Great service and amazing food! The beautiful artwork there with some Greek fries makes me so happy!read more

Delicious tender juicy and smoky grilled lamb kabab will leave a strong impression on you. It…read moreshould be the first thing you bite into Not a cheap meal but for what it comes with it is good value Quick friendly service from the chef himself Cozy booth seating right next to open kitchen

Best baba ghanboush I've ever had. Super warm staff who quickly helped me navigate menu choices…read morefor a to go order and gave me free delicious tea while I waited I. Their spotlessly clean dining room. This is authentic tic Iraqi food which I can't wait to come back to visit when I'm back in Everett!!

Friendly service and food comes out quick! My boyfriend and I ordered #2 Kabab and a Chicken…read moreShawarma Gyro to go. Food was ready within 10 minutes! The seasoning on the lamb skewers was perfect! Savory and went well with the salad and rice! It exceeded my expectations as I'm usually not a fan of lamb, but they made it taste so good and not gamey at all! The meal comes with freshly baked soft pita bread and dressing. The chicken shawarma was yummy too. The chicken was soaked in sauce and had lettuce and tomatoes in it too. The bread part of the gyro was soft and thick. The interior is very clean and well decorated. Comfortable seating for sure. Convenient and free parking lot outside.

A delicious dinner option in Mukilteo…read more My go-to meal has always been Mediterranean food. Gyro Stop is the perfect spot for a fix. Their menu includes options like plates, gyros, and bowls. We grabbed a bite to eat to enjoy a beachside picnic. I ordered the chicken shawarma garlic plate. This came with deliciously seasoned chicken, a cucumber salad, fries, and hummus. All will a light drizzle of garlic sauce. A very filling and healthy meal. Will definitely be visiting again.

This is the best Gyro spot I've ever gone to and the only one I will go to. They have the best…read moregreek fries ever! Today I did a to go order and ordered the wrong dish. When I went to pick it up I realized it was the wrong one and I was willing to pay for that and the dish I wanted. The man helping me asked if I had some time to wait, he was going to make me fresh greek fries. I said I would pay for both since I made the mistake and he said no it was fine. As I was waiting he brought me a fry to taste and it was delicious! Such a simple gesture. I tell everyone to go here and you should too! Great service and great food. My mom loved the Greek fries!

WOW. Some of the best Mediterranean food I've had. Grows fresh and very flavourful and the home…read moremade Dubai Chocolate cake is was over the top delicious. We have to take that home and enjoy later. Service very friendly and helpful suggesting various meals.

A very nice Persian place in an unexpected place (in a strip mall). In fact, this strip mall had so…read moremany other ethnic restaurants! The service was good, very helpful, not super friendly, but they came around couple of times to make sure we were satisfied. We got one of each of beef, and lamb. The portion size was impressive! I personally felt the meat could have used just a tad bit of flavour, but they were still good. I think I preferred lamb more than the beef. I always love roasted tomatoes that come with the meat dish in Persian restaurants. The rice was nice also.

I was certainly spoiled by living next to Dearborn, with the multitude of Iraqi markets on…read moreGreenfield and Warren. Now since moving to Seattle, I've been on the hunt for a similar market and Mmarket seemed to fit the bill. This is a small market that most importantly (for me at least) has a small kitchen pumping out classic Iraqi dishes, and also the typical Iraqi breads. Iraqi-Style Beef Kabob ($2.99) - They only had beef kabobs available when I stopped by. They grill the kabobs over a normal gas grill rather than the more traditional charcoal. The temperature and cook time seems to be a bit lacking as there isn't really any developed char or smoky flavors. The smell is almost gamey, but the texture is very tender, and the taste is mild with some allium notes. Charring would greatly improve the anemic appearance and taste of the meat. They serve the kabobs on a wheat pita and for some reason do not include any charred tomatoes, onions, etc that this would normally come with. This is probably the only place to get Iraqi-style kabobs in the area, so I can't complain too much. (3/5) Hummus ($4.99) - This is served in an 8 oz container and they add olive oil and sumac on top before handing it over. The hummus is a bit coarse and has a somewhat strong earthier flavor than a lot of other hummus. Still, this seems to be relatively fresh, without the taste of lemon or preservatives. That's a win in my book, for an area not known for Middle Eastern food. (3/5) Mmarket also sells bags filled with khubz and samoon, which according to the owner, isn't baked on site, but at a bakery nearby. Next time I visit I'll need to ask if that bakery is accessible to the public, just so I can get the freshest bread right from the tanoor, assuming they use one rather than a commercial oven. I gave Mmarket a 3/5 purely because the only comparison point I have is with the Iraqi markets in Dearborn. Let's be real, outside of a select few regions in the US, 90% of "Middle-Eastern" (aka "Mediterranean") food is some abomination of Americanized Greek food mixed with food from the Levant. Of the more authentic 10%, 90% of those restaurants focus on Lebanese cuisine. That last 1% includes places like Mmarket - places that serve authentic food from a specific country in the Middle East. While the execution of the food here is more grocery-store level than restaurant-level, for anyone who wants a taste of real Iraqi food, Mmarket is probably the best in the area. While I wouldn't get the prepared food again, I would come back for the khubz specifically since I don't think there's anywhere else near Seattle that has it for sale.

