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June 10, 2011
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October 30, 2010
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August 10, 2010
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December 19, 2011
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tried twice - nice patio but food is barely edible
I love middle eastern food. This city has a vast selection of excellent places for middle eastern cuisine. Few have a nicer patio. Unfortunately, the food at Momo's is well below mediocre. While the lentil soup was pretty good, the hummus was very bland, the chicken was far too fatty, and even the pita and zatar was disappointing. (How does one mess up zatar and pita?) I really wanted to like this charming, neighbourhood joint; I even went back after a disappointing first visit. In the future, I will walk the extra block to Bloor - where one can find a range of excellent middle eastern options.
Quality is great
The food is delicious and the service was friendly. The restaurant is very cozy and has a great patio
My favourite 'anytime' dining spot!
I love the laidback atmosphere, the amazing value, and the great staff! Whether you're meeting friends for dinner, or having a quick lunch by yourself, it's a great choice. And the wine is actually reasonablly priced! Hard to come by these days!
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Thanks!
Great services and delicious food.
At least once a month I come here to relax and enjoy the food.
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February 29, 2012Harbord Bakery isn’t the only reason to hit the south Annex’s resto row if you’re in the market for some serious... more
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November 15, 2011Momo's offers up pretty standard Middle Eastern fare along with some more elaborate items like lamb curry and fillet... more
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November 15, 2011Sitting on the border of the University of Toronto's Annex and Kensington Market is Momo's, a Middle Eastern-themed... more
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June 19, 2012
I often do not write bad reviews but I feel compelled to do so in this case. On a Saturday afternoon, I waited an hour to be served a salad and an additional half hour for a burger. An hour and half to be served in total ...hmmm.. It was not a packed house nor did we even have to be waited to be seated. Maybe ten people in total on the terrace. The waitress was kind but the service was totally... more
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An absolute travesty!
April 18, 2012Being a Lebanese expatriate, having had grown up in the middle east eating this food all my life, I have to say that I was extremely excited when I found out about Momo's. Unfortunately, that's where the positivity of this review ends! To cut directly to the chase, if you are looking for delicious, authentic middle eastern cuisine, this is NOT the place to go. Their kafta is dry, bland, lacking... more
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March 19, 2012
I ate here for a weekday dinner, and had a shwarma plate. The meat was good - none of the pieces of inedible fat and gristle that other shwarma places often include - but there wasn't very much of it for the $15 price. The salad dressing tasted like it was just lemon juice, without oil, vinegar, spices, or any other ingredients. The pita (I think it was baked on-site that day) was delicious,... more
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November 14, 2010
Most of Momo’s returning clientele are local University of Toronto students sneaking a late snack or comforting meal. From shawarma to falafel this student-frequented spot costs around $25 for two people. The licensed patio can seat up to 30.
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