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Where to eat Middle Eastern food in Seattle: The Best Restaurants and Bars
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1. Petra Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
At Petra Mediterranean Bistro, we'll take you on a journey that stretches from Jordan and Lebanon, to Greece, to the Northern shores of Africa, with an extensive variety of authentic dishes and house specialties. While visiting, you'll enjoy the enriching
Reviewed By 952mg
We dined here twice during our 5 night stay in Seattle. We especially loved the homemade lentil soup, which has a hint of lime and cilantro. Delicious! The salads (house and taboule) were very good. We loved the naan bread and hummus, which is a bargain at only $4 during Happy Hour. The restaurant has lovely decor, attentive servers and belly dancing on Saturdays (according to the menu). Definitely try this gem! It's great.
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2. Petra Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
At Petra Mediterranean Bistro, we'll take you on a journey that stretches from Jordan and Lebanon, to Greece, to the Northern shores of Africa, with an extensive variety of authentic dishes and house specialties. While visiting, you'll enjoy the enriching
Reviewed By 952mg
We dined here twice during our 5 night stay in Seattle. We especially loved the homemade lentil soup, which has a hint of lime and cilantro. Delicious! The salads (house and taboule) were very good. We loved the naan bread and hummus, which is a bargain at only $4 during Happy Hour. The restaurant has lovely decor, attentive servers and belly dancing on Saturdays (according to the menu). Definitely try this gem! It's great.
3. Saffron Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 354 reviews
Reviewed By archlav
We were looking for a place to eat near our hotel. This Indian restaurant is right next to the Nexus hotel and has plenty of parking. We were greeted warmly by the staff, we had made reservations. It was absolutely packed on a sun night. The decor is very beautiful with Indian sculptures and paintings. Our server Jaimie was efficient and wonderful. We started with some cocktails, a beer and mango juice. We had a mixed tandoori grilled appetizer. Lamb kebab, fish, chicken tikka. It was all delicious. We had a garlic naan which was massive with saag(creamed spinach)chickpeas and tadka dal. Both these dishes came with basmati rice. It was a great meal. We ended with a local pistachio and mango ice cream.
4. Mamnoon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 287 reviews
Reviewed By Ron C
Overrated dining and overall experience by those not aware of this establishmentâs hidden charges.After not being impressed by appetizers my wife and I decided to just have a couple of cocktails.To our shock and dismay, Mamnoon slipped in an up-charge on each martini- no warning, no discloser.What was worse, when we brought it to the serverâs attention we got the âItâs policyâ garbage, and âthereâs nothing I can doâ attitude. Unbelievable!What a way to run a subpar, underhanded business.
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