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Sofra Kabab - New Montreal Moroccan, Turkish RestaurantsNew
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Sofra Kabab

Opens Today at 11 am
(149)
Chomedey
TurkishGrillSalads

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Sofra Kabab earns praise for delicious Turkish dishes, generous portions, and fast, friendly service in a warm, welcoming setting. Reviewers highlight authentic flavors with standout Adana kebab, doner, kofta, pide, and a kunefe that many call addictive, along with fresh hot bread and a zesty yogurt side. Many guests say the plates are large and good value for the price, and the atmosphere is described as cozy and lively, though the space can feel crowded and parking is limited. Service is frequently noted as attentive and helpful, with staff trying to accommodate dietary needs and to ensure a pleasant visit, but a few experiences mention mixups with orders or inconsistency in taste, and some feel that quality sometimes competes with quantity. Overall, the restaurant is regarded as one of the best Turkish spots in the area by many, with strong recommendations to return and try more items, while a minority caution that some meals can be saltier or not as refined.View restaurant profile
(149)
Cococina - New Montreal Moroccan, Turkish RestaurantsNew
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Cococina

(30)
Downtown
MediterraneanMarketMoroccanSpanishTapas

Review Summary

Cocina is described as a stunning, upscale spot in the old port with a modern supper club vibe, moody lighting and a curated soundtrack that sets the tone, while the kitchen delivers Moroccan and Spanish influences with fresh, well presented plates that many find delicious and generously portioned; the menu can be confusing at first and some dishes are mislabelled, such as a chicken tagine that appears as croquettas, and a few items like the tomato heavy lamb or overly salty poutine receive mixed reactions, but a core of dishes and the overall flavors are repeatedly praised; service is noted as fast and professional on many visits and warmly attentive, though a few reviews mention slower pacing during busy or newly opened days and even pressure to turn tables; the ambiance, decor and value receive frequent praise, making it a place to return to and to explore more of the menu, including for business lunches or special occasions, with several reviewers calling it a standout Montreal option.View restaurant profile
(30)

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