Aviv Hummus Bar
107 15th Ave E, 98112-5209 - Seattle
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#840 of 2714 restaurants in Seattle
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Mediterranean
Middle Eastern
Sluurpy Quality Index
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Popularity
100/100
Quality
63/100
Data Completeness
72/100
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Delivery
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Wine
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Wheelchair accessible
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Accessible restroom
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Casual
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Contact Information
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Phone:
+1 206-323-7483
🌐 Website:
http://www.avivhummusbar.com/
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Address:
107 15th Ave E, Seattle
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Google Reviews
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Absolutely delicious food. Very cool ambiente inside the restaurant.
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I did not know what good falafel was until a friend took me here - now I will never be able to go back to other restaurants because Aviv is just so much better! Lemonada was a great minty lemon slushie and the cheeps (fries with taziki) were good too!
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I’ve been in town for the last week or so, and today I have decided to try this gem of a place, I would like to say first and foremost that is somebody that grew up in Israel, this place is 100% AUTHENTIC ISRAELI FOOD, I had a big pleasure of meeting the owner Aviv, which was very friendly and kind, and so all of the restaurant staff, I have ordered a small plate of falafel, a small plate of hummus and a pita with sabich, the food was AMAZING, especially the Hummus and the falafel, along side, an ice, cold Goldstar (Israeli lager beer). So to all of my Israeli friends, who are visiting the area and have a little bit of homesick go visit Aviv it will definitely be worth it!
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One of my favorite places in Seattle. Such fresh amazing food. Everything on the menu is good and worth trying.
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Chill restaurant with good service. Many different options for hummus and hummus related dishes. Easy to take out food if you don't finish.
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Living near 15th Ave, this place was on my radar for a while, and it did not disappoint.
Me and my dining partner ordered pita, falafel, hummus, chickpeas, and a couple other dipping sauces. The pita was soft and had good integrity. The falafel, while lacking bold flavor that would elevate the dish, still was tasty. The variety of flavors and textures between the hummus and other dippers made for a pleasant dinner.
This spot is definitely worth a revisit. My eyes are set on a sandwich or sabich.
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I enjoyed this neighborhood cafe, the atmosphere feels light, bright, and colorful. The staff was very welcoming and I like that they pronounce the menu food items authentically. I ordered the hummus pitroit (hummus with sautéed mushrooms) and matbucha (roasted red peppers) and two pita. The portion size was enough for two people and my total was under $25. I like that their menu is a mix and match style and the pita is so light fluffy and warm. Highly recommend.
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One of the best Mediterranean food I've had in the PNW area. Hearty and delicious. Bang for the buck type of place. Can't praise the soft pita bread enough. Both the sandwiches on the menu were equally good but personally liked the Sabich better. The shakshuka is another must try.
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Have been looking for good Mediterranean food in the area for a while and finally I found this place. The pita was so fresh, soft and fluffy.. I usually am not a fan of pita but this place is an exception. Their falafel hummus bowl was great, specially the falafel was fresh and the texture was apt. Haven't had better falafels. Overall the place is small but cute, has a nice vide and great service.
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My order was pretty good. The hummus bowl with sautéed mushrooms (pitriot) was amazing! I added falafel and fried eggplant (hatzilim) and it was the perfect meal. The pitas are fresh and fluffy, not tough or dry. The only thing that didn't agree with me was the sababadanoosh which is babaganoosh mixed with mayonnaise. I did not care for it and wish they had regular babaganoosh.
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