Mediterranean restaurant with a clean, well-decorated dining room and an open grill visible from the front. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming with a chill, inviting vibe created by the staff. The place combines a fast food style setup with a personal, authentic experience despite being busy.
Falafel stands out as a flavorful vegetarian option that is not dry. Vegan and plant-based dishes come labeled and offer fresh, affordable choices. The menu includes a thoughtful cauliflower entrée alongside other vegetarian selections.
Chicken shawarma and falafel stand out for their rich flavors and tender textures. The menu also features a lamb and beef gyro that pairs well with creamy hummus.
"I loved the fresh, flavorful Greek food, especially the falafel."
"The Mediterranean food, especially the shawarma and falafel, is amazing."
"The vegetarian falafel here is among the best in Seattle."
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Prices are reasonable, with most dishes under $15.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Expect a busy atmosphere during lunch hours, especially on weekends.
Small space with bar-style seating and limited tables creates a busy, comfortable vibe filled with upbeat music and intoxicating aromas. The atmosphere suits quick meals and takeout more than large groups. Fresh, flavorful Mediterranean dishes stand out as the main draw.
Many vegan and vegetarian options fill the menu. A tahini vegan dessert stands out for its flavor.
Crispy falafel stands out alongside warm pitas and herbaceous tabbouleh. Dishes include earthy tahini, flavorful garlic sauce, creamy feta, and house-made hot sauce, all served affordably under $10 for a lunch with hummus.
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Online ordering is available for pickup at MedMix Jackson.
The portions at MedMix Jackson are large, enough for two people to share.
The prices at MedMix Jackson are competitive and worth every penny.
Cafe offers a calm atmosphere with sky blue walls and Palestinian decorations creating a cozy, quaint vibe. Seating includes small tables for two and groups up to six. The space feels peaceful and relaxing, with a humble yet inviting design.
Veggie bowls and falafel wraps come with fresh seasonal roasted vegetables and fattoush salad. Gluten-free pita bread and generous portions make the vegetarian and vegan options solid choices.
Falafel stands out with its crunchy outside and delicate inside and strong Mediterranean flavor. The hummus and labneh are also very tasty, and dishes like the Chicken Shawarma Bowl and mezze offer a good variety of fresh, flavorful options.
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The cafe offers a large selection of items, including wraps, bowls, matcha, and coffee.
There are many vegetarian and vegan options available.
The price is approximately $10 per person for a meal.
Middle Eastern restaurant offers a clean, airy space with cozy, chill vibes suited for families and casual dining. The atmosphere stays quiet and friendly, making it comfortable for sit-down meals. Unique touches like device charging wires and balloons for kids add to the welcoming feel.
Offers a wide range of vegetarian and vegan options with flexibility like leaving cheese off dishes. Vegan gyro and sweet potato fries stand out among the choices.
Shawarma stands out with its creamy hummus and Arabic Lamb beef shawarma that many find exceptional. The menu features crispy fries, falafel, and baba ganoush, all noted for high quality and authentic flavors.
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The location has parking spots right outside and is easy to reach by bus.
Shawarma Buzz is very clean and maintains high standards of cleanliness.
The food is completely halal, catering to diverse dietary needs.
Small restaurant with bright, airy interior and clean, calm atmosphere offers a chill vibe that feels welcoming. Patrons enjoy authentic Mediterranean cuisine with standout shawarma and gyro dishes. Space includes a few tables and free fresh cold water, creating a comfortable, simple setting.
Huge plates come with the vegan special, including falafel, baba ghanoush, hummus, and warm pita. Vegetarians find lots of choices alongside meat options.
Shawarma and falafel stand out with fresh, authentic flavors and perfect seasoning. Kebabs, salads, and sauces complement the menu, all prepared freshly and deliciously.
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The prices at Shawarma Land are reasonable, with plates around $19 before tax.
Everything at Shawarma Land is halal, ensuring no cross-contamination with non-halal foods.
The portions at Shawarma Land are generous, providing good value for the price.
Vegetarian restaurant offers authentic Egyptian and Lebanese cuisine with a warm, family-run atmosphere that feels like a neighborhood spot. The space shifts from a cozy coffee shop by day to an inviting Egyptian cafe at night, creating relaxed and chill vibes throughout.
Menu focuses on genuinely vegetarian dishes without faux meat. Koshari is traditionally vegan, and some items can be made vegan using plant-based yogurt.
The menu features Fattit Hummus with warm, creamy texture, tender chickpeas, crispy pita, and a garlicky-tahini sauce. The falafel is crispy, tender, and flavorful, while the labneh pairs well with hot bread for a rich taste.
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The restaurant is entirely vegetarian and offers many vegan options.
Portions are large and reasonably priced, making it a good value.
Everything is made in-house, ensuring fresh ingredients.
Sandwich shop offers a huge backyard patio with ping pong and outdoor games, creating a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Hip hop music sets an East Coast vibe that feels welcoming and unpretentious. Unique features include a 3D viewfinder menu and minimalistic decor with hidden treasures.
Vegetarian falafel sandwich stands out as a popular choice, drawing repeat visits even from non-vegetarians. Options lean more traditional, with limited exploration into vegan selections.
