Great to-go spot for lunch, especially if you work on the Amazon campus! The food is reasonably priced and pretty filling but sometimes the wait can take a while, so I like coming here when I need a break from the food trucks or if I have a bit more time to kill in between meetings. I really like the Za'atar wrap with chicken. The chicken shawarma wrap on its own is good, but the za'atar spice and toasted wrap really bring it up a level. The chicken is a tad dry but the flavor is good and it's covered in creamy sauces. I also love the abundance of herbs and the freshness it adds in the za'atar wrap. I also like the street poutine although it's nothing like poutine. The fries combined with the lentils is super starchy and really filling, so even though it's a side you can eat it as a main meal. The halloumi adds a bit of meatiness and the yogurt adds a cooling freshness. My only problem with them is sometimes they add way too many pickled peppers which can overwhelm everything else. read more

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Finally stopped by Mamnoon Streets today while I was in downtown. OMG! Their chicken shawarma is da bomb! Delicious chicken in a lovely huge wrap with pickles and their red sauce which just got all the flavors together! Amazing wrap ! Loved their hara frites as well. Tasty crispy and pairs so well with their lemony garlic sauce or their home made ketchup! They are not open for indoor dining so no ambiance to talk about but they do have a few outdoor seats with heaters on which was comfy! They have 2 windows one to place your order and the other to pick up your order. The service is quick but I can see long lines here during peak lunch hours as this is a popular spot. All in all loved my shawarma and will be back for more! read more

Mamnoon Street - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Good quick takeout at a fun spot. Would definitely stop again because I enjoyed my spritz and wrap immensely. Everyone was friendly and it was a quick and easy lunch. read more

Mamnoon Street - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Great spot for Mediterranean mezze. Their cauliflower is great and I love the mint lemonade. Also use their happy hour code for a discount before 6pm! read more

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Went to the Take Out counter and order the street combo. The counter to order was clean. The staff was friendly and helpful. The Chicken shawarma was very good and filling. And the Harra Fries had a nice spin to it and was delicious. Though the meal was on the pricier side it was filling. Had leftovers that tasted just a good the next day. read more

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**vegetarian review** Who doesnt like Mamnoon Street. I am yet to meet people who dont appreciate this place. I have been there for many years and tried basically the entire menu. I used to love fleifleih which isnt on the menu anymore. Their Falafal wrap is awesome and very very filling. Their Mujadara is so so good as well - this used to be my goto order at their sister restaurant - anar. Their new special - cant remember the name but has aubergine is really good too. See the trend? everything they make is very well done - so dont think twice! read more

Mamnoon Street - Special - aubergine in pita with cheese and onions - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Came here 10/17/2022. Mamnoon Street is a Mediterranean to-go only restaurant. They are the street-food-style branch of Mamnoon. The food is simply overpriced and not that good. I initially tried some kind of pomegranate beef wrap but it was way too acidic and the beef was really dry. I swapped it out for a chicken wrap but the chicken was overcooked and tough. I think the wraps on average are $14-$16 and don't come with any sides or drink. There are simply better and cheaper places to eat in the area. read more

I'm giving this place a 5 star because I had a great experience there, in every way. The food had an amazing taste and it looked very fresh. The service was impressive. Those guys were very efficient, patient explaining some items on the menu and very friendly. Our order came very quickly. I also really enjoyed their sitting area with a nice sidewalk view. Definitely recommend! read more

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tldr: Good, popular option for Middle Eastern food, and it's right next to the Amazon buildings. This is a Middle Eastern spot on 6th street. It's super busy around lunch time, buzzing with Amazon employees. So, expect to wait around 20-30+ minutes to get your order. The staff is super friendly, though. They move the line along quickly and have great recommendations. At this time, they don't have indoor seating, but they have a couple of tables outside. I ordered the Lamb Shawarma wrap, and it was solid. It is definitely a filling option, and I enjoyed the lamb. I thought the wrap could have been packed with more ingredients and a more tangy sauce. My friends ordered the Chicken Shawarma and Falafel wraps; they also felt it was filling, but not wowing. The wraps range in price, from $12-$16, depending on the protein you get. read more

