A small Middle eastern restaurant in which we had breakfast. Eggs with hummus was very good. Attached to the Seattle Glass works. Cosy and recommended.

The best falafel sandwich I've ever had is actually in Paris in the Marais. I've tried other places and have been unsuccessful until I tried the one at Eggs and Plants. Not quite as good as Paris, but close. The gal taking my order was...friendly and efficient. My sandwich was made to order and yet I didn't have to wait very long. Super fresh ingredients. I especially loved the addition of the chopped pickles. This is a tiny place so go before 12:00 or after 1:00 to avoid standing in line, even for a to-go order. The seating is quite limited. You should definitely try this place if you want good Mediterranean food.More

A nice place to have freshly prepared Falafel in Seattle. A small restaurant with many vegetarian food options. Service was fast and food taste was good. Their mint lemonade was also good .

It's a small casual dining spot right on 5th Ave near downtown Seattle, offering seating for about 10 people and a limited menu of trad dishes from Morocco, Turkey and Iraq. Ordering "platter" style will cover your table with an array of well prepared small...dishes. After dinner, step next door to the Seattle Glassblowing Studio to browse pieces crafted by local artisans, and find your way to the back where you can watch glass artists at work in an active hot shop.More

Location is great to watch glass blowing. However, their attention must be food first. We did not have any , just drinks while waiting. Seemed like they were an after thought. My latte was okay. My kids smoothie; strawberry, banana, pineapple, on the menu, had...so much ice, it gave us both brain freeze, not much flavor. just pain.More

The falafel(4 count) in a pita bread is quiet fulfilling for one time. The veggies and Tahiti sauce needs to be little more to avoid the dryness due to falafel. Good place for quick take out.

Some splendid flavours and a nice view of the glassblowers next door. Whilst it's billed as a breakfast place, the first time we turned up without checking, it was shut - it doesn't open until 10 am

Cute little vegetarian spot offering smoothies and mediterranean fare. I had a Sabich Israeli sandwich but they also have falafel and shahshuka for brunch and a few other things.

The food is amazing - the falafel pita is everything i could ever want from a falafel pita, but it was a bit pricy. The food and service were very high quality so no complaints, but I wouldn't necessarily stop back.

What a great restaurant! The food is great, several different types of sandwiches and smoothies. Adorable seating where you can watch glass blowing.

I came here with my boyfriend for brunch on a Saturday morning, specifically seeking out the eggs shakshuka. While ordering we were told that they were out of the dish, but that they could make another round but that it would just take 15 minutes....We sat in the back seating area that overlooks the glass store next door that does classes on glass blowing. It was really cool and interesting to see the glass being blown, especially after having just went to the Chihuly glass museum. We were brought our food of the falafel wrap, eggs shakshuka, and Turkish soup. The soup was incredibly delicious, and I definitely recommend it! The falafel was also very tasty, but the eggs shakshuka was lacking in flavor. I make a mean eggs shakshuka myself, and I felt that this dish was less than average. The eggs are supposed to be sunny side up with runny yolk, but the eggs in my dish were fully cooked through. Overall I was disappointed with this dish, but the rest of the food was great (especially the hummus that came with our food!)More

We happened upon this place walking to our hotel from the Science museum. It's a vegetarian middle eastern style restaurant. My family is from the Mediterranean so I grew up with all of this food. I must say it was really very good food. It...was a good variety for such a small place. Very fresh, flavorful, and good quality. Kudos to them really. It's a small place and because of that one person runs it. That's probably my only complaint. But it cannot be helped. Other than that the location was very cool. Located on the other side of the glass is actually a glass blowing studio. It provided An hour of amazing entertainment for my two young boys. The food was good and you can't beat free glass entertainment. The Israeli salad and the hummus and pita were great. They also make smoothies and such. Good variety for a small Place.More