Mile End Delicatessen

This place far surpasses the 3.5 rating it has on here. The inside seating is a little tight but there are 3 booths that are fantastic to sit in, which is where we were for this trip. Service was fantastic, fast and attentive. Can't do better than that. Food was delicious. We all go a variety of items. Personally I loved the brisket and egg sandwich on an everything bagel.

Not sure if this place changed hands in the last year, but their standards have gone out the window. Items are totally inconsistent from day to day. I went with a friend a few weeks ago and was excited to share my favorite dish - the bubbies poutine, usually loaded up with tender brisket and a rich dark jus. This time, the just was light and watery, and the brisket was flavorless. We had a chicken salad sandwich which was good, and came on rye. I just ordered delivery and got a few items I've ordered many times - the chicken salad sandwich, which for some reason came on thick crusty white bread. I had a burger which arrived completely cold, and a plate of latkes that were terrible, completely unseasoned. It's a shame because I love this place as a Canadian ex-pat, but I've had enough bad experiences I'll think twice before ordering again. Shame.

The matzo ball soup was very salty and cold. They told me they needed my one bar stool and that I had to leave as soon as I finished eating. Not a good place!

I came here on Saturday with my bf for the House of dragon collab at Mike ends. The place was very cozy and nice for some good comfort food and can say the fries with salsa verde was perfect and not spicy. The burger I had was medium rare and pretty juicy with crispy jalapeños. Very very good haha. Staff was very sweet and accommodating with us and the place was pretty lively. Definitely will come back and try some of their main items.

Montreal Jewish deli = dinner at bubbie's plus poutine. What's not to like? The place is small on the inside but has a mix of indoor and outdoor tables. It was a hard decision but I decided on the Smoked meat hash and was not disappointed. The brisket, potatoes, onion, and over easy egg was savory and salty. Fortunately the staff was quick with the water refills. Had a taste of my friend's Mont Royal. While the smoked salmon was on point, the latkes were not for me. They were crispy on the outside, but had more of a blended/mashed potato interior as opposed to a coarsely grated potato texture that I love.

Very chill spot with a some classics on the menu. Small diner-esque and clean! Went with a group for our friends birthday and there were many mixed reviews. No standout dishes, but all food is cool for a meal....you know what your getting. Staff had an awesome breakdown of the menu - well done!We had the Matzo Ball Soup, Montreal Smoked Meat Sandwich, Cicken Schnitzel BLT, Pharoah Bowl, Poutine, and the Pu Pu Platter. Latkes and pierogies were a bit of a let down, but everything else was pretty solid. Give it a try on a regular night!

Cute little deli/diner in downtown. I didn't realize it was a sit-down restaurant, but was pleasantly surprised with the atmosphere; it was very bright and welcoming. We were seated pretty quickly, and our server was very friendly. I got the Mont-Royal for brunch. I had never had latkes before, and wanted to try it. I felt that the latkes lacked some flavour, and I kinda wished I got a salmon bagel instead. I can't really compare how the latkes were overall, but they weren't my cup of tea (at this location anyways). My partner got the Reuben, and he said that was really good.

We stopped by this cute little deli for a Sunday family dinner. The staff were lovely. There was a good assortment of primarily Canadian beer. The food was OK. The best dish on the menu was the poutine. The latkes were OK. the Wilensky sandwich, while not totally faithful to the original, was solid. The brisket was good. I tried smoked meat for the first time. It was corned beef adjacent. I don't love corned beef so someone else probably would have enjoyed the thick cut sandwich more than I did. My wife was unenthusiastic about her fried eggplant sandwich. It's a nice place with a nice vibe, but I would prefer a regular NY deli. Would be happy to stop by for a Labatts and poutine.

I called Mile end for a catering order and they were more than helpful. They gave me suggestions for what to order since I've never had Jewish cuisine and made sure I stood within budget. The delivery was excellent, right on time and the gentleman even helped us with set up. The food was good and there was the perfect amount.

Oy vey Mile End!Before I venture off to Montreal, I had to give this Montreal-Jewish deli a try, as it has been on my list for a while and finally had a purpose to try it.The service is friendly, but the food comes up a bit short. The matzo ball soup is a nice portion but it is bland in every way. It needs more salt and a bit more seasoning. Throw in some noodles or some more chicken! Unfortunately even the vegetables in the soup taste pretty bland.The smoked meat sandwich is pretty good. It has the perfect amount of meat and a nice portion of mustard in the sandwich so not to get overpower the sandwich. It is literally building blocks of meat built into a meal. The pickles and slaw side are alright, but I am more a mayo-based slaw fan than a vinegar based one. At least the brine makes it all go down in one piece.For an extra fee, you can get poutine with it. Of course I had to get it. It is decent, a good amount of cheese curds and the fries are crispy, especially on the ends, but the gravy tasted pretty bland. A little disappointing considering the dish I something I aim to try when I plan to visit Montreal.The restaurant gets pretty busy early as they also have breakfast items for people who want something along those lines.One last thing, the sandwich comes on seeded rye bread. They do not offer seedless rye. Offer seedless rye! It is easier on the stomach for those who have trouble digesting seeds.Otherwise you will have you settle for their seedless pumpernickel, like I did.The rating is perfect as a solid 3.5/5.