Best food. Best service. The Hummus is out of this world. Take home is the best. Been there many…read moretimes. Never disappointed.

Excellent! Super fresh hummus, fries and falafel!…read more Super clean place and great atmosphere!

Falafel Salam is one of my favorite places to grab a bite to eat! The location can be pretty…read morecramped on a busy days but the grab and go is perfect to take and enjoy somewhere. The food truck is killer as well. The actual food flavors are delicious and the pita is amazing! Everything is super fresh and you can't go wrong with the purple fusion on a homemade pita.

Israeli restaurant stealing Palestinian culture. Owner is intentionally using "Middle…read moreEastern"because he knows people with a soul wouldn't support an Israeli

this was soooo so good, i never leave yelp reviews but both the staff behind the counter were so…read morenice, the vibe in there was great, and the food was delicious. forgot how much i loved falafel, the sauce is delicious, the cauliflower too, and the rice is some of the best i've had and i've had a lot of good rice dishes, i'm korean

Listen, this place is the spot for all things good when it comes to gyros.Their fries are perfectly…read morecrispy and seasoned , the gyro meat is tender and delicious. The owner is a very kind gentlemsn and the staff are always polite. Tables are kept clean, as is the store. It can get busy during peak times so I usually order online. Gyro Sababa is great before a movie at Northgate , as a mid day snack, or any other time you want delicious food. Don't sleep on their home made garlic sauce or their baklava either!

Fantastic, authentic Lebanese food. The food is very fresh and prepared fast. The dining room is…read morelarge, clean and has a great vibe. Staff are always polite and attentive. We love coming here for lunch.

As you enter the restaurant you feel royal and luxurious . The gorgeous lights and spacious place…read more As a vegetarian we had a variety of option under appetizers and main course. Food was great. Server was helpful in deciding the menu. We ordered Spicy hummus,muhammara, harra fries and arambeet as appetizers. For main course we had falafel plate. The quantity is too good and too much. Also we get fresh breads.

Checked out falafel Salam for the very first time and was impressed by the quality and freshness of…read moretheir food. Staff was friendly and helpful in guiding us through the menu. We absolutely loved their pocket pita, garlic fries and their kids Kit with chicken. My daughters said the pita was the best they'd ever had. We'll definitely be back.

Hate to write this, but needs to be done. I've eaten here a handful of times over the years and…read morenever been impressed. For some reason I tried it again today and was once again disappointed. Placed an online order to go: Greek fries and a side of gyro meat to throw on top, since sandwiches and bowls are $13-$16! Insane. I saw the bowls, they're not large. Not a great deal by any stretch, but that's lunch hour in Seattle I guess. The fries were soggy, barely any feta on top, and the "gyro" meat is just freakin' weird. It tastes like lamb meatballs. Not at all what I expected. On top of this, my order was not ready and I ended up waiting 15 minutes. Three people in line in front of me and three behind, but just one guy behind the counter taking and prepping orders, tickets popping out of the machine left and right until he cried uncle for some help. "Wow it got busy fast, went from no orders to backed up!" Yeah dude, it's 12:15. People get off at 12, call it in, take a piss and start walking to the restaurant, just like every lunch rush every day in a busy commercial core. I also dislike having to wait in line for a pickup order. I'm in a hurry. If you can't accommodate, I can go somewhere else. Just leave my order out! I did grab a jar of grilled preserved lemons to take home. Not sure what to use them for but they look delicious. All in all, not great, again.

Yummmy!!! Amazing service and tasty quick bites!!! Can not choose just one thing here, all so good!read more

This place was really good! My partner loved his chicken gyro and said it was probably his favorite…read moreof the many places we have tried in the city. I think their falafel sandwich was really good and definitely in the top few. There was perhaps too much sauce but everything else was great and generous portions. My partner ate his so quickly I didn't get a pick. The server was very friendly and made sure he was clear on what we wanted. Their food truck is kinda awkwardly tucked next to the laundromat so it's easy to miss if you're coming at it from the Broadway side but things were pretty well packaged for takeout. In winter there's no seating at all so it's to go only.

Best hummus I've ever had!…read more I checked out Falafel Fresh in Kirkland and it did not disappoint. The restaurant is clean and has a great, fresh vibe. While they seem to do a massive amount of takeout business, eating in was just as good. The Beef and Chicken Shawarma were both highlights--perfectly seasoned, juicy, and authentic. But seriously, the hummus is the star of the show. It is easily the best I've ever tasted. Fresh food, clean spot, and great flavors. I'll definitely be a repeat customer!

This place is so inconsistent! It's good one day and then disgusting the next day. Look at this…read moreburnt to the crust chicken they put into my sandwich. I was wondering what crunchy thing I was chewing on and it was this. How can you think to even use this??? If i worked there, I would throw it out and make sure my customer is getting actual chicken not black coals.

From looking at the menu, I haven't seen too many of the items listed offered here in Seattle. This…read morewas exciting to me as I enjoy food from the Middle Eastern part of the world, and the entrees do look very enticing! We went on a Saturday around 2pm and it wasn't too busy at the takeout window. The restaurant is only takeout - there are benches right next to the takeout window, but there are only enough spots for 8 - 12 people (2-3 people per bench). The only other seating is at the nearby street seating offered by the neighboring bars, which I can see being restricted during peak hours. Parking can be very difficult if you plan on driving, there is only street side parking that is usually full, and nearby paid parking in lots. Service is fast, after we got our order, we only waited 5-8 minutes for our food. We got their recommended Soujouk (Beef) and Cheese Wrap for $16. The wrap is long, I would say about 13 - 14 inches long, and I can definitely seeing most people getting full after enjoying one of these. The flavors are nice and you can taste the spices from the sausage - I could taste cinnamon front and center with other earthy spices lingering in an aftertaste. The wrap is very decadent, the cheese is hearty and indulgent and that with the spiced sausage and textural difference with the cucumbers is pleasing. Do note with how indulgent this wrap is, you will accumulate a ton of oil in your wrapper as you enjoy it - a nap afterwards is in your future if you eat a whole wrap! I think that Yalla Seattle is a good stop to try these cuisines in a casual manner and the price is reasonable. There are some other items on the menu that kept my attention and I would totally revisit to try the other items offered by this restaurant.

