Ali's Kitchen
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We're a family owned and operated restaurant. Started off doing farmers market about 4 years ago. I'm west Indian and my husband's family is from India. A lot of our dishes are quite unique because we combine different spices from our background to create our very own. Our food is made fresh daily and we try to use as much local produces as possible. We love cooking and of course eating! This is our passion and we truly enjoy doing this as a family! Our kids are already deciding who will be operating the restaurant when we retire!

Lunch specials currently are $5.99 Indian food. A little bit of West Indian and east Indian Casual dining, take out and catering. more... See more text

Restaurant type

  • Casual Dining,

Cuisine type

  • Indian,
  • West Indian,
  • East Indian,
  • Home Made Local Fresh Ingredients,

Features

  • Take-out,
  • Eat In Dining,
  • Lunch Specials,
  • Catering,
  • Restaurant With Catering Services,

Atmosphere

  • Casual,

Specialties

  • Indian Food,
  • A Little Bit Of West Indian And East,
  • Family Owned And Operated,

Languages Spoken

  • English,
Location
141 Pine St, Collingwood, ON L9Y 2P1
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Opening Hours *Holiday hours

Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
9 (8:30 - 1, Collingwood Farmers Market May - Octo
9 (8:30 - 1, Collingwood Farmers Market May - Octo
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Rates:

  • $11 To $25,

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