Reviews for Antep Kabab highlight fresh homemade bread, charcoal grilled meat, and flavorful kebabs, with many calling it the best Turkish kebab in Montreal and a reliable choice for good value and authentic taste; still, some readers note long waits, crowded spaces, occasional price increases, and limited payment options, while others praise friendly staff and a casual, welcoming atmosphere and describe the food as consistently fresh and delicious.
So glad I stopped in. The service is great & everything is super fresh & done in a great orderly fashion. I can't wait to go back. I recommend this place to everyone
Reminds me of Istanbul! The meat melts in ur mouth! The bread is freshly made, everything is fresh & clean. I had the lamb sandwich. The prices are very reasonable.
It is usually good, food is tasty. A bit more friendly staff would be nice but it is like a fast food place. Overall is a good place.
After being discriminated at Chef Istanbul I went to Antep & was treated well with respect. Ordered 2 lamb sandwiches & it was delicious. Good job 👏
I always do take out.
This place used to be full of people all the time & always a line
But not anymore
My honest conclusion it's because the sandwich'lamb' is basically is fully salad
I would re consider coming here again as usual if you just reduce the price or be generous on the meat
Thank you though
Tessukur ederi
Apr 20, 2026
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Fantastic kebab, hands down the best I have had in Montreal. I had their Antep kebab sandwich, it was truly an incredible experience from the first bite to the last.
However, Antep's biggest flaw is not its cooking but its customer service, which is extremely poor. Rude service can be somewhat acceptable if paired with fast, efficient service. But when the manager is on her phone, talking without taking orders & reacting unprofessionally to one of your questions ('Do you serve rice?') - unfortunately, that is where I draw the line.
It is a good, solid place to come & grab a sandwich. Be prepared to be blown away by how well their freshly baked sesame bread pairs with their seasoned meat. Just do not expect any kindness from the manager, the owners (The Turkish man, I presume) or the chefs.
Highly recommend it if you just look past the unprofessional service.