Falafel sandwiches stand out with crispy, flavorful patties and a well-balanced taste. Vegetarian options like the falafel sandwich pair well with sides such as potatoes.
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Mean Sandwich is only open from 11am to 3pm.
They only accept card payments and do not accept cash.
There is no parking available nearby.
Dining space features traditional fabric on walls and ceiling creating a warm, cozy atmosphere with booths under tapestries. Energy stays casual and welcoming, resembling a family dinner setting. Crowd tends to be friendly, with a focus on generous portions and Mediterranean flavors.
Vegan-friendly food includes a confirmed falafel sandwich and a vegetarian wrap that can be customized without onions.
Chicken shawarma wrap stands out as authentic, fresh, and flavorful. Falafel appears in multiple forms, including a falafel platter and falafel on rice, all noted for being delicious and highly recommended. Greek fries and dolmas add variety to the menu.
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Parking is available nearby, but it can be limited during peak hours.
Credit card payments incur a high fee, so consider cash.
The restaurant is known for generous portion sizes, suitable for sharing.
Restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with beautifully decorated interior and Arabic music playing softly. It feels warm and welcoming, attracting those seeking authentic Mediterranean dining in a quiet, tidy setting.
Very accommodating to vegan needs with options like a kosher vegetarian dish and a falafel salad that comes with a vegan dressing. Vegan choices are tasty and plentiful.
Classic Egyptian dishes like shawarma, falafel, and kofta feature prominently with juicy, flavorful meat and a perfect char. Portions are large, with standout items including the chicken kabab and falafel that has a crisp outside and soft center.
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The kebab pieces and a burnt tomato, onion, and pepper cost over $30 with a $2 tip for takeout.
They charged an extra $2 for Greek fries without mentioning the additional charge.
The portions were generous.
Small hole-in-the-wall fast food spot with outdoor patio seating and laid-back vibe. Atmosphere feels authentic and welcoming, with music that evokes home. Popular for tender, flavorful shawarma and gyros served quickly and late into the night.
Many vegetarian and vegan options are available, including a veggie wrap and falafel. The menu offers a variety of choices that satisfy both vegetarians and non-vegans.
Gyros, falafels, and shawarma come with tender, flavorful meat and authentic spices. Garlic sauce, hummus, and tahini add rich, creamy accents to plates and pitas.
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They are open late, making it a good option for late-night food.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegetarian options.
There is a paid parking lot across the street.
Takeout counter with Arabic music and outside benches creates a peaceful, homey vibe despite busy surroundings. Crowd enjoys authentic Middle Eastern wraps and varied vegan options. Simple setup focuses on fresh, flavorful street food with a walk-up window for quick service.
Plenty of excellent vegetarian options include dishes like the Fityr saj and vegan falafel. The menu features a good amount of cheese and fresh, flavorful vegan choices suitable for plant-based diets.
Falafel and chicken saj come fresh and full of spice. The mezze trio offers creamy hummus, smoky baba ghanouj, and tangy muhammara. Halloumi grilled cheese and shawarma bring authentic Middle Eastern flavors.
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Yalla Seattle is a takeout-only restaurant with no indoor seating.
Expect a 5-10 minute wait for your order during busy hours.
The average cost for a wrap is around $17, which may seem high.
Small, humble gyro spot with a cozy vibe and Arabic music playing. Atmosphere can be loud and lively, sometimes with heated conversations in another language. Known for authentic, highly praised gyros and fries.
Many vegetarian options fill the menu, including falafel that stands out. Quick service delivers vegan pita wraps without long waits.
Shawarma and falafel stand out with fresh, hot, and flavorful preparations. The chicken shawarma and falafel sandwich deliver authentic Mediterranean tastes at affordable prices.
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The price for a gyro, fries, and a drink is $11.99.
They offer complimentary hot tea if you pay in cash.
Expect large portion sizes despite the small space.
Cafe offers beautiful interior with abundant natural light and plenty of outlets for electronics. Atmosphere feels lively and welcoming, with a self-service setup and covered outdoor patio. Crowd includes students who use it as a study spot, though social groups may influence the vibe.
Plenty of vegetarian and vegan options include bagels with vegan cream cheese and spreads like hummus and date paste. The smoked Cado and the vegan Taste of Istanbul stand out among the choices.
Open face bagels feature dates and labneh with a drizzle of olive oil and a sprinkle of za’atar. Hummus appears as a key ingredient, especially on the Istanbul bagel, creating a sweet and salty flavor profile.
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Ramadan night hours are available, offering a unique experience.
The shop has a special menu that includes halal options.
They offer free breakfast for SNAP program participants.
Mediterranean restaurant offers authentic chicken shawarma and fresh vegetables with delicious garlic sauce. The atmosphere is super friendly and the space feels clean and cool. Prices are fair with good portions and several vegetarian options.
Several vegetarian options exist, including a vegetarian salad rated highly. The menu offers variety for those seeking meat-free choices.
Chicken shawarma stands out with authentic flavor and an amazing garlic sauce. Falafel wraps are decent but feature super tiny falafels. Tzatziki and baba ganoush add to the Mediterranean spread.
