Maroun Mediterranean Grill - Feedback

Great eating and beautiful surroundings. near seattle center and macaw hall.

Excellent food and service. I wish the space was a bit cozier.

Very good service. Ordered Salmon dish and was informed it take longer then most dishes. It was so moist and frash. The flavors were awesome. Husband had thr Gy...

Delicious food and excellent service! We will definitely be back!

On two visits, we have had delicious meals with meticulous and friendly service. The food was freshly prepared and beautifully presented.

Excellent food. Service was very good although slow. Only two staff working the whole restaurant. Meant tables weren't bused promptly, but they did everything t...

Food was just ok, garlic sauce was really good but falafel was really dry and hard. Server was friendly and took care of us!!

The food was excellent and the staff were attentive and extremely friendly. Would highly recommend, good to have a reservation!

Great choice before an event at the Center. Speedy, thoughtful service. Numerous food choices are good for sharing.

Our first impression was that the restaurant smelled a bit like a grandma's house, slightly musty. We were seated promptly, all staff were friendly and welcomin...

First time at Maroun but will definitely be back! Food was amazing, service excellent even though our server was on her first day. Only slight ding is that the...

Great new discovery! Good food at a reasonable price point (for Seattle). Wait staff professional not annoying. Tables near the entry can get cold when the door...

I've been twice, had the Gyros that was incredible, then I had the Djej Meshwi which wasn't seasoned to my personal taste, but was still good, I ate it all (2/3...

Service was good, but the food was unappetizing. We ordered lamband babaganoush. The former was overcooked and the latter was bitter. The ambiance was ok, but w...

Service was great, but food was unappetizing. Lamb was over cooked in thin strips, and I couldn't eat more than a couple bites. Babaganoush was bitter. Ambience...