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With its great food, Kitchen 73 pays homage to our father and the Italian Legacy
Whether it be through his recipe for our mouthwatering tomato sauce or our succulent homemade Italian sausage made fresh every morning, Kitchen 73 is a tribute to our culinary greatness.
We strongly believe in only serving fresh, local products
We NEVER use shortcuts in the kitchen – the food has to taste “authentic”.
This is why we bake our own specialty regular and gluten-free breads.
We also take great pride in giving back to our community.
For every meal sold, Kitchen 73 donates 73¢ to local charities.
9192 Boulevard Maurice-Duplessis, Montréal, QC H1E 7C2
514-643-4000
www.kitchen73.ca/rdp
support@kitchen73.ca
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