Maroun Mediterranean Grill - Lebanese restaurant in Seattle - 366 Roy St, USA

Well seasoned food! I went with a very large group (+20 people - dinner after a wedding rehersal!), so we were the only ones in the restaurant, which was a unique experience! The waitstaff was very attentive and the wait time wasn't too bad, considering that we were a large group. I really enjoyed my chicken entree and the people around also seemed to enjoy their food. The hummus was quite addicting too! Also, there were some vegetarians in the group and they seemed to have be probably accommodated for with their dietary restrictions. One potential critique - everyone who got the salmon either didn't finish or didn't like it so that may be one of their weaknesses. Overall, I was pretty satisfied and would consider coming back here if I was in Seattle.

Not a bad spot, food is very tasty, but prices are high and nearby Tanoor is a bit better for the same price in my opinion. That being said, it’s still worth stopping here. Came here with a few friends on a Friday, the place was a bit emptier than I expected. The servers were very kind, but service was a bit on the slow side. I ordered the Zahra cauliflower to start. I have to say, this was delicious, and I thought it was better than Tanoor’s cauliflower. It was very fresh, perfectly air fried, and the tahini sauce on top was really tasty. It was served on a bed of fresh lettuce and tomatoes, and I could tell they were really high quality as the tomatoes were sweet and juicy. Next I got the Chicken Shawarma. They were out of basmati rice so they replaced it with saffron rice, I thought it was still tasty. It came as a large plate essentially with just chicken, rice, and sauce with some onions and seasonings. I found the sauce to be a little bit on the heavy side, but the flavors were still good and enjoyable. Overall, I thought it was tasty, maybe I got the wrong main, but for an appetizer and main it’s easily over $35 a person. I’d still recommend this place! It was a good experience.

Great place and great food. The service is a bit slow, but is worth it. Dishes are very generous! So be mindful when ordering. We ordered the Mezza and the Lamb shawarma and they both where great. Food is delicious and fresh.

Fresh and delicious Lebanese food in a warm, modern setting. There are two dining areas, one with a full bar. The food was amazing and the best I've had in Seattle. Flavors are authentic and portions are just the right size. The garlic sauce goes well on everything. Courteous and friendly staff.

Absolutely fantastic Mediterranean restaurant! The owner has an incredible knowledge of Mediterranean food.... Garlic cardamom, unbelievable! Miriam can work the restaurant with style. We started with stuffed grape leaves, some of the best ever! I got the mixed kabob plate and it was like nothing I've ever had. My wife got the gyros plate and it was absolutely fantastic. We took a to go of baklava and can't wait to dig in!

It’s my first time to consume a Mediterranean cuisine, I don’t really like its flavour but it’s not the restaurant’s fault. For someone likes that flavour, I think it’s pretty good in cooking them. And the servers are very nice since we were hurrying for a show on that day, and she just let us in and put us in the order list, the cook also did it very fast since it was the crowded time. Thanks for the serving!

Place is small but beautiful. Staff is friendly and kind. Parking is difficult but if you don't mind walking it is worth the wait. Ordered Beef Kabab, and Lamb. The lamb was perfectly seasoned and the beef was cooked to medium well. Took a little bit of time to get the food out. Portions I would say are generous, I couldn't exactly finish mine. Store is owned by a local family and is not a chain. I love these smaller mom and pop stores.

Food was pretty ok! Labneh was a bit too plain then I’ve experienced before. But not bad! The mixed plate was flavorful, the rice and the chicken were really good. The falafel was really good was well! The lamb and kofta were ok!