Simit House

Open breakfast every Saturday & Sunday adults 18.99$ kids 7.99$ kids under 3 freeOpen breakfast every Saturday & Sunday adults 18.99$ kids 7.99$ kids under 3 free

Just every Saturday and Sunday adults 18.99$ kids 7.99 $ and kids under 3 free

We going to start open breakfast fast again starting from Saturday 24Nov& Sunday25Nov please book now 587-4692461 kebabs 20% for Black Friday

Please our website simit-house.com and phone number 587-469-2461

New home made cookies honey add it no syrup

New home made sweet Kanfaa

A-Week special till October 21 12 simit 24$ .right now for21$A-Week special till October 21 12 simit 24$ .right now for21$

New products meat pie & Spinach pie and Icli kofte( kobba)

WeŌĆÖre closed tomorrow, Monday, August 6, for the Civic Holiday. Have a wonderful long weekend! ŌśĆ’ĖÅ ŌśĆ’ĖÅ ŌśĆ’ĖÅ

We are ready for the Heritage Festival, are you too? For the second time, we are participating with our Azerbaijan ­¤ć”­¤ć┐ friends and serving Simit, Turkish Donuts (Lokma), Gozleme, Manti and Turkish Coffee. ­¤ć╣­¤ćĘ
DonŌĆÖt miss this great event on August 4,5 and 6. And if you want to have fun and volunteer at the same time please send us a message.

We were honoured by the Turkish National WomenŌĆÖs Basketball TeamŌĆÖs visit today. Thank you guys and good luck also to our Canadian Friends! ­¤ć╣­¤ćĘ­¤ć©­¤ć”­¤ć╣­¤ćĘ­¤ć©­¤ć”­¤ć╣­¤ćĘ­ ¤ć©­¤ć”­¤ć╣­¤ćĘ­¤ć©­¤ć”

From home made shawarma to chicken kebab, Adana kebab, Kafta kebab and delicious Lamb options!!!!
Come in for Lunch and/or Dinner ­¤Ź┤

Turkish Breakfast... The BEST!!!
Different breakfast combos available from $8.49. Combos include the choice of your breakfast, Simit bread, Pita bread and complimentary tea or coffee.
... Family Combos also available.
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Happy Eid ­¤īÖ­¤īÖ­¤īÖ Ramadan Mubarak
Have a wonderful Eid with your loved ones and donŌĆÖt forget to stop by for our delicious desserts.

This restaurant have a really good service and the food taste so good and soft :) I wish all the best for you

They have such a nice establishment. The food was good I had the chicken and bulgar and salad it was very good. My son had the Adana and he loved it. The cookies omg they are the best!! I will bring my family here again.

Thanks for the good turkish food!!!

Stopped here between shifts for something quick to eat. Had the Iskender kabob that was recommended by the staff. It was excellent! And very reasonably priced too. Will have to stop by again when I on that side of the river.

Really tasty meals.however the portions are quiet small comparing to the price.

Thankx for offering us a quality food’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į

My favorite restaurant on whyte

It's a lovely place for breakfast with a European touch. Deli cuts are Turkish in flavoring. Price point was inline with Whyte Ave Resturants. Would go back again.

I'm a bit biased since I am Turkish and love Turkish cuisine -- this place is a delight! Lovely staff, amazing food, decent prices. MUST TRY Turkish Breakfast, grab a couple of simits, menemen (egg omelette with lots of veggies), pides (Turkish flatbread) -- makes for an excellent breakfast spread.

I work very close and come in here so much it's almost embarrassing- almost every day. I'm hooked. I've tried a wide array of things and it's all absolutely fantastic. Some of my favourites include the breakfast platter, menemen, toasted simit w/ cream cheese, the lentil rolls (I forget the name), cheese Pide, to name just a few. Amazing. To top it all off the staff are all some of the sweetest people I've met. Love it :)

I love the atmosphere! The food was also great! On top of all the pricing was unbelievably reasonable for the food you receive! Looking forward to spend more time there!

