Antep Kabab

Guys, run, don't walk, to the best kebab you will find downtown! From the first bite, I was hit with a medley of flavours: from the flame-grilled chicken to the fresh-baked bread to the crispy vegetables. I was in pure bliss. Highly recommended. It's a short walk from Métro Guy-Concordia station. It's definitely worth a visit.

The food was excellent — tasty, healthy, and made with care. They bake their bread fresh. The prices are very reasonable. The staff were very friendly Highly recommended!

Very fresh and yummy meat, homemade bread, you can see their operations in front of you. Staffs are friendly and welcoming. Very simple restaurant with fair prices, you can easily feel full. The plate serves both rice and bread.

Had Turkish food for the very 1st time Was a little hesitant as I prefer veg options more I tried the chicken sandwich that was made live in front of us starting from baking of bread that was actually round like a fluffy pita bun with sesame seeds sprinkled on top It was cut open with generous spread of yogurt spead very unique for me followed with heart full of flavoured cooked chicken pieces and chopped salad. Then a red spicy 🌶️ sauce was poured to enhance the flavour ( I took extra hit sauce for me). Ambiance was casual yet very nice & welcoming with seating on the outside too. (street side) I would love to try once more 👌

Antep Kebab offers the best sandwich I’ve ever had! I tried 2 sandwiches, the filet mignon and the chicken. The filet mignon was only okay, there wasn’t too much meat or toppings in it. My favourite was the chicken sandwich. It was so stuffed, and the chicken was very tender and flavourful. This would be my recommendation. We loved the chicken sandwich so much, we went back 3 times! My favourite part is their house-made bread. The bread is soft and light, not too doughy. Can’t wait to go back!

One of the best meals we had in our last visit. The place doesn't look amazing from the outside but the food is really great. I loved the sauce that the give with the meat platters. The kebab was definitely our favorite.

The food and service was good. As it is very famous and busy always rush. Everything was fresh and tasted good. Overall a good place for halal food. Parking can be a bit difficult. They also take around 20 mins minimum to serve

The food is incredible but oof the pricing…. 15 dollars for a sandwich by itself (no side no drink) is a lot of money. I wanted to try the plate but couldn’t justify 25 dollars when my partner and I went to eat for lunch! Overall a great place with kind service but pricing is steep and would stop me from going back

This little hole in the wall was popping in the evening, even on a random Tuesday night. They make their own bread fresh for the sandwiches, which is both fun to watch and crucial to their quality. Top notch place.

Wonderful, homey shop that was busy on a Saturday night. Ordered their chicken sandwich after seeing them prepare and roll out hot fresh bread from the oven. Generous amounts of chicken, nice service and hefty sandwiches!

It is cash only. The staff are a little curt but they are very busy. Fold comes out quick and super hot. It was delicious! There is a lot of seating and it's clean.

Excellent food freshly made. So good we came back the following day for another. Service was as fast as it could be considering the amount of people ordering.

Stumbled on this place after jazz festival on eve of Canada Day. Line out the door constantly. Menu is limited to kabobs and sandwiches. Lamb sandwich was fantastic, fresh hot bread leaving the oven to be slathered with a garlicky thick yogurt and filled with salad and tender lamb chunks...man there is a reason this place is packed. Takes about 20 minutes to get your food on a busy night but watching the assembly process is a blast as 4 guys turn out a continuous flow of sandwiches. They do take credit cards now as well.

Went onto Yelp to find a spot to eat being new to the area. Gave this place a shot based on yelp reviews. Got the kebab plate and it was excellent.....

味道很好，羊肉鲜嫩，没有异味 几乎没有服务，不过没有影响，毕竟是快餐 只收现金，好在店里有atm 没有别的想说，但是评论至少要52个字呢，我多打几个啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊

The food was delicious. You just have to remember to pay in cash. You order your food and find a table and wait for them to call you.

Great street food place! The kababs are so tender & flavorful. They serve a big, fulfilling meal. The service was fast too.

Everything here is fire. Went here twice in two days. Shared the antep kebab platter which was delicious. Even the salad was super with the lemon juice over top. Came back and got the antep sandwich and land sandwich. Lamb was sooooo juicy and tender. That's probably my fav. Cash only but they have an atm inside.

Very tasty food. Reasonable prices. I would have given 5 stars if they accepted debit and/or credit payment.

Antep Kabab Nice fresh Turkish sandwiches. Had their main special with lamb and beef and it was delicious. Value 5/5 Atmosphere 3/5 take out Service 4/5 Quality 4/5 16/20

So thankful to be back here 3 years later and get to have this divine kebab sandwich experience again! Bread with caraway seeds made on the spot, so fresh and perfect, kebab so flavourful and moist, great kick from the spicy sauce and contrasting crunch from the lettuce pieces. So yummy. It was busy on a Saturday, a non-stop stream of people and wrapped sandwiches being handed out. The Antep Kebab sammie is $10.50. Get here! Don't miss this taste explosion. One of the best sandwiches in Montreal. Cash only!

