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Alesta Modern Mediterranean Restaurant Sebastopol, CA

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We’ve traveled, tasted, and worked in kitchens across the Old World. We remember the way our mothers and fathers cooked, and we carry those flavors with us.

Now we make them our own — with new flavors, textures, and combinations.

The Old World,seen differently.

September specialties: Cola-Braised Short Rib and Turkish Summer Shishito Peppers
01Cola-Braised Lamb Shank
02Sweet Potato Hummus
03Branzino
04Rose Baklava

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Sebastopol · Sonoma County

LunchOrder online ↗

DinnerReservations recommended · Walk-ins welcome

7233 Healdsburg Avenue
Sebastopol, California 95472

Tuesday—Sunday · 11 AM—9 PM

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Before you arrive

The Old World, seen differently.

Is Alesta a Mediterranean restaurant?

Yes, Mediterranean food is the base of what we cook.

Then where do the other influences come from?

Turkish, Greek, Balkan and Eastern European food. Those are our roots too.

Why bring them together?

Because people and food moved between these places long before there were borders.

Can different traditions meet in one dish?

Yes, that’s what we try to do.

What does that look like?

Our Manti is a Turkish dish. We serve it our own way, as part of a Mediterranean meal.

Is Alesta traditional?

The recipes come from tradition. How we cook them is up to us.

So what is Alesta?

A Mediterranean restaurant with Old World roots.

Is parking available at Alesta?

Yes, free parking is available at the restaurant.

How does Alesta’s online ordering work?

Online orders are placed through Alesta’s DevourNow ordering system. All payments are processed securely through Stripe, and you can schedule your order for a specific date and time.

Sweet Finale

Somewhere in Europe, your grandmother made this too.

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