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≈ 0.7 km
Rumi offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with a genuine Middle Eastern vibe, where flavorful mezze and richly spiced main dishes are beautifully presented and generously portioned. Live music, traditional decor, and a charming terrace garden create an immersive setting that many reviewers describe as memorable. The service is consistently described as attentive and friendly, with staff guiding guests through shared plates and a wide range of options that suit families, friends, and couples. While a few notes mention occasional slower service or a dish not meeting expectations, the overall feedback highlights fresh ingredients, thoughtful preparation, and hospitality that makes diners want to return. It is seen as a beloved Montreal dining destination, celebrated for warmth, vibrant flavors, and a welcoming atmosphere that suits both intimate dinners and group gatherings.View restaurant profile
Rumi
Opens Today at 11 amMile-End, Outremont
Mentioned in: Our Outremont Food Guide: Where to Eat, Drink, and Grab a Sweet TreatTop Spots for Brunch on a Terrace in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.9 km
Many reviews praise Mirazu for flavorful Turkish dishes, with standout lamb, generous portions, and a varied mezze selection that feels like a culinary journey. Fresh bread and warm Turkish tea are frequently highlighted, and the Turkish breakfast is described as fresh, tasty and beautifully presented. The staff are consistently noted for friendliness and attentiveness, with good explanations of the restaurant concept, though service can be slow at peak times. The ambiance is described as cozy and inviting, with a decor that evokes Istanbul and a welcoming vibe, and the option to bring your own wine is seen as a bonus. A few practical notes include small tables and occasional heat inside, but overall the quality, value and memorable flavors make Mirazu a frequent recommendation for those seeking authentic Turkish cuisine in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Mirazu
Montreal bring your own wine restaurant serving classic Turkish cuisine
Opens Today at 10 am
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End20 Must-Try Brunch Spots in MontrealView More
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≈ 3.1 km
Reviewers consistently describe Avesta as a warm, inviting spot serving authentic Turkish (and Kurdish) flavors with fresh handmade bread made before guests and a generous array of mezze, kebabs, and comforting mains like manti and beyti. Dishes are praised as delicious and flavorful, with portions that feel hearty and home made, and the atmosphere is repeatedly called cozy, charming, and welcoming, complemented by friendly, attentive service. Value is highlighted as strong for the quality and abundance, with many noting quick service and a pleasant downtown location. A few comments point to minor drawbacks such as occasional reservation hiccups or small quibbles about a drink balance, but overall the experience is celebrated as reliable, satisfying, and ideal for family dinners, group gatherings, or casual nights out.View restaurant profile
Avesta
Unpretentious, pillow-filled Turkish eatery serving classic stews, savory crêpes & varied mezes.
Opens Today at 11 am
Downtown, Shaughnessy Village
Mentioned in: Travel Without a Passport: 18 Culinary Stops in Montreal
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≈ 0.9 km
Customer feedback paints Berlin Döner Haus as a go-to spot for great doner in town, with generous portions, flavorful meat, and a bread that’s crispy and homemade, plus a bowl option that many say is their new favorite. The menu features wraps, bowls, falafel, and comforting items like lentil soup, all paired with attentive, friendly service and a welcoming, casual atmosphere. Many reviews compare the flavors to Berlin or German Turkish doner and describe the food as authentic, fresh, and satisfying value, while several note the staff go above and beyond, with memorable warm hospitality. A few critiques mention occasional long waits, a chicken that can be oily, and fries with breadcrumbs, but these are outweighed by the consistent praise for quality, price, and generosity, making it a highly recommended stop for lovers of Turkish cuisine in Montreal.View restaurant profile
Berlin Döner Haus
Open until 2 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1 km
Café Montiran is described as a warm, cozy, intimate coffee spot with a small, charming space that invites lingering and conversation. The atmosphere is welcoming and homey, with friendly, attentive staff who make visitors feel cared for. The coffee is praised for being strong and tasty, with distinctive Persian flavors such as saffron latte and pistachio latte, along with lotus latte and a peanut latte. The menu is not large but crafted with care, and pastries and bites are well received. It is repeatedly called a hidden gem and a great place to work or study thanks to ample seating and outlets and a calm, relaxed vibe. Guests note a sincere, warm environment created by the owners and a sense that the coffee is genuinely loved. Overall Café Montiran is seen as a value-rich, inviting neighborhood spot that pairs quality drinks with a charming ambiance.View restaurant profile
Café Montiran
Opens Today at 9:30 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.5 km
Halal Döner Kebab is described as a clean spot with friendly service and a range of kebab, donair, and shawarma options that are generally flavorful, with the All Meat Donair repeatedly highlighted for its juicy meat and balanced spices, and kebab and shawarma often praised, especially for a convenient late night bite on the St Laurent strip; some reviewers note that the restaurant's ownership may not be authentically Turkish, yet the overall experience is still satisfying for many, and a few points of improvement are mentioned such as bread not feeling fresh at times and the absence of condiments on tables late at night, along with suggestions to broaden wrap options beyond pita, possibly using tortillas to better pair with beef, while desserts like Baklava are cited as a highlight and overall value is seen as good with quick service and solid, well made dishes.View restaurant profile
Halal Döner Kebab
Opens Today at 11 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2 km
Byblos Le Petit Café attracts praise for a warm, cozy atmosphere and a Persian inspired menu, with many reviewers raving about the dizi, the feta omelette breakfast, fresh bread and jams, and the option to share a variety of dishes at brunch, making it feel like a comforting, signature Persian cafe experience. The service is described as friendly and knowledgeable by some, but inconsistent and slow during peak hours by others, with occasional disorganization and delays in serving dishes and even cleanliness concerns raised in a few visits. Prices divide opinions as well, with some calling the value fair while others find the options overpriced. The ambiance, decor, and openness of the space are repeatedly highlighted as a major draw, along with the ability to work or relax in a spacious setting, though consistency in flavor and execution can vary from visit to visit.View restaurant profile
Byblos Le Petit Café
Artsy Persian coffeehouse for fragrant stews, dips served with pita & breakfast, plus Iranian tea.
