Arahova Souvlaki

ROSE: Many seats, great neighborhood, delicious French fries, friendly staff, I think there’s a TV, lots of choices for meat-eaters! THORN: Poor vegetarian options in the veggie burger, the steak is replaced by a chunk of feta, the creme caramel is more bitter than sweet, not wheelchair accessible BUD: Event nights karaoke, trivia games, sports to put that big screen at use

Very cozy restaurant. I like old fashion pita a lot! Easy parking and good food quality! I will come afin with my family for sure!

Exactly what I wanted, good greek food in a casual but nice restaurant. Proper Greek food including the potatoes. Chicken souvlaki was excellent. But more chicken would be good though.

I've been coming to this location for 30 years. Sadly, the quality has been slowly diminishing, and it has reached a certain threshold: the meat in my souvlaki pita used to be more plentiful. The tomatoes in my pita and Greek salad could be more ripe. , and the olive oil was practically non existent. Henceforth, I will be looking for a new Greek-style restaurant.

The food is very bad and for sure overpriced. Unfortunately I was super hungry and had a child with me so we couldn’t really leave hence why I stayed to eat the food. We were Served cold, less than average food. I ordered the chicken platter with Greek salad and roast potatoes and the chicken which both were cold. When I asked for it to be reheated microwaved as it was originally the waiter brought it back saying “I hope it’s better now. “ sure after you microwaved the hell out of it. Yes I’m sure it is hot. Anyway we also ordered lentil soup they managed to microwave it to the right temperature I guess but it came late with the food even though it’s supposed to be coming first. And finally Our waiter kept forgetting parts of our order. Even till the very end. Unfortunately will not recommend this place. Save your money. P.s you might wanna fix your ladies bathroom smelt bad and is leaking

I'm a bit biased because of growing up and hanging around the my neighborhood when I was a young man. This Arahova location is by far the best. Also, Being the original location and just across the street from the Famous Saint-Viateur Bagel shop in the Mile-End area of Montreal. Great Souvlakis and Doners just like 40 years ago. The Doners here are my favorite, nobody seems to make Doners this way anymore and I've been eating them for about 40 years and they still taste the same. Anyhow, it's a must try for anyone that likes Greek food and you can pick up some great bagels across the street at the same time.

Arahova stays one of my favourite places to eat, its a little romantic and cozy place. I really appreciate to sit and taste the food. Pls, add New Milano Loukaniko. Apart that, never change please, I really like to go there with my wife.

I ordered take out for three people. We had pork souvlaki with fries. The souvlaki was super delicious. The fries were okay but they are not home fries. The restaurant is clean and atmosphere is friendly. The washrooms could use a makeover.

Horrible and Over Priced Experience. Order was completely wrong. The actual food we got was filler cold soggy fries. 8$ for a tiny souvlaki on a stick. Look like a sample size. When we ordered 2 souvlaki pitas. Greek salad was just 2 huge slices of tomato, big red onions rings. What an insult ! No dressing. They sure do give greek cuisine a terrible name. Did I forget 3$ Each for a can of soft drink. Wow. Too bad we didn’t decide to dine in. Total robbery. Check your take out order before leaving.. actually just stay away!!

Edit... recently ordered delivery. Not satisfied. They raised their prices. Almost 10$ a pita and they aren't as big as they used to be. It's too bad. The old fashion gyro pita is really tasty. It's lamb and porc...the tzatziki is thick and garlicky... yummy. Big sandwich, I guess that's why it's 7.25$ plus tax. It's a little oily but still good. Would recommend.

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