Hummus, beetroot moutabal, muhammara and tabbouleh in white dishes on a stone table, scattered with almonds and pomegranate. The Mish Mish mezza dining room in golden light, with the calligraphy wall, lit pottery niches, banquettes and cream chairs.

Syria · Lebanon · Iraq · Yemen

Burlington, Ontario

Mish Mish Mezza Made for Sharing.

Menu highlights

Start with these.

The name

Mish Mish is the Arabic word for apricot.

Small.

Golden.

Meant to be shared.

Hummus, beetroot moutabal, muhammara and tabbouleh in white dishes on a stone table, scattered with almonds and pomegranate.

The table

Everything belongs in the middle.

Small plates. Big flavours. Even bigger hospitality.

Origins

Four kitchens. One table.

The menu follows the communal dining traditions of four kitchens, with the breads, spices and slow-built flavours each one is known for.

  1. 01

    Syria

    Syrian pizza · MuhammaraOur own Syrian pizza on fresh in-house dough, and muhammara with roasted red pepper, walnut and pomegranate molasses.

  2. 02

    Lebanon

    Fattoush · NaqaniqFattoush with crispy pita, sumac and pomegranate dressing, and naqaniq: pan-seared Lebanese sausages with lemon and garlic.

  3. 03

    Iraq

    Iraqi kababIraqi kabab from the charcoal grill, with grilled tomatoes and onion and freshly baked in house bread.

  4. 04

    Yemen

    MandiSlow-roasted meats over fragrant mandi rice, with family portions made for the whole table.

The Mish Mish mezza dining room with illuminated pottery niches, Arabic calligraphy artwork, and curved banquette seating around round wooden tables.

Find us

A table waiting for you.

1035 Brant StreetBurlington, Ontario

Address

1035 Brant Street, Unit 5

Burlington, Ontario

Hours

Open daily
11am — 10pm

Every dish

Fully Halal

Walk in, or write ahead for the bigger gatherings.

Write to us

info@mishmishmezza.ca

At the table

100% Halal, every dish
4 Kitchens of origin
1 Table, in Burlington
7 Days a week, 11am to 10pm

Our story · About Mish Mish

Recipes carried between generations.

An olive tree beside cream dining chairs and tables, the calligraphy wall and lit niches behind.
Communal dining

Mish Mish mezza was born from a love of the communal dining traditions of the Levant and beyond.

Sharing

Every dish on our table is made to be shared: small plates, big flavours, and even bigger hospitality.

Four kitchens

The menu follows those traditions across four kitchens: Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen.

Bread · Spices · Slow-built flavours

With the breads, spices and slow-built flavours each one is known for.

Generations

Recipes carried between generations, plates meant to crowd the middle of the table…

Hospitality

…and a welcome that outlasts the meal.

An arched mirror framed in greenery beside an olive tree and clay vessels, lit by warm afternoon sun.
The Mish Mish mezza storefront at golden hour, a carved clay vessel on the roof above the mish mish sign.

Come hungry. Leave together.

Mish Mish mezza1035 Brant StreetBurlington