Lebanese Restaurants near Seattle, WA

“This is a wonderful place. The food is delicious. Everything is fresh and homemade with love. The owners are locals who have a passion for high quality and authentic food. They really value their customers. We order from Damoori on a weekly basis and also LOVED their recent Valentine's Day dinner for two. The prices are very reasonable for what you get. We enjoy the meat and vegetarian options and crave their food!!! Go check them out. It is easy to get there from Interbay using the Government Way exit near Chinook's.“

“The best falafel sandwich in town. Owner John is the best. Definitely try the Greek fries too.“

“Delicious with great staff“

“absolutely delicious! I can't wait to go back!. Happy to have real Arabic food in Bellevue“

“The owner is incredibly personable and is very involved with his restaurant. His staff is very attentive and have excellent customer service skills. I chose a faster made food, the Chicken Kabob (recommended by the owner) and there was nothing that made it feel rushed or made cheap even though the price was amazing for the amount of food that came about 10 mins after ordering. BEST DARN KABOB I'VE EVER HAD IN SEATTLE. I'm sad I didn't try this place out when I lived in the neighborhood 10 yrs ago. I'd be a lot fatter by now...“

“Great food...good value :)“

“Oh my gosh, This place is so freaking amazing! I just had some of the very best food I've had in a long time. I would highly recommend this to friends and family and anybody that is looking for some phenomenal food! 🤤🤤🤤 Yummmmmy! 😍😍😍“

“simply delicious mediterranean food“

“The Lamb Schwarma plate is a feast for the eyes and the taste buds, with a portion to generously have leftovers later! The soup that comes with their plates is comforting without being heavy, and I could eat it every day. Also, if you love garlic, their MK fries are a must buy - my friend & I shared a half order, and came nowhere close to finishing them!“

“I was really really impressed with Tanoor! Loved it. I come from Brazil and my Godfather is Lebanese, so the food here was very nostalgic to me. Finally found a place with great Baba Ghanoush and the pita bread is to die for. The most nostalgic was sfiha, tho here they're made a lot more fancy than what I'm used to lol.
Will be coming back often.“

“No-frills Mediterranean gyro spot with DELICIOUS garlic paste. It’s in the name, Garlic Crush, so if you are a garlic lover like me, make sure you order something that includes the garlic paste/dip/puree. I, unfortunately, did not, but luckily my dining partner had some that I was able to try! The lentil soup that is available by request with the plates is a must. So flavorful and warming. It really piques the appetite and readies the stomach for a hearty meal. Quick service, low key spot. Would recommend, especially to garlic lovers.“