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Vegetarian options are available at the restaurant.
The prices at the restaurant are fair and reasonable.
Portions are generous, providing good value for the price.
Simple setting with open high ceilings and wooden tables creates a cozy, casual vibe. Crowd is busy but music stays low, fostering a relaxed atmosphere. Known for late-night halal food and unique Mediterranean dishes, it draws a diverse, community-oriented crowd.
Vegan kafta with impossible meat offers a smoky, well-spiced flavor and perfect portion size. Vegetarian options include falafel shawarma and fries loaded with impossible meat, all with great taste and variety.
Shawarma stands out with Shawarma fries and wraps loaded with garlic sauce. Plates like charmoula chicken with hummus and chicken kofta offer solid Mediterranean flavors.
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Casablanca Express is one of the few halal spots open until 2:30 AM.
Expect a wait time of about 15-20 minutes during busy hours.
The restaurant offers great vegetarian and vegan options.
Small Mediterranean restaurant with traditional Middle Eastern decor including carpets and fabric roof accents. Atmosphere is bright and lively with loud Middle Eastern music creating a club-like energy. Seating is limited but offers both indoor and outdoor options, with Palestine flags prominently displayed.
A large variety of vegetarian options stands out here, including falafel, hummus, baba ghanoush, and stuffed grape leaves. Vegan choices also appear across the menu with high quality.
Shawarma and gyros come heavily stuffed with generous meat portions of lamb and beef. Falafel sandwiches stand out as tasty and well-made. Prices stay reasonable while delivering exceptional Mediterranean flavors.
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The establishment stays open until 2 am and serves food quickly.
They charge an extra $0.50 for credit card payments.
I recommend paying with cash to avoid the fee.
Space combines library, cafe, and underground pub with unique woodwork and historical decor. Atmosphere feels cozy and laid back with a family-friendly play area visible from dining spots. Music and games add to a lively yet relaxed vibe.
Consistently good vegetarian options appear on the menu. They offer a variety of dishes that cater well to vegetarian tastes.
Fresh ingredients shine in the meze plates featuring soft pita and delicious tzatziki. Homemade hummus, falafel, and a pork platter add variety alongside good tapenade and soup.
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Reservations are not required, and there are usually no long wait lines.
The cafe offers a variety of breakfast and lunch options, including gyros and sandwiches.
Prices for dishes are around $20, which may be considered pricey for some.
Medium-size space offers a quiet, cozy atmosphere with clean, welcoming surroundings. Casual spot serves halal Mediterranean dishes with vegan-friendly options and generous portions. Regulars appreciate well-priced meals and a relaxed vibe suitable for quick dinners or casual events.
Offers vegan sambusa and samosas that stand out. Includes a vegan falafel plate and other vegan-friendly options.
Falafel stands out with a fresh, authentic taste. Plates include chicken shawarma, gyros, and kabobs served with well-seasoned rice and fresh salads.
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Parking is available in the lot behind the Boys and Girls Club.
The restaurant offers vegan options alongside halal dishes.
Expect large portion sizes that can provide leftovers.
Small, hole-in-the-wall restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and clean, lively space. Window seats offer a fun view of the street outside. The place feels warm and inviting despite some loud music and simple seating.
Vegetarian/vegan plate includes cauliflower, baba ghanoush, salad, and hummus. Options are fresh and filling but somewhat limited, with no vegetarian bowl available.
Falafel comes out crispy and full of flavor, never dry. Hummus is creamy and rich with high-quality olive oil. Plates include fresh, filling options like cauliflower, baba ghanoush, and generous lamb shank servings with pita and rice.
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The shawarma plate costs $24, which may be considered pricy.
Parking can be extremely difficult in the area.
Falafel Fresh is open until midnight, perfect for late-night diners.
Hole-in-the-wall Mediterranean spot offers late-night hours and affordable prices with generous portions. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming despite limited seating and simple decor. Known for excellent gyros and flavorful Middle Eastern dishes.
Vegetarian options are solid and well made. The lentil soup stands out as a very good choice for vegans.
Shawarma sandwiches stand out with tender chicken and unique flavors unlike typical versions. Falafel comes crispy outside, soft inside, packed with spices. Plates often include beef and lamb gyro, hummus, and baba ghanoush.
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The restaurant is open until 2am on weekends, making it a great late-night option.
Expect a 20-30 minute wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
All meat served is halal, catering to specific dietary needs.
Cozy Turkish cafe with authentic atmosphere and Turkish music creates a warm, welcoming vibe. Small space offers indoor and outdoor seating, blending casual comfort with traditional dining. The setting feels like a genuine slice of Türkiye.
Vegetarian choices focus mainly on pide and a vegetarian wrap. The pide options include a cheese version and an eggless vegan one, both priced around $20, with the wrap offering more flavor.
Shakshuka stands out with its creamy cheese, sweet onions, and balanced tomatoes. Beyti kebab and pide also shine, with the kebab paired well with cheese bread and the pide more flavorful than the kebab.
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The cafe offers authentic Turkish coffee and Knafeh.
Portions are large enough for two people to share.
The cafe is located near Pike Place Market.