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A craving for spanakopita and souvlaki that only a dedicated kitchen can satisfy.

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Updated April 2026
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Mediterranean restaurant

Mediterranean spot shines with tender gyros and authentic recipes like moussaka and baklava. Cozy, rustic vibe invites relaxed dining with generous portions and fresh flavors. Open late, it offers a welcoming atmosphere without the crowds.

Gyros feature tender, juicy meat with perfectly seasoned rice and fresh toppings. Shawarma, falafel, and moussaka follow traditional recipes, while baklava offers a sweet, flaky finish.

People are saying

"The Greek food here is delicious, especially the juicy gyro meat."

"I found the shawarma to be the best I had in a while."

"The food at this late night spot is extremely good."

Good to know

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Late night hours are convenient for students, staying open until 2am.

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Prices range from $15 to $25, offering good value for the quality.

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Portions are generous, ensuring you get your money's worth.

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Coffee shop

Cozy cafe offers a 1950s diner vibe with comfy seats perfect for slow visits. Fresh baklava shines with flaky layers and pistachio filling. Warm, welcoming atmosphere feels like home, inviting quiet work and lingering.

Freshly made baklava stands out with its pistachio filling and flaky layers. The dessert is consistently delicious and crafted in house.

People are saying

"The coffee here is strong and delicious."

"It's a really cute and cozy spot with a warm atmosphere."

"I loved the baklava; it was the best Greek food I've had."

Good to know

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Scorpio Cafe is not halal and serves pork; no halal breads or cheese available.

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Expect a cozy atmosphere, but the place can get crowded quickly.

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They allow pets, making it a friendly spot for dog owners.

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Gyro restaurant

Small gyro spot buzzes with authentic gyros and lively Arabic music. Greek flavors shine in the Spaniko gyro with warm spinach and feta. Cozy vibe invites chatter, making it a lively hangout with fresh ingredients.

Gyros stand out with a Middle Eastern twist and fresh, crisp ingredients like seasoned lettuce. The Spaniko gyro features warm spinach and feta, adding a unique flavor to the classic gyro experience.

People are saying

"I thought the Greek food, especially the gyro, was the best I've ever had."

"I loved all their vegetarian pita options."

"The late night crew here is the hardest working."

Good to know

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The price for a gyro, fries, and a drink is $11.99.

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They offer complimentary hot tea if you pay in cash.

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Expect large portion sizes despite the small space.

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Mediterranean restaurant

Small spot with a hole-in-the-wall vibe offers cozy dining and great value. Lamb gyro shines with toasted pita bread and pairs perfectly with Greek fries drenched in feta and tzatziki. Casual setting makes Mediterranean flavors stand out.

Gyros here have great flavor with a toasted pita bread that adds a solid outer layer. The lamb gyro is generous but not sloppy, paired well with Greek fries soaked in abundant feta and tzatziki sauce.

People are saying

"I considered this the best gyro I ever had."

"I found the food delicious and it was affordable."

"The garlic sauce on these wraps is so good you could drink it."

Good to know

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The gyro combo costs $11.99 and is very affordable.

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They offered amazing deals for combo platters.

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The restaurant can get busy, leading to a wait time of 15-20 minutes sometimes.

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Mediterranean restaurant

Small Mediterranean spot shines with lamb and beef gyros and lively Middle Eastern music. Bright, club-like vibe with traditional decor and Palestine flags sets a unique scene. Offers indoor and outdoor seating with tasty, affordable Greek classics.

Gyros here stand out for their lamb and beef blend and consistent tasty flavor. Prices stay reasonable while delivering classic Greek dishes like shawarma and Greek fries.

People are saying

"The Greek food here, especially the gyros, is flavorful and affordable."

"I thought the shawarma here was the best I'd ever had."

"This is the best late night spot on the avenue."

Good to know

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The establishment stays open until 2 am and serves food quickly.

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They charge an extra $0.50 for credit card payments.

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I recommend paying with cash to avoid the fee.

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Late night dining shines with friendly staff and outdoor picnic tables. Greek gyros offer rich flavor paired well with falafel, while homemade baklava provides a sweet finish. Burgers, especially lamb and chicken, impress with freshness and flavor.

Gyros stand out with rich flavor and solid quality, matching well with falafel. Large pieces of homemade baklava add a sweet finish to the meal.

People are saying

"I thought the burgers here were phenomenal and always great."

"It's a great late night spot for satisfying midnight cravings."

"You'll love their gyro; it's the best Greek food in town."

Good to know

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Aladdin CharBurger is open late at night for late-night snacks.

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They grind their own beef in-house for freshness.

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Expect reasonable prices and healthy portion sizes.

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Mediterranean restaurant

Small sit-down spot offers authentic lamb dishes and flavorful shawarma wrapped in soft pita. Seating is ample with great decor and a chill vibe despite loud Arabic prayers. Gyros come in chicken, lamb, or mixed, paired with tasty yogurt sauce on greasy fries.

Gyros come in chicken, lamb, and mixed options wrapped in soft, fresh pita bread. The gyro fries are greasy with a tasty yogurt sauce, and shawarma is served traditionally wrapped in pita rather than flour tortillas.

People are saying

"I believed their shawarmas were the best in Seattle."

"I thought the Greek food, especially the gyro, was the best I've ever had."

"I found the food here to be amazing and affordable."

Good to know

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Parking outside can be a hassle, so plan accordingly.

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Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.

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Fries do not come with sandwiches, so order them separately.

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Greek restaurant

Greek restaurant shines with lamb souvlaki and avgolemono soup that taste like home. Bright, airy space with exposed brick and many plants feels cozy and fresh. Bottomless mimosas add a fun, lively touch to the authentic menu.

Lamb souvlaki stands out with its well-cooked, home-style feel. The menu also features calamari, gyro, meatballs, avgolemono soup, baklava, and a very good Greek salad.

People are saying

"I found it to be a great place for breakfast."

"This Greek food feels like stepping back in time."

"I enjoyed the bottomless mimosas; they were pretty good."

Good to know

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They serve breakfast all day and offer all-you-can-drink mimosas every day.

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Expect to pay around $30 for an Eggs Benedict and coffee after tip.

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Lunch for two costs about $50 for two sandwiches and a side salad.

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