Mamnoon Street - Lamb Shawarma - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I ordered the harra fries, shish taouk plate, falafel sandwich, and a side of lamb shawarma. Flavor wise, everything was decent, but I thought all of the meats were pretty dry, especially the chicken. The falafel also was more on the denser side which wasn't my favorite. The highlight of this place was 100% this one green sauce that came with my food. It somehow managed to be the only thing not in my photo but I think it might've been the roasted poblano toum. I ordered to go so I'm not sure which dish it came with but it was so so flavorful I wish that it was on everything I ordered. Overall, pretty mid food that's a bit overpriced, only thing worth it being the mystery green sauce. read more

Mamnoon Street - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Came here yesterday 09/20 for a falafel wrap at lunch and couldn't get all the way through it as something seemed off. Well, fast forward to 6 hours later and I'm yaking my brains out. If you're coming here you're risking food poisoning. The only alternative explanation is that I'm vegetarian and sensitive to cross contamination so also possible that they're frying their falafels, etc next to or in the same oils as all the meat. read more

I recommend trying the shawaraminis (I hope I am not messing up the spelling) - these are kinda like tacos. I tried the cauliflower and chicken one, both were really delicious. I also ordered the falafel entree but did not like it much- mainly because it was too salty. Location of the place is great, and gets a lot of foot traffic for this reason I suppose. They currently don't have indoor dining, but have a few tables on street. read more

An unassuming restaurant with fantastic street food and tons of options for veggie or meat eaters alike! If you've never had any Afghani or Persian food, start with the za'atar wrap. Za'atar is a prevalent spice mix that is mind-blowingly good. Fast service and proximity to great drinks makes this place a real winner. Just make sure you grab food from here first because they aren't open to late! read more

Mamnoon Street - Za'atar wrap with chicken schwarma - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This is a good place for lunch. I've come here for both and the service is quick. For dinner though, service was lacking as it was a little slow, and we had to flag down a waitress to take our orders. We both ordered the chicken shawarma with a side of fries. The chicken shawarma wasn't as flavorful as I expected it. The fries were the clear winner of the two dishes. I wouldn't expect much from this place, but the portions are huge. If you've run out of options you wouldn't be disappointed with this place. read more

Mamnoon Street - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The food here is really not good at all, I ordered a shish taouk plate and pretty much everything included felt to be cooked the wrong way, potatoes way underdone, chicken oddly dry. This place is also woefully overpriced. They seem to be trying to be too fancy for their own good. Service was good though which is why I gave 2 stars read more

Convenient location. Quick service. Tasty food if you like Mediterranean flavors. Cons: expensive relative to the ambiance offered. But then most restaurants in Seattle are expensive. read more

This one's pretty close to where I work. I am big fan of their Shawarma with fries :) recently they started serving rice bowl as well (I forgot the name for it :/) This was my second experience trying out the rice bowl. The first time I had the rice was bit undercooked. This time they replaced Basmati rice with a different kind - more round and fluffy. I got it with side of falafel since they don't serve any meat with it. A bit overpriced! The falafel was quite dry and I could finish only half of it. The rice however was really good and caramelized onions added a nice zing to it. The red peppers are quite spicy and I would recommend to omit it if you cannot tolerate spicy food. I liked the dish a lot and was able to finish it all by myself - would recommend it :) read more

Mamnoon Street - Rice bowl with falafel - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Amazing flavor bombs! We ordered the lamb kefta and the chicken entree. Comes with several sauces including one for your salad. Your mouth will not be bored here. Came on a cool Saturday afternoon and while it was outdoor dining, the overhead heaters kept us plenty warm. Staff was very friendly even though there were busy. Glad we dropped by! read more

Loved it! The food Was Great the lamb was delicious and the service was excellent!!!!!!! read more

Best veggie falafel bowl I had in the last few years. I ordered it spicy and the spicy sauce was awesome. The big pita that came with the bowl was huge. read more

