Samantha L.
8/24/2025
Great folks and service, the food is always top notch. My first time ordering from this location and they were super helpful with my weird requests. It was an order for 45 people and needed the...
Sultan's Market
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1738 W 18th St
Chicago, IL 60608
Sultan's Market is a renowned Middle Eastern restaurant established in 1995, with locations across Chicago including Wicker Park, Logan Square, Lincoln Park, and Pilsen. They offer a diverse menu catering to vegetarians, vegans, and meat lovers alike, featuring dishes like Lamb Shawerma Sandwich, Falafel Sandwich, and Grandma Zarifas Soup.
Known for their award-winning Falafel and Middle Eastern cuisine, Sultan's Market prides itself on providing quality food since its inception. The restaurant has gained a loyal following over the years, thanks to its delicious offerings and welcoming atmosphere, making it a popular choice for locals and visitors alike.
Sultan's Market is a family-friendly establishment that not only serves delectable meals but also offers a variety of vegan and healthy options for both lunch and dinner. With a BYOB policy in place, customers can enjoy their favorite dishes alongside their preferred beverages, ensuring a satisfying dining experience at Sultan's Market.
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3.511 reviews
Len L.
12/1/2024
I am happy that they opened a Mediterranean food place in Pilsen. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy eating Mexican cuisines here in Pilsen but sometimes I want both. Located near Harrison Park (Chicago...
Shahin G.
3/27/2025
Terrible service and communication This is the 2nd tome in few months the cancelled my order 5 min before delivery
Durk B.
7/15/2025
Bad experience here. The food was not fresh. It was cold. The mint tahini tasted sour. The workers said they would bring our fresh falafel to our table and never did. This location is not...
Lynn E.
5/29/2025
After I went to the NMMA, I stopped at Sultan's for my favorite: cheese and egg pies. The place is considerably larger than the one on Clark Street. And the staff are so much nicer. Maybe the...
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