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    Doner Box

    4.3 (169 reviews)
    ModerateSandwiches, German, Kebab
    Open 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Beef and Lamb Döner Kebab
    Tim M.

    Good experience! So let me give you a little bit of nuance. I lived a year in Berlin so I will try not to compare too harshly because the Döners in Berlin are the best IMHO. That being said, my beef and lamb döner was legitimately good! I was pleasantly surprised at how close the bread was to the German style. Also the veggies were very legit! Garlic sauce was excellent (VERY garlicky- which is a good thing!). Meat was decent, not the best. Overall I'd give the sandwich a 7.5/10. I think this is the most authentic döner I've had in Seattle. Good experience, friendly staff and cozy shop. If you're not familiar with the döner, which was invented in Berlin, you should try this spot, it was pretty good!

    Chicken Doner Plate
    Jenny M.

    Ordered the chicken doner plate. A year ago, the portions were double, even triple the size of what I got today. Flavor is there but for $18, you are getting a kid's meal here. Sauce is an extra ~$1.

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    King R.

    Döner Box was a pleasant surprise for me as soon as I arrived in Belltown. I hadn't eaten in about seven hours and needed food fast, and I was specifically craving falafel--so this spot felt like the right choice. I debated between the falafel wrap and the falafel döner, but ultimately went with the falafel wrap, and I'm glad I did. The falafel was made fresh to order--crispy on the outside, warm and fluffy on the inside, and packed with flavor. Everything in the wrap, including the sauces and fixings, complemented the portion perfectly and made it very satisfying. To add more protein, I ordered the garlic tofu, which was also made fresh and fried to a perfect crisp. Both dishes took a little time to prepare, but it was absolutely worth the wait. The experience felt very personal and welcoming--the worker who prepared my food was accommodating and genuinely made me feel at home. The location was also convenient, not far from my hotel, which was a big plus. Everything tasted fresh, and I honestly considered coming back again the very next day. I'll definitely return to try both dishes again--and maybe the falafel döner next time. They also offer a selection of imported European beers. Personally, I'm a bit skeptical of how well those flavors translate after export--they don't always taste the same to me--but for those who enjoy imported options, there's a solid variety available. Overall, I really liked this place. If you're in the area and craving fresh, flavorful falafel, I definitely recommend checking it out.

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    Joe S.

    After living in Germany for many years I often crave a good döner kebab which are difficult to find in the U.S. So imagine my surprise when I discovered a place that bills itself as making authentic German style kebabs. The restaurant is quite small with only a few seats but the service was friendly and prompt. I had the Döner sandwich and my family tried the Döner box. We also ordered some Greek French fries as a side dish. Everything tasted good, but it wasn't a traditional Döner. The restaurant is also a little bit untidy and not well ventilated so we left with our clothes needing to be aired out. I don't know that I would return but I would recommend that if you go, you take your food to go. Is my review a little harsh? Perhaps. As I said, having had quite a few Döners in Germany I may be a tough critic.

    Jason G.

    I revisited this place and had their doner sandwich with chicken. It was very flavorful and not dry at all. It was definitely better than my previous experience, which means that I'll have to go back and try again to validate the flavors, i.e. just an excuse to have a sandwich.

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    Me and my family came from our factory tour at boeing(see previous review) and were hungry. We spent a while looking for places to eat, and finally landed on this place close to us. Very delicious, and decent pricing compared to other places. Only one employee, but he got it done. Not much seating at all, but had cool wall mural. would recommend eating food as soon as you get it, stuff can get soggy. Me and my family got one of everything, and would reccomend the wrap, and sandwich. fries were nothing special, not sure they were worth the $6.75.Very good german-turkish fusion overall. Thanks!

    Andy N.

    Doner Box offered me a really affordable lunch wrap near the Seattle Center that was perfect to enjoy on a sunny Seattle afternoon. I came here after seeing they had some really good vegan options on the menu. They offer falafels and marinated spicy tofu as your vegan protein of choice, and you can top it off with their tahini sauce to complete the meal. I ended up doing the former for my gigantic wrap - crispy chunks of falafel snugged inside warm pita with all the fixings. Veggies were pretty good as well but nothing too noteworthy. Together with the sauce, it was a really portable and tasty lunch. Their shop is quite small with limited counter seating that faces the street, so you could dine inside and do a bit of people watching. However, I'd recommend just grabbing and going somewhere nearby (like Olympic Sculpture Park) to enjoy your food.

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    Michael X.

    Was in Belltown and Doner Box popped up in the area as a good option to visit with the positive reviews, and as a person who enjoys Mediterranean cuisine, we decided to swing by and give this place a try! We went on a Saturday around 12:30pm, ordered and got our food within 5 minutes. I got the Doner Box with Carved chicken, and I thought that this box of food was only alright in terms of quality. Although the chicken was lukewarm, it was soft and soaked up the garlic yogurt sauce that I got nicely - There was a decent amount of spices on the chicken as well. If I were to return, I would probably try and get the plate next time, as the box wasn't very filling - it basically acted as a chicken salad for $13. We also had to remind the cashier that we ordered a baklava as it didn't come out till after we had completely finished eating our boxes. I wouldn't fault the workers for getting this out to us as we ordered it with our meals if the restaurant was busy, but there was only like two other customers at the time and it feels like they just forgot about that part of our order and would have never received it unless reminded. Overall, I would say that Doner Box is only alright in terms of quality and price. As mentioned above, the Doner box with chicken was like $13 for chicken over mostly salad, which to me personally isn't as worth it. I'm not sure if I would revisit, but if these are only my thoughts - feel free to stop by if you want to give this place a try.

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    Over priced and not very flavorful. I mean $24 for sandwich. It was more of a vegetable sandwich than lamb and beef

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    Doner plate is where it's at. Garlic Yogurt and Spict Cilantro sauce. Hefty portions, great lunch option in Belltown for $15.

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    Ask the Community - Doner Box

    Do you have gluten free options?

    Hi Jill! Yes we do. Our chicken and all vegan proteins are GF. All of our sauces and fresh veggies are GF. If you go for the box or plate, you can choose fries, rice, or salad as a side. Our bread and flour tortilla are not GF

    Is there any vegan options on the menu?

    Hi Yosrael, We definitely do offer vegan options. Our falafels and tofu are vegan. All of our sides… 

    Is it halal?

    Yes, to my knowledge the ground beef/lamb meat is halal!

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