Pretty disappointed to be honest. Was looking forward to tasting some Turkish food for the first time, but their was not a single Turkish person working there. I had a chicken sandwich for 9.50$. Definitely over priced, since for 10$ you can easily get a sandwich and fries anywhere in Montreal. Also they charged 2.5$ for a can of soda! The food quality was not bad though. It seemed fresh and was warm when I ate it. However, the taste was lacking. At most, it was a basic chicken sandwich. The flavour was lacklustre and unoriginal. It was halal so that is a plus. All in all, 2/5, overpriced and basic, but not bad enough to get a 1/5.

The food was good but the ambiance was terrible. Very DIRTY, poor service, crowded, and overall unsatisfactory.

Ordered the Chicken Sandwich & the Beef Kebab Sandwich. The meat was tender & well seasoned, the pita was warm & fresh. However the sandwich tasted basic & really was just an ordinary meal. It's a good sandwich to grab if you are hungry & need something quick within the vicinity. But it's definitely not a meal I would recommend as there are many great sandwich options in Montreal within the same price range, serving quality food that is delicious!

Pas de goût la viande et le poulet sans asaisionnement ni de saveur trop sec. Vraiment une perte d'argent je ne comprend pas d'où vient ces bons avis et est ce que c'est des vrais avis

it's very dirty and the restaurant had Avery bad smell customer service is very bad the food is very bad I will never ever go back again

Chicken sandwich with a little spice - delicious. Antep kabab sandwich was full of flavor - spice that tingled your tongue. It was perfect. Lamb sandwich - tender meat

I'm Turkish, the food is delicious and takes my Turkish food cravings away. However even tho the taste and everything is Turkish, you won't find this in Turkey. Lamb sandwich doesn't exist, yes we put it in bread but the sauces are not the same. When it comes to meat Turkish people like eating plain therefore enhancing the taste.

The food is fantastic. The place not so much. The fact that I need to pay cash or use their ATM for cash is a scam. The entrance is dirty. And they don't take care of it. If you are buying to take out...good idea. Make sure you have a driver to wait with the car as finding a spot is close to impossible. Or just walk :)

It's been three years since my last visit here, three years since my last visit to Montreal, and it's wonderful to see it still open. I had an Antep Kabab sandwich, which is made on toothsome, perfect Turkish bread with various toppings including a pungent sort of chevre. It is a STUNNINGLY good sandwich that I had to get to go as there is no seating inside or outside Antep. But the thing is that this made it *better*. I stopped at a "park" near the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth and the sandwich had cooled to a perfect temperature and was just spectacular. I also got a bottle of Turkish orange soda that is teeth-achingly sweet and didn't like it. But this sandwich- it's magic.

This looks like something you would see in a movie, the villain has an office in the back with a secret door to escape in the back ally. Must admit not bad, the cashier took American money because I did not have Canadian dollars and they did not take credit cards. I got two chicken sandwiches, one spicy and one not. My wife usually do not eat all her food, let's just say she finished it this time. We took the food to go and ate back in the hotel. Great spot to grab something, I recommend, ignore the dodgy look of the place.

This place has my favourite sandwich. There is no competition. The fresh bread is stuffed with so much juicy chicken. Together with the spicy sauce, yogurt, lettuce, cucumber and tomato it's perfection. I've had it countless times in the last 5 years. If you're super hungry then get the lamb kebab plate.

Delicious spicy chicken sandwhich with a strong charcoal flavor. It isn't too spicy and there's a lot of chicken in it. For 8$ tax included, this is definitely worth it. The place is clean and spacious inside, but half of the surface is their kitchen so there aren't many seats. They don't take cards so remember to bring cash.

Delicious little spot at the heart of Montreal. Really enjoyed their kebab sandwich. Small clean spot with friendly staff.

The store entrance doesn't look attractive at all but the food is exceptional. At first I thought it was quite expensive for a bun/burger because it's around 9-10 each. I ordered a antep burger (lamb and beef) and a chicken burger. Oh my god, when you have the first bite you can't stop. The meat is so tasty and the lamb flavour is very strong. The best part is actually the "bread" part, they made it from flour and you can see them making it from sketch. They bake it and it's so crispy with the taste of flour. I love this so much and I had to buy an extra one for a stranger sitting outside the restaurant.

