Sultan Gyro Grill & Shawarma

Nice place, I recommend you all guys trying Arabic shawarma with chicken! Especially a combo one which was only around $15 after taxes, try a garlic sauce for sure! The only con is the restroom which looks like a public restroom in downtown Seattle .

**vegetarian review**This is one of my late night take out spots. It's fairly basic and well executed Mediterranean food. I usually go for Mediterranean platter and Arabic falafel wrap. I don't prefer the fried cauliflower, eggplant dishes since they absorb a lot of oil. They are very quick as well as well priced. Will continue to go here for a while

It was open late after a workout so I decided to try this hole in the wall place. It did take a while to get my kebab sando but that's fair as the menu said it would take that long. It was quite good though! The meat was quality and it hit the spot.

Yummy! A small hole-in-the-wall feeling spot that has good food, and and a brightly lit simple decor. I came here with 3 friends and we enjoyed a simple bite - the Mediterranean Veggie Platter and the Chicken Shwarma (asked for it "Arabic style".) Delicious!

This place made me want to leave my first yelp review. I LOVE the staff and can't believe any of the negative reviews about them! I have come in a few times after a night out and they seem to remember me even though they are always so busy! The food is incredible and gives the vibe of a truly family owned and run business. I go there for the food but also just the experience, no matter how busy they are it's always the best time!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

The food is good, but the wait it long. Sultan Gyro Grill & Shawarma has my kind of food. It's delicious and worth the wait though you may want to schedule a plan B if you're in a hurry. I suggest ordering a shawarma with fries. Make sure to get their garlic sauce as well. The flavors are amazing - though they may linger too long in the masked world we now live in. (Pro-tip: Pack your toothbrush for a quick cleaning after eating.) Sultan's deserves the 4 stars I'm giving it. And honestly, even though you may wait a while for the food, you will love it.

After they forgot my sauce and gave me the wrong soda which I found out after my husband returned home with the food he went back to get the sauce and exchange the soda and was called a "delivery boy bitch" and was told they were busy. They eventually got him some pre-portioned sauce and he grabbed the right soda, but I will definitely stick with Aladdin's from now on. The food is good, but definitely not better than Aladdin's or any of the several gyro places on the ave and definitely not worth being called names by staff.

Very nice food and very nice customer service last weekend me and my sister came from a long trip from Cali and people recommended this place and this handsome tall guy wears a beanie recommended me and my sister a beef shawarma and a gyro both with fries and a drink my sister thought the guy was cute ;) but food was so incredibly amazing we will definitely come back again and try other stuff the price are awesome this place is very underrated .

Sultan Gyro is my go-to for "I don't want to cook, and I want comforting food". Their schwarmas are really good, I love the fact that they are "grilled" afterwards, it's not like your basic gyro. The garlic sauce is very garlicky (you will smell like garlic), so be careful. The rest of their food is good as well, I just don't remember it well enough, because the schwarmas just stole the spotlight.

We were in a hurry to a lecture, so we entered the place. It's a fast food Mediterranean place.We were three people and all ordered together.The first dish came after 5 minutes, the second order came 10 minutes after the first one and the third order arrived 10 minutes after the second order.In total - 25 minutes to get all of the dishes. We ended up eating independently, otherwise it would have gone cold. Was it worth it? Big No.My chicken salad was sooo dry! The chicken... and the salad dressing was sour... the tzatziki was tasteless and the shawarma was very fatty from oil. The kofta was ok, but the bread they fold it in - lafa - was very thick and chewy. And we were late to our lecture.