I just had a wonderful supper with my wife here. She loved the lahmacun and I loved my iskender. We will come back again one morning for the menemen!

I had the Adana kebab spicy X 3. It was very good. My friend had a lahmacun, also very tasty. We finished the meal off with a couple of seker pares. I can't wait to make my way back. If you're looking for a solid Turkish joint, that isn't too hard on the wallet, this is your place.

I bought a variety of the pastries this morning on their first day and (as a Turkish Canadian who has tasted everything on the menu at a million places in Turkey before) I haven't been disappointed at all:)



I bought a large variety of their pastries and brought them to my office at the U of A this morning. The cheese turnover and the borek were my personal favorites but all my colleagues loved every single item I brought. As a matter of fact a couple of them already came to this Facebook page and LIKED it. Another colleague of mine said a "bakery" is just what Whyte Ave needed.



I strongly recommend everyone to go and try the Turkish pastries, they are all very good!

Hello fellas .. that'd one of the nicest place on Whyte Avenue . When I step in to there I feel so comfy like I m in my own home . Staff specially make you so happy with their excellent customer service . They always keep asking what you need and very fast . Although there is not much worker around .they do great job.i work 14 days outside of the city when I m back for my 7 days off day every single day I m there for eat . By the way the name is simit but you can find there variety of meat dish . Their turkish lahmacun is awesome . Baking good s make your breakfast unique ...



I highly recommend all Whyte Avenue lovers to go try this unique foods and excellent customer service ....

Great place the food so yummy and amazing one of the best Turkish restaurant in town for sure!

Great authentic Turkish foot and cozy atmosphere. Portions are just right and the price is absolutely reasonable for excellent meals. If you havenŌĆÖt tried Turkish Cousine this is the place to do so and if you have you wonŌĆÖt be disappointed.

Going to Simit house became an addiction for me. When I heard "whyte ave" first come to my mind is Simit House and: manti, Simit, breakfast, borek, and tatli.

Delicious, friendly and very reasonably priced. Went for the first time with four friends, each of us ordered something different. Lots of selection. We got to sample each other's dishes ( everybody loved their choices).

Each of us ordered different Kebabs, which were meal platters for about $16 each. My favorite was the lamb (very tender and lean). Also the Adana Kebab which was a slightly spicy mixture of lamb and beef.



Be sure to try the Simit which the restaurant is named for (a tasty circle of fresh baked bread with sesame seeds, very addictive bagel/soft pretzel).

Turkish coffee comes in cute silver cups and the Turkish tea is nice and strong.

Ask the friendly waitstaff about how to tell your fortune with the coffee grounds. Nice clean modern ambience with booths and tables. Thanks for a great food experience! We are now Simit Turkish food fans!

Delicious food and good service ’┐Į’┐Į

I love it ’┐Į

Awesome

This restaurant have a really good service and the food taste so good and soft :) I wish all the best for you

They have such a nice establishment. The food was good I had the chicken and bulgar and salad it was very good. My son had the Adana and he loved it. The cookies omg they are the best!! I will bring my family here again.

Thanks for the good turkish food!!!

Stopped here between shifts for something quick to eat. Had the Iskender kabob that was recommended by the staff. It was excellent! And very reasonably priced too. Will have to stop by again when I on that side of the river.

Really tasty meals.however the portions are quiet small comparing to the price.

Thankx for offering us a quality food’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į

My favorite restaurant on whyte

It's a lovely place for breakfast with a European touch. Deli cuts are Turkish in flavoring. Price point was inline with Whyte Ave Resturants. Would go back again.

I'm a bit biased since I am Turkish and love Turkish cuisine -- this place is a delight! Lovely staff, amazing food, decent prices. MUST TRY Turkish Breakfast, grab a couple of simits, menemen (egg omelette with lots of veggies), pides (Turkish flatbread) -- makes for an excellent breakfast spread.

