Omnivore serves up mouthwatering, hormone-free kebabs and fresh Middle Eastern mezes, all in a relaxed, sunny atmosphere that feels just like summer.
"More than a place for shawarma (though, they do them well, too), Omnivore does excellent, reasonably healthy, Lebanese food to give your movers a nutritional boost. An omnivore or herbivore lunch box is a quick and easy way to go — you get a few kebabs, salads, and sides. Or just get some sides like falafel, vine leaves, and mini pizzas to snack on as you contemplate how to get the couch through the front door. There are three locations open at the moment — downtown on Mackay, the Plateau across from Leonard Cohen’s old house, and in the Latin Quarter. You can order directly with the restaurant, or on UberEats or SkipTheDishes." - Joel Balsam
"These Lebanese spots perfectly pair a casual-chic vibe with flavourful, healthy-leaning plates. Open for lunch and dinner, the menu features classic and more inventive pita wraps alongside mezzes and salads." - Erinn Blicher, Tim Forster
"Omnivore’s kebabs appeal to carnivores and herbivores alike, offering a range of flavour variations for skewers. Straight from the grill on a platter or wrapped in pita, as a sandwich, diners have the choice of several healthy Middle Eastern-inspired salads and sides to choose between at the counter. A newer location near the BANQ on St. Denis spreads the Omnivore love away from the Plateau, making this value for money eatery a good choice for students, bus travellers, and Village people alike." - Ivy Lerner-Frank
"This sandwich-and-salad joint offers a host of tangy Lebanese-leaning green options, from classic tabbouleh or fattoush to crunchy okra. They even have their own grocery store a block away in case you're inclined to recreate the experience at home." - Kaitlyn McInnis, Tim Forster, Ashley Joseph
"Lovers of Middle Eastern eats rejoice: Omnivore has all of the kafta, fattouche, and hummus your heart could possibly desire. As the name suggests, there are plenty of meaty and meatless options to choose from so carnivores and herbivores alike will leave happy. Now with a location in the Latin Quarter." - Mallory Frayn
