Garlic Crush - Seattle

Never paid so much for such a meh salad. The gyro salad came out to $18.80. The portion size was surprisingly small, and most of it was iceberg lettuce. Plenty of better places to eat around that price point.

Great taste, however the portion for the chicken shawarma was significantly made smaller lately, and they say it’s extra $5 to put extra chicken (like the old portion). So it costs around $17 to get a decent size chicken shawarma sandwich!!

Garlic Crush can be hit or miss, but when they get it right, it's fantastic. Their garlic fries are absolutely delicious and if they were a bit cheaper, I would definitely indulge more often. While their gyros, shawarma, and plates aren't the best I've ever had, they are still pretty good. The prices are on the higher side and there are better options available, but Garlic Crush is a nice indulgence if you're in the mood for Mediterranean cuisine.

This place really went down the tubes. Haven't been in 3 years so I took a gamble. I have been coming here since it was Mediterranean Express and they were good but I've been a GC fan for ages so I was stoked when they took over. I ordered the Falafel sandwich per usual and let me tell you, boo boo.Paper thin peta, no cucumber or onions. Just halved falafel, pickles, hummus and tomato. The falafel has good flavor but was like a flattened brick. Customer service wasn't great. Order took over 15 minutes with no one in front of me. They don't have Apple Pay. Overall for $10.50, don't bother at this location.

Aggressively mediocre. Also, when it mentioned small portion sizes, it means it. Don't go in here expecting anything special, there are plenty of other Mediterranean places worth your money in Seattle.Food: 2/5