I'm so glad that I came to Garlic Crush for dinner during my stay in Bellvue! The food was cooked to order, and I appreciate the time (about 15 minutes) it took to prepare a delicious and fresh meal. I wish I could return to the restaurant just to have the garlic fries; these were an absolute standout! It was the perfect combination of crispy fries, cheesy goodness, and garlic that packed a subtle punch. The salad that I had along with my gyro had a simple yet beautiful dressing that I wish I could have bottled up and taken home. The chicken gyro had tender meat, veggies, and a was wrapped in a sizable pita. It was such a filling meal that I couldn't finish my meal. I thoroughly enjoyed Garlic Crush and hope to return.

I had an excellent experience with manager "SINAI" She made me feel right at home with her friendly and welcoming demeanor. "SINAI'S" professionalism and kindness truly stood out, making my visit a memorable one. I strongly believe she deserves a raise for her outstanding service. It's evident that the employees here are hard workers, and I hope the company continues to take good care of such dedicated staff.

Gyro Plate: This is a flavorful dish with good rice and tender meat. There was a good amount of sauce and hummus. It came with lentil soup (or fries), which was yummy and creamy. It also came with warm pita bread, which was soft and tasty with the hummus. Chicken Kebab Plate: My boyfriend got this and loved it (I didn't even get to try any). He chose fries, which were well seasoned and not too crispy.

After 6 long yeara without garlic crush, was thrilled to be back but scared that I might let my anticipation let me down. Can say with utter joy inside my bosom that my anticipations were met, surpassed, and shattered. Before I even got to dive into my incredible gyro and baklava homecoming, I was faced with not only the most delightful garlic crush experience I've had, but my favorite food experience ever. This was most all due to a very helpful face I had who's name was Elena. Helped guide me back through the menu with ease, and when everything was said and done, she picked out the very best baklava I've had in quote some time. Definitely appreciated coming back so nicely and easily appreciated elena's friendly expertise. Definitely in need of a raise as I am definitely in need of coming back as soon as humanly possible. Awesome. Pure awesome.

There a few spaces for this location in a bigger shared parking lot. A couple of spaces marked as Garlic Crush are free but the other spaces are in a paid parking lot. You order at the counter and can sit at 1 of 6 inside tables or when it is nice there are 3 or 4 outside tables or take it to go. Once you place your order, the food comes out fairly quickly. The lentil soup was probably my favorite item - it was yummy and not too hot with a good creamy flavor. I ordered the gyro plate with also comes with hummus and a side (you can choose fries, lentil soup or a salad). I got the fries and they were good and a little crunchy but a bit salty. The gyro meat was good- I really enjoyed it.

Always a safe Mediterranean place. Food is generally above average, the place and atmosphere is generally below average. What is going well with Garlic crush is that it is open but late at night - so kind of gives you another option apart from Indian and Mexican Cuisine. The service is generally quick here. I tried Dolma, Garlic Fries and Kebabs Sandwich. Sandwich was decent and fries was too salty. But however what really stood out was Dolma - really really amazing.

Recently, I had the chance to try a grilled lamb plate, some falafel, and baklava. All the dishes were quite enjoyable, but the falafel stood out with its good, flavorful taste. However, the baklava was my absolute favorite. Its sweet (but not too sweet), nutty flavor and flaky texture were simply delightful. I would definitely order baklava again. I tasted it before, so at first, I wasn't sure if I should get the baklava, but it turned out to be my favourite. Imagine layers of paper-thin, buttery dough, each brushed with melted butter, with a rich mixture of finely chopped nuts, typically walnuts, pistachios, or almonds.It's truly feast for the senses. Overall: Food : 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 4.5/5 and Somewhat difficult to parking.

As indicated by their review rating, this place is probably a bit hit-or-miss, but I personally enjoyed the food I ordered and would come back if I was ever looking for a casual place to grab Mediterranean food. Here's what I tried: - Gyro Plate: maybe because it's been a while since I had tzatziki sauce, but I was a big fan of this dish. The gyro was pretty good, and the tzatziki sauce was very creamy. I even enjoyed eating the tomatoes in this dish, even though I'm a tomato-hater in general. The hummus and pita were good too. This would definitely be my go-to if I came back. - Garlic Fries: you have an option between soup and fries with the plates, and I opted to upgrade my fries to garlic fries for $1.50. Not much to say here other than that the fries were good. - Meat Combo: this is what my GF ordered and she was fairly unhappy with it. I had a couple of bites and could see that the meat (the lamb especially) was a little lacking in flavor. The chicken was also on the dryer side. Overall, I would certainly be open to coming back for the gyro plate and garlic fry combo, but I don't know if my GF would. We'll probably check out Mediterranean kitchen across the street next.

Great spot during the lunch rush. I got the veggie mezza which was plenty of food. Lentil soup was also flavorful. Overall, quick service and affordable for how much food you get.