Levant Cafe

We waited forever for our order and it was very expensive for the quantity of food included

Cute & comfortable cafe new to Issaquah in the Gilman Village near Lucky Homes. Nutella crepe was very good, also the Labne pita sandwich, fresh tasting. Star & cheese sandwich was too much zatar, way too much. Turkish coffee, after the initial shock is good. Ask for more hot water as you finish it. Turkish coffee is almost $10 so it's a treat. Baklava looked real good too. Very nice lady working there. Check it out in the lovely Issaquah

Wonderful! Excellent food and friendly service. Lots of options for vegetarians and non-vegetarians (breads, meats, cheeses, crepes, eggs, falafel, etc.). Plenty of seating; indoor tables, barstools, and even a couple couches. Many windows & skylights for great natural light. They have outdoor tables too for nice weather. Also, it's in building #3 in Gilman Village.

Really nice atmosphere, family friendly, with board games for all ages, and tasty crepes. We definitely plan on going back.

The best grape leaves that I have had in my life! I am looking forward to trying the falafel.

Awesome food! Kind and great service! I had Nutella crepe with strawberry and banana and hot cardamom milk tea. Everything was delicious. Located in Gilman village, on the Gilman st side facing Ohana. I will definitely be back.

At first we stopped by because Issaquah Coffee was too crowded, and stayed because it a hidden gem! The cardamom tea was delicious and my husband enjoyed his Turkish coffee. And the crepes! We'll be back.

I like supporting small business and Levant cafe in Issaquah's charming Gilman Village is one that I'll come back to. First time going to Levant and I was happy with the service. The hot chocolate and savory halloumi crepe was delicious. The staff/owner was friendly and helpful. The restaurant itself was bright, spacious, clean and a great place to meet friends. Their selection of savory and sweet dishes is great. The ingredients they use taste clean and fresh. Update: I have gone here twice already and I still stand by my first impression. I tried their Oreo crepes and it was not too sweet. Next time, I will try their gyro and shwarma plate.

The food here was pretty good and I like that they have products at the front and how they've transformed the inside from the business before them. I also liked that I could see them making the food and that they put whole ingredients into the food they were making. The guy also was very polite and didn't rush me even tho I was interrupting his break. The only downside would be the pricing.

Yummy crepes with a Turkish twist. I've tried cheesey shawarma and halva crepes. Both were unusual and tasty. Very clean and welcoming place with variety of sitting.