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I went with a colleague in the peak lunch hour and the wait was too much. I tried the falafel plate and it was like any other mediterranean place. Decent portion and good taste. I liked their sauces and hummus that came as sides to the plate. You can definitely try this place once if you are out of options in that street. read more

Mamnoon Street - Falafel plate - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Got a chicken wrap. It wasn't wrapped. The tortilla like thing was just folded in half. Stuff spilling out everywhere. The chicken was bland and dry like it was cooked 2 days ago. I don't recommend it read more

This time I chose to order online and picked them up. But I don't know why the chicken wraps didn't have fries inside this time. Both of two chicken wraps are same. A little upset but the package is perfect and the flavor is good. I will still support this store which is really near my home. Love it. read more

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I eat here for lunch on a regular basis as my office is nearby. It's one of the better options for a fast casual lunch in the Denny triangle area. My favorite is the falafel wrap, it has a full pickle spear in it, and I love pickles. Also love how many veggies are in it. Chefs kiss! Pro tip: order online ahead of time to skip the lines as they can get long. read more

I had the lamb shawarma which has spiced lamb, romaine, tomatoes, pickled turnips, pickled peppers, fries, and garlic sauce in a wrap. It was packed generously with high quality well-spiced lamb. The garlic sauce was good, the pickled veggies added more flavor, and the other bits were added in, but not so much of it that they were fillers. I didn't so much like the thick wheat wrap - it was hard but maybe that's the way it's traditionally supposed to be? I'm still recovering from the price: $14 plus tax and tip made it $18 - I just personally think this is overpriced and a wrap shouldn't cost that much - worth it for the adventure of trying it out, but too much for a return visit. I ordered at their walk-up window and the brief encounter was not friendly. They have outdoor seating but we sat in the nearby public tent (probably sponsored by Amazon) with electric candles and free airplane-style blankets. read more

Mamnoon Street - Lamb Shawarma - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've been here twice (once over a year ago, and then again in May 2018) and both times, my experience was mediocre. I feel like this place has the potential to be great, but doesn't live up to that potential for a few reasons: - Both times I came in for lunch (dine in) and ordered the chicken shawarma wrap. It's a decent value/portion size but both times was really dry (e.g. not enough sauce). You can order extra sauce but they charge you 75 cents for it. I feel like the wrap should have a decent amount of sauce to begin with. The fries in the sandwich are tasty, however. - The customer service/wait staff was mediocre. Both times I had to wait for quite a while for the waitress to come over to take my order. I was eager to get my order placed since I was just on a 60 min lunch break. Then, another longer wait to get the check. I wouldn't recommend dining in if you're wanting to get in and out relatively quickly. They could benefit from having additional wait staff, particularly during the busy week day lunch hours. - The music is super loud/distracting. In their defense, maybe I should have ordered a different item for variety - but based on the other reviews, it seems like things here are really inconsistent. I probably won't come back any time soon but if I do, I'll opt for the takeout window (where hopefully the service is quicker) or their other location (Mamnoon on Capitol Hill). read more

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Harra fries are very similar to Indian masala fries if you've had those. The spice level is perfect. My go to here is the lahm bi ajine with a slab of halloumi thrown in. Perfect combination of sweet meat and salty cheese! Waiting in line in the cold to get your hands on this is totally worth it. read more

The first meal I ever tried using Mealpal was Mamnoon Street's chicken shawarma salad. I'd say it set the bar pretty high because I haven't had many good Mealpal lunches since this one. The salad was basically just romaine, tomatoes, onions, chicken, and tahini sauce but it was delicious! And it came with some quality fries too. I was happy to have been given a lot more chicken than I expected, so I was actually really full from this lunch. read more