A favorite from the 6 years I lived in Montreal and still good on a recent (March 2023) visit. The chicken sandwich and platters are excellent. Their house-made bread is excellent as well. The interior is a bit cramped, but you can always take your sandwich to go. Highly recommended.

For $15, you can get the Antep Kabab. This comes with 2 kebabs, warm bread, salad with yogurt, and spiced barley. Super filling and satisfying. Also tried the Uludag orange soda which had a bit of orange pulp in it, but tasted like orange Fanta. Delish!

first I'm Turkish too and I came from Toronto we want to go to the a Turkish place but even in my whole life I didn't see like that bad place and if all crew are Arabic why are they saying Turkish place ? If you guys are gonna ask me the are u recomend this place exactly NO!!

I used to go to this place every lunch break and get the exact same thing every time: the mixed meat sandwich (antep kabab). They make the bread in front of you, the place smells amazing, and the best part of the sandwich is the last few bites when gravity makes the spicy sauce, meat juices, creamy kebab sauce and tomato accumulate at the bottom... oof. I'd be licking my fingers all the way back to class.

I enjoy Turkish meal very much and here you could find the most affordable lamb sandwich in town, yet very delicious. Highly recommend!

Great place for a quick lunch if you are downtown. I always get the chicken sandwich for $7 cad. They freshly make the bread. They freshly grill the chicken which has a great flavor to it and you know it's fresh because they get so much turnover. The bread and the chicken make it a great sandwich. The veggies and sauce they use is okay. One negative is that it can get busy during lunch (students, workers). You could be waiting 10minutes for your sandwich depending on how much grilling they are doing. No paper menus. Everything is on board above The chicken sandwich is a must try if you are in the area.

Go for the spicy chicken sandwich, simply delicious. Freshly baked bread and charcoaled grilled halal chicken...simplicity at its finest.

This place is small and not particularly interesting from the outside, the décor and seating is basic but you will always see a lot of rush inside. We were passing by and could smell a delicious chargrilled aroma coming from somewhere... the smell led us to Antep and before we know it, we left hands-full of sandwiches. There are only a few items on the menu - either meat/chicken sandwiches or meat/chicken plates. I highly recommend the sandwiches, mainly because the Turkish bun is freshly-made in store. You can see the girl putting in and taking out fresh-batches like clockwork. I had a spicy filet-mignon sandwich (which I waited nearly 45 minutes for - was there during peak lunch-time) and watched the entire process of how it was made. The fresh bread came out of the oven, a dollop of garlic sauce and a special home-made chilli sauce were spread inside, a heaping of salad was placed along with an entire skewer of juicy filet mignon. Biting into this thing was tricky as the sandwich is super filled and heavy - which I totally didn't mind! You definitely get your money's worth of meat (the sandwiches are a tad on the pricier side!) The flavours are to perfection, almost addictive as you want more afterwards. Great place for lunch/dinner if you want to try authentic Turkish flavours!

If you are in the student district of Montreal this is a must visit place to go. Despite the fact that it serves only 8 items, has no vegetarian options, takes cash only, and has no liquor, it is amazingly delicious and cheap. The sandwiches are made with the tastiest pita ever, beautifully baked on site and encrusted with sesame. Then there is the beef and lamb kebab meat, loaded with spices. The meat leaves a glorious tingling in your mouth. The clientele consists almost entirely of Arabs--which for me confirms the greatness of this establishment. Go get a great kebab sandwich for $10. The bread, meat, vegetables, and yoghurt merge beautifully into a flavorful bonanza you will definitely want to experience again

This place is a definite must try in my book. It wasn't very inviting when I first walked in there but once I figured out how to order and tried their food, it was all well worth it. So first thing to know is this place does not serve you. You'll have to go up to the counter and order your food from the very limited menu they have. Despite being limited though, the food they have is delicious. Once you order your food, you then give them your name and pay for It. When the food is done they will call your name to get It from the pick up side where the cook is. Then you enjoy a delicious meal. I personally recommend the grilled chicken kebab platter which was very delicious. The platter comes with 2 triangle pieces of their homemade bread, rice, fresh salad with oil on It along side a lemon wedge, about 4 good sized delicious pieces of perfectly grilled chicken, a white cheese cream type sauce on the side and optional hot sauce. This platter with a bottle of water came out to a little over C$16. Everything on the plate was delicious and I came back the next day to have the same platter again. The spicy and non-spicy chicken sandwich is also very popular here. Bread is amazing so I know you'll love It. Must try!

I love the chicken sandwich here. Quick, cheap and delicious. The best part is the bread, so fresh and tasty. The only thing I don't like is that they skimp on the spicy sauce, despite asking them.

