We contribute to the long-term integration of Syrian women who have had to leave their country by highlighting their culinary expertise and creating meaningful, rewarding employment opportunities.

Yes. The blog highlights inspiring profiles and the human stories behind the food: heritage, culture, resilience, and women’s entrepreneurship.

Some of the best-known and most popular Middle Eastern dishes include hummus, baba ghanouj, muhammara, fattoush salad, falafel, kebbe, and many dishes made with eggplant, chickpeas, and lentils.

We prioritize simple, authentic recipes made with recognizable ingredients, herbs, spices, and traditional cooking methods, without unnecessary additives. Check our labels—you’ll also find several organic ingredients in our products.

Yes. Many of our recipes are simple, colourful, and easy for kids to enjoy, including dips, bowls, salads, and mild dishes. We also share lunchbox ideas and quick meal inspiration for busy families.

You can find our recipes directly on the Les Filles Fattoush blog, where we share recipes, tips, and inspiration. You can also discover our two cookbooks, which bring together our classics and creations inspired by Syrian and Middle Eastern cuisine. They are available on our website and at major bookstores across Quebec.

Fattoush is a traditional Levantine salad made with crisp vegetables such as tomatoes, cucumber, and lettuce, fresh herbs, and toasted pita, all tossed in a lemon and sumac dressing. Colourful, crunchy, and generous, it is typically placed at the centre of the table to be shared — a perfect symbol of everything that brings Les Filles Fattoush together.

Syrian cuisine is a Middle Eastern cuisine rich in vegetables, legumes, fresh herbs, lemon, garlic, and spices. It is known for generous, flavourful dishes made with simple, recognizable ingredients and often naturally clean-label recipes.

No — our menu may vary depending on the season, product availability, and location. To see what’s currently available, check our ordering partners or visit one of our locations.

Our grocery products are available at IGA, Rachelle-Béry, and Avril, as well as in several neighbourhood grocery stores and at our café-boutique. Visit our **Store Locator** page for the full list of locations.

Yes, several items on our menu are vegetarian. Our menu varies depending on availability, so feel free to check our partner platforms or visit us at the b

We do not deliver ready-to-eat meals directly through our website. For online orders, please use Lufa Farms, Uber Eats, or Antoine au quotidien.

You can order our ready-to-eat meals through Lufa Farms, Uber Eats, or Antoine au quotidien. They are also available in-store at the Jean-Talon Market and through selected retail partners.

Our baklava is available for a limited time, while supplies last. Right now, you can still find it at IGA, Rachelle-Béry, and at our café-boutique at Jean-Talon Market, subject to availabilit

Yes, several of our grocery products — including pita chips, baklava, Turkish delight, spreads, spices, pomegranate molasses, and dressings — are available at most IGA locations across Quebec. Product selection may vary by store. Visit our In Grocery Stores – Where to Find Us page to see locations near you.

Delivery times are 7 to 10 working days.

None of our products or perishable merchandise will be returned, exchanged or refunded. If an item is damaged during delivery, please contact our customer service bonjour@lesfillesfattoush.com .

For any order cancellation, please contact us by email at bonjour@lesfillesfattoush.com or by telephone at 514-834-9277 . Once your order has been shipped, it cannot be refunded or returned.