of how difficult must be for some older adults to have to learn not one but two languages. The only crucial tragedy at this place is the dismal conditions of the bathroom. A bit of soap, water and a sponge could do miracles there.

Abdelhakim EL K.

Google
Home made delicious Moroccan food...will eat there again and again and again...the chicken tajine and couscous were so so good, will have to try all dishes.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

C N.

Google
The worst Moroccan food I have ever had. The place is rundown and smelly. The washroom is disgusting. We got lamb couscous that was still cold. We asked for them to heat up the meat it was like it was taken out of the fridge and put on the plate. No flavour. I got beef with olives and potatoes and it was soooooo spicy I could not eat it. I dipped one little piece of bread in and my eyes started watering. We mentioned to one of the ladies she said no it’s only a little spicy. Initially we asked for a menu and they didn’t have just pictures up at the front. I wanted chicken couscous but they didn’t have. No prices nothing. She charged me for the untouched meal and the other one that only have a few mouthfuls taken. Don’t wast your money. We drove all over for this one definitely not worth it

Siham C.

Google
This is the worst Moroccan restaurant I’ve ever seen in Montréal. If I could give them -10 I would do because they don’t deserve this star. I was craving djaj mhamer and wanted to take advantage of my stay in Montréal to taste a delicious meal but unfortunately it was not the case. First of all, the local is not clean at all, I was about to throw up just because of the smell. They gave us a chicken from the day before , they did not bother themselves to warm the food enough or to ask us if we want a whole chicken or just half of it. As soon as I saw the chicken I said to my husband to leave right away and when my husband went to pay the bill the owner did not care at all he took the money without asking why we are leaving , the most important thing for him is money without thinking about quality and customers. Poor customer service