Seven D Armenian and Greek Caterer

Name: Seven D Armenian and Greek Caterer
Address: 61 rue des Poilus, La Ciotat, 13600, FRANCE
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Restaurant
Mediterranean cuisine
Greek cuisine
East european food

61 rue des Poilus, 13600 La Ciotat

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Seven D is an Armenian and Greek caterer which opened its doors in the main pedestrian and shopping street in the historic centre of La Ciotat, the Rue des Poilus.

Sarkis Achoughatoian and his wife Marianna are happy to welcome you in their pretty shop located in the heart of La Ciotat to make you discover all the Armenian and Greek culinary specialities.
Their sense of hospitality and their kindness will make you want to come back!
Lovers of Armenian and Greek cuisine will be delighted as they will be able to find all the essential dishes such as vine leaves stuffed with rice or meat, beuregs with cheese or meat (puff pastries), Armenian pizza (the real one! thin and crispy with minced meat, peppers and onions! ), manti (Armenian ravioli), bombas (meatballs), stuffed aubergine, pakhlavas (flaky pastries with nuts), kadaifs (flaky pastries with angel hair, almonds, pistachios and walnuts), tcheuregs (braided buns), Armenian lavash bread, rice pilaf, hummus, djadjig (cucumber and yoghurt sauce), tarama...
Everything is home-made and prepared in front of you! Sarkis and Marianna are at the stove all day long and guarantee the freshness of all their dishes.
A grocery section is also available with many products coming directly from Armenia and Greece (cheeses, jams, sweets, chocolates, honeys, wines, beers, spirits...).