Nice Mediterranean grocery store. The best part this store is having a full commercial kitchen…read morewith few delicious menu items. They have nice Iraqi kabobs and Iraqi fish plus other items all made fresh per order. Clean place , good prices and very kind and friendly owner and staff. It's a small family business.

I stop by this gyro spot every time I'm in the area, and it's honestly one of my favorite places to…read moreeat--period. The owner is one of the kindest people you'll meet. He actually remembers me every time I come in, which is rare these days. I helped fix one of his tables once, and ever since then he's gone out of his way to take care of me--always throwing in a little extra, totally unasked. That kind of genuine generosity says everything about how he runs his place. And the food... easily the best gyros I've ever had. Perfectly seasoned meat, fresh ingredients, and everything just hits every time. You can tell it's made with care. Places like this are what local food is all about--great food, great people, and real connection. If you're anywhere nearby, do yourself a favor and stop in. You won't regret it.

The gyro and saj shawarma are tasty, though the shawarma could use a little more garlic to really…read morepop. The real highlight, though, is the dolmas!! they're flavorful, perfectly moist, and definitely worth trying.

Nice little store with a ton of spices, canned goods, coffees and teas, tahini, halvah, olives,…read morevarious rices, dried beans, lentils, pastas, breads, and more. They have a small refrigerated section that had various cheeses, a few prepared frozen items, and various meats, falafel, and gyro slices. If you are looking for a specific Mediterranean ingredient or item, my guess is that your best luck in the area is looking here. They also had an assortment of plates and dishes, and other items that could be considered gifts. Prices were reasonable, especially for items that I'm sure they pay to import. I bought a huge jar of Green oregano for $5.99. They didn't have much in the deli case, but I tried the baklava, which I found to be flavorful, but very dry (perhaps old). Will definitely revisit this place to try some of their other items.

Good size grocery store. Ok selections and ok prices. Nothing special. I was not impressed with…read morehis prepared food such as the Kataief during Ramadan as they were the worst ever. So I will stick to buying groceries from there only if I was in the area.

My father and I went here and really enjoyed the food! They make great use of the smaller sized…read morebuilding and it has great design with a strong red theme. The Black and Bleu burger I got was very good and priced well, we also got the Greek fries and they were very good! It is the good type of potato fries that still have the skin and the feta on them was delicious.

Mushroom Swiss added bacon. The burger was HOT bacon was plentiful but quality was very thin so I'm…read moreglad the extra bacon was added without asking. Unfortunately the deep fried mushrooms were more than likely frozen from a food service company as they were foggy in the middle. The gentleman was happy to substitute them for the onion rings. Onion rings also my guess is food service very bland but I kept my mouth shut. Staff very pleasant Still my favourite deep fried mushrooms is Kidd Valley!

Stopped by for a quick dinner after the gym, and not sure if it was because I was very hungry, but…read moreit was really good and filling. The lamb and beef shawarma with a wrap was delicious. The meat was nicely cooked and I got the garlic sauce with it. There was a good amount of veggies in the wrap, giving it a nice balance. Next time I would ask for more pickles but thats just my own preference!

I love this place. Supporting local businesses is something that is important to me. They are…read moreconsistent in quality and eager to please their customers. The restaurant itself is very simple but clean. I was in Santorini recently and craving some good Greek food. This restaurant is very close to the food I had in Greece. My last order was delivered from DoorDash. It was a bit shaken up in transit but that's the name of the game. Highly recommend!

Ordered the Angels Mac & Cheese bites meal…read more Incredible taste, the portions are super generous, like the Mac&Cheese bites tray was super heavy. The seasoning on the fries is excellent. The price is very good for what you get. Definitely Will bring my girlfriend here to show her !

Suuuch a cool concept that I found unfortunately fell short. But fried chicken, waffle fries, soft…read moreserve, milk teas? So many things to love in one spot is a great idea. Everything I tried did not live up to my hype though. I got the impression this was a place with a lot of personality and a good idea just executed poorly by using cheap industrial supplies/ingredients for everything. I got fried chicken that was dry but decently flavored, and waffle fries that were good but nothing special. The sauces here are reeeeally bad though and some were just industrial pre-packaged ones so that'd make sense. I got mac n cheese too that was also extremely bland. I almost wondered if this was like a basic sysco-style shop because it definitely felt like the savory foods were industrial-grade and fairly bland for the most part (not that sysco doesn't have some decent stuff that can be sexied up). On the sweet side I got an ube+vanilla soft serve swirl with a taiyaki shell added which was also just pretty average. The taiyaki was really ugly and malformed but tasted quite good. The vibe inside is extremely weird as well. It has a LOT of personality and local flavor, with various games and toys, foosball tables, instant ramen you can buy and heat up, filtered water stations (mayhaps Korean owned?). You order from awesome giant tablet kiosks that seem to have some poor UX software for the menu navigation system but it works. The chairs and tables though were also very strange, like they were pulled from a shut-down carls jr or something with thin poorly designed aluminium and particle board. Not a single table I found was stable, they all had a ton of wobble and the chairs were so tiny and small none were comfortable to sit on as a 6'2 dude. Honestly I almost want to recommend this place as an experience to see how uniquely odd it is, and the food is right up a college kid's alley and nothing so bad you can't enjoy yourself. At least come here as a tourist attraction and see for yourself what's going on at this eclectic spot.