Mamnoon Street - Chicken Shawarma Salad - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This review is for both Mamnoon and Mamnoon Street. For Seattle Restaurant Week, the two locations had different (lunch) menus but they looked equally appetizing--so of course, the logical solution was to order from both! The takeout ordering and pickup process was seamless--we ordered online about half an hour before opening, and they had our food ready at both locations when we arrived, freshly made. In total, we ordered from Manmoon Street the mint lemonade, lamb burger + harra frites, and baklawa; from Manmoon, we had pita + labneh, harra frites, chicken shawarma and falafel. (Yes, it was a LOT of food, more than enough for four adults!) Everything was incredibly delicious and tasty--the frites in particular were very addictive and perfectly spiced (highly recommend! Definitely some of the best fries I've ever had), and came with two sauces: za'atar mayonnaise, which had a garlicky flavor to it, and harra ketchup, which was almost like a sweet jam, and really different from anything I've ever tried. The lamb burger, falafel, and chicken shawarma were substantial and flavorful, not dry in the least, and the labneh was great, as was the pita. And the baklawa was also very yummy, just the right level of sweetness, and a just-right ending to a very satisfying meal. TL;DR, I would recommend everything! Good service, fantastic food--Do give Mamnoon a try :) read more

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I used to love this place until I found a cockroach in my food, literally as I was about to bite into it. I love the service and staff here but that's a tough pill to swallow and come back knowing and experiencing that. Nothing special about the ambiance either. I wish I never found that cockroach in my shwarma read more

This place has really gone downhill. My husband and I had positive experiences when the restaurant first opened, so when we found ourselves downtown today, we decided to stop back in for a late lunch. From the beginning, the service was poor. We were quickly seated and given water, but then our server just disappeared for about 10-15 minutes. Whatever, not a big deal. She finally came back and we ordered our usual, the chicken shawarma. Our table was bare except for the water cups--no napkins, no silverware. I assumed they'd bring those things once the food came out. Well, the food came out without any utensils, so we asked the food runner (another woman, not our server) for utensils and she was visibly annoyed! Like, she turned on her heel and walked off like we were really inconveniencing her. Then she brought the utensils and just plopped them on the table before walking off again. The restaurant is tiny, so the utensil station is only like 5 feet away. Plus it wasn't even busy. Chill. The chicken shawarma was much more bland this time, and my husband's was missing the usual fries that are supposed to be inside of it. The fries are part of what makes it really good, and "frites" is the first ingredient listed, but somehow it seems like the kitchen just forgot to add fries to his. Overall, it was a disappointment compared to prior experiences. Our server was fine, but a little slow. The woman running out food was outright rude, and the flood has gone down in quality. read more

I've walked by this place a dozen times and the menu always sounds good. I stopped tonight for take-out. The food was good- almost 3 stars, except I think they forgot some of the ingredients? Fattoush salad ($9)- fresh greens, a few sliced cukes and radishes, loved the mint, wish there was a bit more sumac, dressing SO good!! I added some grilled haloumi cheese- definitely worth the extra $3. The menu said "crispy bread" but this was missing from my pre-packaged bowl. Maybe they forgot to add it? Shamandar bi tahini ($7)- Great recommendation by the woman at the window- this was beautiful and tasty! Grated beets mixed with yogurt. She said that it was meant to be eaten with pita bread, but when I got back to my hotel, there was no bread included. Maybe I was supposed to order that extra? Or maybe they just forgot? Bummer. Would have given it 4 stars, but I missed out on the bread in both dishes. Would try it again because the food was really good and there were more things I wanted to try, but check my order more carefully next time. read more

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I know the food at the original restaurant is pretty good and so when I saw this place near belltown, I felt I have to try to see if it's as good and it definitely was. Got the chicken shwarma and it was humongous. I split this with my sister and the waiter was nice enough to offer to split the shwarma for us when he saw I was trying to cut it in half :) First bite into the shwarma and I can tell that it was freshly made. It was a little on the dryer side so I asked for some hot sauce and they generously gave me their special spicy sauce and omg, that sauce was delicious. It wasnt the normal hot sauce you get like siracha or Tabasco or anything, it has an earthy flavor and a hint of spice. Very flavorful. I was smothering my shwarma with that sauce and it was amazing. Overall, very good place and I would come back to try other dishes read more

