Stopped in a Avesta Tonight.
Tonight we decided to go cheap and stopped at one of our favorites, Avesta ( www.restoavesta.com ). As before I got the Manti, small beef filled dumplings, made by hand, in a yoghurt sauce for $12.99. There has to be well over 100 of the little dumplings in a serving. It's beyond my comprehension that someone would still make them by hand, but it you time it right, you can see her sitting in the window making them! They're tender, and the flavor is great. My wife had Menemen, a spicy tomato sauce with veggies and eggs that she just loved. I can't speak to the quality of the wine as that has never really clicked with me, but we had half a carafe for $11.95. I think our whole meal, including tax, came to $44. If you want an inexpensive night out, Avesta is great.
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Avesta Cafe Resto
2077 Rue Sainte-Catherine W, Montreal, QC H3H1M6, CA
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Yeah Avesta is great! I had the homemade Manti and Lavach there today and they were so good. Anyone know any comparable Turkish places in Montreal?
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re: annalimey
I've heard good things about Su in Verdun but haven't yet been.
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re: hala
I was at Avesta on Sunday afternoon for the first time and the service was great and not slow at all. I had the beef bolek with two mezze and the price was very reasonable. The spicy lentil soup was fantastic, as was the muhammara. I haven't had a bigger main meal there but will definitely be going back. I would highly recommend trying it.
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Great food, yes, but I'd note that the service takes a while. Granted, I've never seen more than one server working, but don't bank on Avesta for a quick meal.
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re: torontrealais
perhaps i am misunderstanding and you are referring to the server in particular, but i have a turkish roommate and was told that turkish meals are very long, and in some ways, like that of european meals where they take hours and hours, course after course. with lots of socializing in between. so that may be why.
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