Opens Today at 9 am
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.4 km
Reviews for Asoo Restaurant describe a cozy, inviting atmosphere with authentic, delicious and healthy dishes and service that is often friendly and welcoming. Many diners consider it the best Persian restaurant in Montreal and say they eat there on each visit to the city, with food and overall experience frequently highlighted as reliable and satisfying. While the consensus tends to be positive on both flavor and hospitality, a few experiences note disappointing staff behavior during crowded times, where customers felt overlooked and the service overshadowed the quality of the meal.View restaurant profile
Asoo Restaurant
May be temporarily closedShaughnessy Village, Downtown
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≈ 2.4 km
Reviews of Chez Hailar describe a warm, cozy space offering Persian style pizzas and sandwiches made with fresh ingredients, with roast beef sandwich and roast beef pizza highlighted as standout items and a house sauce that adds a distinctive touch; truffle fries are often cited as a must order, and other favorites include the Bandari sandwich and the spicy bomb pizza, all praised for generous toppings and solid flavor and a cheese pull that satisfies. The atmosphere is repeatedly described as intimate, clean, and welcoming, with two floors and an upstairs dining area that feels like a home away from home, great for friends or families. Service is widely praised for being friendly, professional and attentive, contributing to a positive experience, though some reviews note occasional delays, order mix ups or higher prices for portions. The restaurant is viewed as one of the best options for authentic Iranian inspired fast food in downtown Montreal, offering both dine in and takeout and earning repeat visits for the pizza, sandwiches, salads, and desserts such as pistachio desserts and majoon, all anchored by a memorable house sauce and a nostalgic vibe.View restaurant profile
Chez Hailar
Open until 2 amDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 2.4 km
Reviewers describe Chef Istanbul as a warm, casual downtown spot offering authentic Turkish food with freshly baked bread, flavorful kebabs, and comforting lentil soup, all at reasonable prices and in generous portions; the service is repeatedly praised as friendly and attentive, with many noting a quick, welcoming atmosphere and a go-to option near Concordia. Favorite items include kebab, shawarma, falafel, and the house bread, with several calling the bread and dips standout highlights and the Turkish tea a nice touch; some experiences vary, including a few mentions of undercooked chicken, inconsistent portions, or busy service, and a few notes about accessibility or upstairs ambiance. A number of reviews hail it as a hidden gem, a top Turkish place in Montreal, and a place to return to for consistent taste and good value, while a temporary closing for electrical issues is acknowledged, leaving readers hopeful for a swift reopening and continued good meals.View restaurant profile
Chef Istanbul
May be temporarily closedDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 2.5 km
Château Kabab is described as a cozy, family friendly spot with generous portions and a menu blending Iraqi and Persian flavors, where kebabs, rice and freshly baked bread are praised for flavor and freshness, and the atmosphere and the friendly, attentive service are common highlights, with many diners saying they will return and that it offers great value and taste for a kebab place. Some notes about occasional service hiccups such as slow ordering or missed water, and a few accessibility concerns on the first floor exist, though staff are generally seen as accommodating and professional, especially for groups and events. Reviews consistently praise the kebab plates and saffron chicken, the welcoming vibe, cleanliness, and the overall experience.View restaurant profile
Château Kabab
May be temporarily closedDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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≈ 2.5 km
Champion Döner draws broad praise for flavorful, generously portioned meals, with reviewers calling the beef and chicken doner tender and well seasoned and the Iskender kebab a standout; the bread is described as fresh and the sauces as homemade and tasty, adding a notable Turkish flavor profile. The pricing is often highlighted as a strong value, especially for students, with many finding the portions sizable and the fries or falafel boxes pleasing. Service is generally friendly and efficient, with several mentions of welcoming staff and clean premises, though a few experiences note order mixups, long lines during lunch rush, or slow service when busy. Takeout is common and convenient, while some diners wish for slightly more spacious seating and a less crowded layout. Vegetarian options such as falafel are available, and present a solid alternative for meat lovers. Overall, Champion Döner is regarded as one of the top doner spots in Montreal, with many recommending a visit for authentic flavors, generous portions, and consistent quality, though a handful of reviews point to peak-hour crowds or occasional hiccups.View restaurant profile
Champion Döner
Open until 3 amDowntown
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≈ 2.5 km
Reviews describe Antep Kabab as a standout in downtown Montreal, with fresh, authentic kebab sandwiches and bread baked on site, featuring well seasoned meat grilled to tender, smoky flavors. The chicken sandwich is frequently praised as a top choice and many consider it the best in town, while the filet mignon sandwich is noted for flavor but can be hard to chew and portions are sometimes felt to be small for the price. Value and pricing are mixed, with some diners calling it fairly priced and filling while others note price increases and reduced portions, and cash payments are mentioned by some reviewers. Service and atmosphere are described as casual and friendly, though busy times can bring longer waits and a bustling, crowded feel. Many regulars travel to Montreal specifically for these kebabs or order takeout, highlighting consistent quality, homemade bread, and the overall appeal of the place despite the simple decor.View restaurant profile
Antep Kabab
May be temporarily closedDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
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