Mamnoon Street - Chicken shwarma cut in half - Middle Eastern Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I was excited to try this place on my last day in Seattle, thinking it would be authentic. It was literally trash, I've had better sandwiches at a corner deli. The chicken shawarma wrap was not shawarma, it was gray chunks of unflavorful chicken with jarred pepperoncini and no frites like listed on the menu. I even got a couple pieces of bone. The "fattoush" is a premade salad with a couple of sad looking vegetables on top, it no world should this be called a fattoush. Super disappointing and a waste of $30 read more

A little on the expensive side, but by downtown standards, it could be a lot worse. You have three dining options here, and all of them bustle at the noon hour: takeout window, dining room, or tables along the sidewalk. The takeout window has a constant flurry of bags leaving the counter starting at about 11. There are lots of other options right around this courtyard, and the setting is nice for being in a brand-new office high-rise. There's some landscaping outside, adding some decent greenery, and plenty of light coming in through the walls of glass. The tables and highboy bar are small and packed in tight, but comfortable enough. The staff are right on top of everything and super nice. The menu's not that long; they have the usual array of Mediterranean delights and a few you might not have heard of. There are ice cream treats and I think I saw some cocktails. I had an Americano, which was dialed right in where it needed to be. The lamb shawarma was really nice; a fairly dry sandwich wrapped in a thin tortilla-like bit of bread. Plenty of leafy veg, and flavorful thin slices of meat. The fries are halfway between a shoestring cut and a steak cut, and cooked perfectly--fluffy with a little crunch on the outside. The ketchup had a bit more cinnamon than I might have preferred, but certainly wasn't bad. Two shawarma wraps, a single order of fries, and a cup coffee came to $34. Probably pretty good these days for downtown, and certainly not offensive (though outside of the city, you can probably knock 20-25% off that number). I'd definitely eat here again. read more

We came to Mamnoon Street just for the fries, after hearing soooooo many great things about them. We ate in because it was a chilly night, and was planning to just eat and go. The bartender was the only one manning the bar and dining room, which wasn't that busy on a weekday night, but the service was on the slow side. The most frustrating thing was seeing our fries sit in front of us on the hot plate for 6 minutes while she was on the other side of the dining room just chatting with a customer. After we finally got our food, the fries weren't hot or crispy anymore. Not sure if it was because it took so long to get to us or because they were under-fried. Either way, the overall experience was quite lackluster. On the bright side, all their condiments are made in house and we're absolutely delicious! Just wish the food was actually served warm. read more

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Got the falafel wrap and harra fries. Portions are huge and food was tasty. Everything was made in house.

As someone who needs to come up to Seattle once a week for work, this is one of the most consistent, filling, healthy, budget friendly options in the area (milage may vary, but the size of the chicken shawarma= lunch and dinner for me). read more

My love for Mamnoon never dies ;) surprisingly, I have been to Mamnoon 10+ times in the last year but haven't yelp reviewed it. Best place for yummy, spicy, not so spicy food as per your liking. The best part is the halal shawarmas. I love how flavorful and heavy the shawarma is. I order a side of hot sauce which adds quite a kick which is my personal liking. The harra fries are the best in Seattle. I love the dips that come with it and the spiciness added yo thw fries. Parking can be an issue on weekdays, extremely crowded between 12-1 with office goers. The overall space is quite small however, you can definitely order to go if the crowds not for you. read more

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Review in the Time of Covid - Easy walkup to go, and easy ordering either through DoorDash or through their website. Surcharges on their website for pickup are slightly lower than DoorDash, but the menu is slightly different, causing a bit of confusion on my part with my order. Before the pandemic, Mamnoon Street was one of my favorite Mediterranean street food places! The flavors in the wraps were always punchy, and worth the extra cost compared to other favorites like Mr. Gyros and Zaina. Things have changed, though, and the food we ordered was "fine" - but not up to the memories of pre-pandemic times. I know that staffing shortages has impacted most restaurants, but I was sad that the impact was so noticeable. I think that over-all, everything was 3.5 stars. Not the worst, not the best - but it used to be the best! It has a hint of what it used to be... and I hope they get their mojo back. read more