A staple if you went to Concordia! A small resto in the basement that has the best burgers. I used to go here all the time and recently went with a friend after many years. Due to covid, its only open for takeout but the food does not disappoint. Service was quick, excellent wrapping and just delicious food. They have a limited menu thats displayed on the wall. Only drawback, cash only. You must try this place for a quick bite!

Good no greasy food. Ordered the $8 Antep Kabab sandwich and $20 lamb platter. Although the food is good, it is kind of pricey for a small place like this when compared to similar places.

Got lamb platter and spicy chicken sandwich... there is a reason why everyone raves about the spicy chicken sandwich... it's just so so so perfect! I took a bite of it and wish I could have a hundred more bites but it wasn't my sandwich . I had the big plate and it was very good too but just not the chicken sandwich! Skip the fancy brunch or lunch place and come here! Cash only but they have an ATM machine and only charges $1 for withdrawal... so not the end of the world if you didn't bring $.

This place is so good, the best Turkish food I have ever had, the chicken is so tasty and fresh, juicy as well. There sides are so good and delicious. I truly love there food and service is excellent.

Must-taste Turkish joint in Montreal! Highly recommend their chicken platter and Chicken sandwich. Freshly baked bread and charcoaled grilled chicken makes it just delicious. Add extra yogurt to your sandwich. I also prefer the sandwich to be spicy. They only accept cash though! Chicken Sandwich is $7.50 and Platter is $15 !

We were visiting Montreal and looking for tasteful Turkish food. I am glad we tried this place. Born and raised in Istanbul, it is hard to find real Turkish food in USA or Canada. Amazing food amazing service! I highly recommend!

This is a fast food counter where everything is freshly made. Even the bread pockets for the sandwiches are made in house. The food is delicious and exceptionally generous with the quantities of meat in the sandwiches. One sandwich is enough for a full meal. It's not really a restaurant, although they have a few tables to sit down and eat your food. It takes about 10 minutes to prepare your order from scratch. The quality is better than anywhere comparable and the prices are very good value for the money. I recommend it at the highest level.

here's the run-down - Atmosphere, Service, & Food Atmosphere: Antep Kabab - for all of Montreal's diverse culinary fabric - is one of the few Turkish restaurants found in down-town. The fact that it's owner operated, gives it its unique feel - what the feel is, however is yet to be clearly determined. It's small, but cozy, quite but bustling, uniquely Turkish but feel like any number of places around the Concordia Campus. Best is to pop in for take out. Service: The lady behind the counter - always on her laptop pc - has a jovial smile, but can be stern if the mood doesn't strike her. The owner, a short, burly man is the head cook (also makes the bread / pitas) speaks english with difficulty and although always happy to take customer's orders - can often been seen barking remarks / order as the 2 other employes on the counter lady. Cute family-ish dynamic - but sometimes gives patrons an awkward feeling. Food: The food however, is something else! The fact that everything is made fresh, makes Antep's menu a treasured prize for the hungry student, traveller, err... everybody. Prices have been on the rise (damn you inflation!) and Antep's sandwiches (kabab, shish taouk (chicken portions), kebab, and filet mignon) have gone up in price to $6 each. Two of them should do the trick when you're hungry. Everything is cooked on a charcoal grill & as an added bonus you can find many exotic soft drinks and juices at Antep (those from the Mediterranean part of Europe and the Middle East will recognize many of them). Take note, only cash is accepted. "Baten Malan, Kef Tamam" (full stomach, happy mind)

I know of only 2 places that make fast food turkishstyle and this is the best one. I honestly believe it's the best quick bite in the downtown area. Pros: Amazing bread, kebab, chicken and filet mignon, the salad is always fresh and complements the meal quite nicely. I cannot stress how delicious the meats are and the breads are also a delight. Cons: Lamb is pricey ($10 for sandwich and $20 for plate. The side of bulgur is not good and cold mush (no rice or fries to substitute). Last issue is you only get half a bread for a plate even though it's twice the price of a sandwich. So better to take 2 sandwiches with 2 yummy breads. The interior decorating is lifted out of a failed nightclub and the uneven tables seem to wobble a bit, but who cares. The service is also pretty friendly, but you have to give them a few minutes to make the food. This is not a standard shish taouk joint.

The Spicy Chicken wrap is utterly delicious! A Lunch for two with drinks came out to only $20. The kebabs can be a little on the expensive side though (ie. $16). However, the Spicy Chicken is one of the best I have ever heard. Thoroughly spicy and very well seasoned with ample veggies and condiments added. There is a lot of seating available and despite being close to Concordia University, it is not too crowded.

Meet quality is great. Fresh turkish bread only 2 small pieces but taste good. The burgul is a great aubatitute to rice especially if you are on a healthy diet. Pricy and only takes cash but for a downtown restaurant it is worth it to order once a week depending on your budget