Lynnwood Mediterranean Food Grocery & Deli

I was greeted with a warm hello and allowed to browse freely. When I had questions I was helped graciously and loved all of the items in the store! Prices were reasonable and they had a wonderful array of unique spices, fresh cheeses and fresh baklava! When I told the gentleman at the counter I had never tasted Bulgarian cheese, he offered me a taste, and boy was it delicious! I am on a quest to make more Mediterranean dishes and they have most of the ingredients I would need that are not readily available in my local grocery - I will be back! What nice people too!

The store offers a complete range of Mediterranean delicacies and teas for sale. We dropped by this morning and were greeted by the friendly owner. She had just finished baking a batch of baklava and also, to our delight, tubs of fresh falafel batter she had made that morning were for sale. The baklava was buttery, fluffy and nutty... with just the right amount of sweetness. I fried up a few falafels and they were to die for! We will be dropping by often to get both because we know we will be craving them.

A very good mediterranean grocery shop, almost you can find all the items you want and their prices is cheaper than some other similar shops in area. The owners are super friendly and always super welcoming.I wish they have the same bread that goodies get, that way I don't have to get my grocery from two places :)

Very good Mediterranean grocery at decent prices. They carry the hard to find stuff. The famous roomy cheese, smoked hering, Greek pastrami. And tons more plus the staff are very nice too.

Worst customer service, no price tags on any product, I would ask for prices before I buy, check them out for yourself

The food is fresh aka Halal the selection of unique items from Middle Eastern and even some you need for African cooking right there in one spot at a good price. One thing I love about this store ia the customer service. The lady behind the counter Sandra I believe her name is the owner with her husband and very friendly and helpful.

Love these folks. Great service and selection. . Found everything I need for my pantry plus FRESH baklava. Happy bonus!

Good size grocery store. Ok selections and ok prices. Nothing special. I was not impressed with his 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.

Nice little store with a ton of spices, canned goods, coffees and teas, tahini, halvah, olives, various 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.

Went to this place 2 or 3 times to check out their meat and other foods. They do have a pretty good selection. Their lamb was good, and they even had lamb jerky at one point. Not impressed with their ghee selection. The "organic" olive oil I tried was awful (no aroma, no polyphenol bite, seemed like run of the mill vegetable oil) and I tossed it. I would have taken it back, but there are two reasons why I didn't bother:--The first time I went in here, I asked the guy (I believe the owner) what "Halal" meant. I had an idea, but I wanted clarification. He stood there, looked at me, and said nothing. I thought maybe he didn't hear me, so I asked again... no response. Odd, I thought. But whatever.--The final time I went in, he (same guy) came over and said "where are you from". I replied, "Lynnwood." He said nothing. When I was done paying, he followed me out the door and watched me walk away.I am left to conclude that this individual has some kind of issue with customers who he views as "the other."That's fine. There's nothing at this store which I can't get elsewhere.