I work very close and come in here so much it's almost embarrassing- almost every day. I'm hooked. I've tried a wide array of things and it's all absolutely fantastic. Some of my favourites include the breakfast platter, menemen, toasted simit w/ cream cheese, the lentil rolls (I forget the name), cheese Pide, to name just a few. Amazing. To top it all off the staff are all some of the sweetest people I've met. Love it :)

I love the atmosphere! The food was also great! On top of all the pricing was unbelievably reasonable for the food you receive! Looking forward to spend more time there!

I just had a wonderful supper with my wife here. She loved the lahmacun and I loved my iskender. We will come back again one morning for the menemen!

I had the Adana kebab spicy X 3. It was very good. My friend had a lahmacun, also very tasty. We finished the meal off with a couple of seker pares. I can't wait to make my way back. If you're looking for a solid Turkish joint, that isn't too hard on the wallet, this is your place.

I bought a variety of the pastries this morning on their first day and (as a Turkish Canadian who has tasted everything on the menu at a million places in Turkey before) I haven't been disappointed at all:)



I bought a large variety of their pastries and brought them to my office at the U of A this morning. The cheese turnover and the borek were my personal favorites but all my colleagues loved every single item I brought. As a matter of fact a couple of them already came to this Facebook page and LIKED it. Another colleague of mine said a "bakery" is just what Whyte Ave needed.



I strongly recommend everyone to go and try the Turkish pastries, they are all very good!

Hello fellas .. that'd one of the nicest place on Whyte Avenue . When I step in to there I feel so comfy like I m in my own home . Staff specially make you so happy with their excellent customer service . They always keep asking what you need and very fast . Although there is not much worker around .they do great job.i work 14 days outside of the city when I m back for my 7 days off day every single day I m there for eat . By the way the name is simit but you can find there variety of meat dish . Their turkish lahmacun is awesome . Baking good s make your breakfast unique ...



I highly recommend all Whyte Avenue lovers to go try this unique foods and excellent customer service ....

Great place the food so yummy and amazing one of the best Turkish restaurant in town for sure!

Great authentic Turkish foot and cozy atmosphere. Portions are just right and the price is absolutely reasonable for excellent meals. If you havenŌĆÖt tried Turkish Cousine this is the place to do so and if you have you wonŌĆÖt be disappointed.

Going to Simit house became an addiction for me. When I heard "whyte ave" first come to my mind is Simit House and: manti, Simit, breakfast, borek, and tatli.

Delicious, friendly and very reasonably priced. Went for the first time with four friends, each of us ordered something different. Lots of selection. We got to sample each other's dishes ( everybody loved their choices).

Each of us ordered different Kebabs, which were meal platters for about $16 each. My favorite was the lamb (very tender and lean). Also the Adana Kebab which was a slightly spicy mixture of lamb and beef.



Be sure to try the Simit which the restaurant is named for (a tasty circle of fresh baked bread with sesame seeds, very addictive bagel/soft pretzel).

Turkish coffee comes in cute silver cups and the Turkish tea is nice and strong.

Ask the friendly waitstaff about how to tell your fortune with the coffee grounds. Nice clean modern ambience with booths and tables. Thanks for a great food experience! We are now Simit Turkish food fans!

Delicious food and good service ’┐Į’┐Į

I love it ’┐Į

Awesome

This restaurant have a really good service and the food taste so good and soft :) I wish all the best for you

They have such a nice establishment. The food was good I had the chicken and bulgar and salad it was very good. My son had the Adana and he loved it. The cookies omg they are the best!! I will bring my family here again.

Thanks for the good turkish food!!!

Stopped here between shifts for something quick to eat. Had the Iskender kabob that was recommended by the staff. It was excellent! And very reasonably priced too. Will have to stop by again when I on that side of the river.

