Cedars of Lebanon
1319 Northeast 43rd Street, Seattle
(206) 632-7708
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Hummus Yogurt Kebbe Plate Fries Garlic Sauce Shawarma
Kafta Kebob Plate
Shish Kebob Plate
Spanikopita Plate
Combination Plate
Falafel Sandwich
Shawarma Plate
Gyros Sandwich
Falafel Plate
Chicken Plate
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Recent Reviews
The owner was nice and generous to give us extra pita, but the quality of meat was questionable. It felt over cooked and too salty. The salad didn’t look like meditarenean style and felt bitter. The prices don’t match the quality. In general, so far it’s my worst experience considering Middle East cuisine in Seattle, and I tried a number of places. I respect the heritage, but I wish you didn’t cut on the produce itself.
Cedars of Lebanon has that antique, homely charm the moment you walk in — cozy and full of character.
We came for brunch on Saturday and ordered the spanakopita plate and a falafel wrap. The hummus was incredibly flavorful — some of the best I’ve had — and the falafel might genuinely be the best I’ve ever tasted, anywhere. Everything was well-seasoned and clearly made with care.
The family...
We came for brunch on Saturday and ordered the spanakopita plate and a falafel wrap. The hummus was incredibly flavorful — some of the best I’ve had — and the falafel might genuinely be the best I’ve ever tasted, anywhere. Everything was well-seasoned and clearly made with care.
The family...
Pretty good food (would have loved more garlic on the fries), but as the only customer the service was fairly slow, and in their side of the street the people wandering around aren’t exactly favorable company. Falafel wrap was great and Greek fries were decent. Crossing to the other side of the street greeting improved the feeling of safety when eating outdoors.