The batinjan (eggplant) and labneh wrap here has now taken its place in my pantheon of best…read moreeggplant bites I've ever had. Yalla is a walk up window, and there are just a couple of benches right outside where you can eat, and according to other reviews you can also go to Montana Bar next door with your food. The menu is posted in a couple places right next to the ordering window, and it's pretty easy to parse. Almost everything there is what I'd consider a "portable food", meaning something you don't need a plate, fork, and knife to eat, which makes sense given that it's not a sit down restaurant. They have veggie saj, meaty saj, mezze, a few sides, and a dessert. I really like their concise menu. We tried the baba ghanoush ($9.5), which comes with saj on the side, a batinjan and labneh saj wrap ($12), and a halloumi grilled cheese (halloumi grilled inside saj, $13). As you can tell, the saj underpins everything at Yalla, and their saj is excellent. Warm, soft, flaky, and tearable, it is perfect for both dipping and wrapping and grilling. The batinjan and labneh wrap is bursting (literally) with tender grilled eggplant, a rich sauce, and tangy, creamy labneh. It is truly one of the most delicious eggplant dishes I've ever had. The halloumi grilled cheese definitely hits the spot, and is more filling than you think by looking at it. Baba ghanoush is so smooth and flavorful, and I love the pomegranate seeds on top! The folks who work there are super nice, very friendly, and food comes out quickly. Prices are very reasonable, and I will definitely be back to try some of their meaty saj! This place is going into my regular rotation, for sure.

Impeccable service, as someone who grew up in the area this is hands-down, the tastiest Shawarma…read moreI've had in North Seattle in ages. Also the ownership is good people and continues to show me love every visit.

It was a hot day and we wanted a substantial meal before leaving the next morning for an early…read moremorning flight (8/25/25). We decided to try out Shawarma Prince in Ballard. Nice counter staff. They could use a fan or AC on such a hot day working at the grill and fryer. I opted for a lamb & beef gyro...wow was this generously prepared with tasty meat, fresh vegies, sauce, spices, encased in pita bread. The Homie had a huge order of gyros fries. So huge that he was not able to finish it. There's onsite seating, but decided to eat al fresco under an umbrella, which was pleasant. Thanks to Peter for putting this on my Yelp radar screen.

********CLOSED************…read more They recently closed and reopened under a different name. It's now called THE BOSPHORUS PALACE. We originally went because we had seen good reviews for Almanqal Mediterranean Grill. When we got there, the server mentioned it's basically the same place but with a different menu, so we decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. The food took quite a while to come out and when it finally arrived, it wasn't even hot. The bread honestly tasted like something bought from a grocery store. The rice was very bland, and although the salad was actually really good, the chicken was extremely dry, chewy, and lacked flavor. The presentation looked nice, but the taste just didn't match. The portions were also quite small, and the prices felt very high for what you get. The service was just okay overall. Maybe they are still new and working things out, but for the price and portion size it just didn't feel worth it. Overall, it felt like a waste of time and money considering the quality and quantity of the food.

We were in the Wallingford area and searched on Yelp for a place to eat and opted for Almanqal. The…read morerestaurant itself is a bit old but doable. The décor is function over form, i.e. basic. There were two staff members at the front, both of whom also prep food, cook, or grill. She told us to order at the cash register, but others had their order taken at their table later. While they have tables to sit-down, service was limited. They were also busy with takeout orders during the peak dinner time of 6pm. It wasn't until the end of dinner rush that they walked around the tables to refill water. Understandable given their small family business. The food is pretty good, more at a neighborhood scale; I wouldn't categorize them as 'worth the drive'. Prices are reasonable for the food, not high, not a bargain, either. The Food: Fried Cauliflower with tahini sauce, $10.50 - 4 Stars I have a strong affinity to Mediterranean fried cauliflower. Theirs is slightly soft but crispy on the outside nonetheless. Could be better, but we still liked it. Eggplant pickles, $9.99 - 3 Stars Menu: Grilled Eggplant, garlic, lemon juice, cilantro, The problem with ordering at the cash register is I tend to forget to ask question(s). My eyes lit up with 'grilled eggplant' (which I love) and neglected to ask if this is a hot or cold dish. It is a COLD dish and the keyword is 'pickles'. Chopped bits of pickle things covered the grilled eggplant slices. Cold eggplant is not that good, imo. Lamb Kebab Salad, $18.99 - 3 Stars Again, due to ordering at the register, I forgot to ask what kind of salad. While the lamb kebab pieces are very tender and good, the salad consists of uninspiring iceberg lettuce with tiny bits of tomato and tiny shreds of onions. Minus a star for the salad part. Lamb Kebab, $25 - 4 Stars This dish is served with one appetizer. We chose baba ghanoush. The fact this dish comes with a full-size appetizer makes this much more worthwhile than the salad. The lamb pieces are tender, and the rice is flavorful. The baba ghanoush is also good. Thumbs up for the trio. The overall rating should be 3.5 stars. I normally round down to 3 stars for the minimal service, but I am rounding up to 4 stars for the small family business.