Really tasty meals.however the portions are quiet small comparing to the price.

Thankx for offering us a quality food’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į’┐Į

My favorite restaurant on whyte

It's a lovely place for breakfast with a European touch. Deli cuts are Turkish in flavoring. Price point was inline with Whyte Ave Resturants. Would go back again.

I'm a bit biased since I am Turkish and love Turkish cuisine -- this place is a delight! Lovely staff, amazing food, decent prices. MUST TRY Turkish Breakfast, grab a couple of simits, menemen (egg omelette with lots of veggies), pides (Turkish flatbread) -- makes for an excellent breakfast spread.

I work very close and come in here so much it's almost embarrassing- almost every day. I'm hooked. I've tried a wide array of things and it's all absolutely fantastic. Some of my favourites include the breakfast platter, menemen, toasted simit w/ cream cheese, the lentil rolls (I forget the name), cheese Pide, to name just a few. Amazing. To top it all off the staff are all some of the sweetest people I've met. Love it :)

I love the atmosphere! The food was also great! On top of all the pricing was unbelievably reasonable for the food you receive! Looking forward to spend more time there!

I just had a wonderful supper with my wife here. She loved the lahmacun and I loved my iskender. We will come back again one morning for the menemen!

I had the Adana kebab spicy X 3. It was very good. My friend had a lahmacun, also very tasty. We finished the meal off with a couple of seker pares. I can't wait to make my way back. If you're looking for a solid Turkish joint, that isn't too hard on the wallet, this is your place.

I bought a variety of the pastries this morning on their first day and (as a Turkish Canadian who has tasted everything on the menu at a million places in Turkey before) I haven't been disappointed at all:)



I bought a large variety of their pastries and brought them to my office at the U of A this morning. The cheese turnover and the borek were my personal favorites but all my colleagues loved every single item I brought. As a matter of fact a couple of them already came to this Facebook page and LIKED it. Another colleague of mine said a "bakery" is just what Whyte Ave needed.



I strongly recommend everyone to go and try the Turkish pastries, they are all very good!

Hello fellas .. that'd one of the nicest place on Whyte Avenue . When I step in to there I feel so comfy like I m in my own home . Staff specially make you so happy with their excellent customer service . They always keep asking what you need and very fast . Although there is not much worker around .they do great job.i work 14 days outside of the city when I m back for my 7 days off day every single day I m there for eat . By the way the name is simit but you can find there variety of meat dish . Their turkish lahmacun is awesome . Baking good s make your breakfast unique ...



I highly recommend all Whyte Avenue lovers to go try this unique foods and excellent customer service ....

Great place the food so yummy and amazing one of the best Turkish restaurant in town for sure!

Great authentic Turkish foot and cozy atmosphere. Portions are just right and the price is absolutely reasonable for excellent meals. If you havenŌĆÖt tried Turkish Cousine this is the place to do so and if you have you wonŌĆÖt be disappointed.

Going to Simit house became an addiction for me. When I heard "whyte ave" first come to my mind is Simit House and: manti, Simit, breakfast, borek, and tatli.

Delicious, friendly and very reasonably priced. Went for the first time with four friends, each of us ordered something different. Lots of selection. We got to sample each other's dishes ( everybody loved their choices).

Each of us ordered different Kebabs, which were meal platters for about $16 each. My favorite was the lamb (very tender and lean). Also the Adana Kebab which was a slightly spicy mixture of lamb and beef.



Be sure to try the Simit which the restaurant is named for (a tasty circle of fresh baked bread with sesame seeds, very addictive bagel/soft pretzel).

Turkish coffee comes in cute silver cups and the Turkish tea is nice and strong.

Ask the friendly waitstaff about how to tell your fortune with the coffee grounds. Nice clean modern ambience with booths and tables. Thanks for a great food experience! We are now Simit Turkish food fans!

Delicious food and good service ’┐Į’┐Į

I love it ’┐Į

Awesome