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Casual, family-owned fixture with an old-world vibe, homemade Middle Eastern meals & Turkish coffee.
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Address: 4200 Manchester Ave, St. Louis, MO 63110
Phone: (314) 390-2020
Website: https://www.sultan-stl.com/
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Sultan Mediterranean Restaurant ; Details. . 98% recommend (284 Reviews). . $$. . Closed now. . 4200 Manchester Ave, St. Louis, MO, United States, 63110 …
Reviews
Kevin Martin
A great family run restaurant on Manchester Avenue, easy access from Forest Park and the Botanical Garden! The food is excellent, with the appropriate spices and quality ingredients. We always order from the lamb dishes, like lamb shank and Sultan pilau. Worth a stop for an excellent lunch or dinner. The lentil soup included with lunch (until 3pm) is outstanding as well. Our favorite lunch in St. Louis.
… moreHaris H
Sultan Mediterranean Restaurant just reopened after completing a full renovation, and the transformation is impressive. You can immediately tell a lot of care went into creating a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere. The food was exceptional fresh ingredients, rich flavors, and generous portions. Every dish tasted thoughtfully prepared, and you could really sense the authenticity in the recipes. From the appetizers to the main courses, everything came out perfectly seasoned and beautifully presented. The service was just as memorable. The wait staff were friendly, attentive, and genuinely seemed to care about our dining experience. It’s clear this is a family owned restaurant, and that personal pride shows through in both the hospitality and the quality of the food. Overall, Sultan Mediterranean is absolutely worth a visit whether you’re a longtime fan or trying it for the first time. The renovation has breathed new life into the space, and the combination of great food and heartfelt service makes it a standout dining experience. Highly recommended!
… moreNajla Saied
Really really good food and a fantastic discover of new flavours. A tasty lemonade with mint with in the atmosphere of arabic music! Flavours that we know but with good making and a particular touch of the sultan kitchen. Finished my plate even if i was full… And aded a tea to complete the meal. The lentilles soup was a Little too salty for me it’s the only think i couldn’t finish with pity because really good.
… moreElena Anwar
If you’re looking for an amazing Mediterranean restaurant, this is the place to go. The moment you walk in, you can feel the difference — newly renovated, elegant, and giving off true five-star restaurant vibes without the five-star prices. The customer service is outstanding; everyone is friendly, attentive, and makes you feel genuinely welcome.
The food? Absolutely incredible. The beef kabob is hands-down the best I’ve ever had — tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. But honestly, you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. Every dish is fresh, seasoned beautifully, and served with care.
Whether you’re dining in or grabbing takeout, this spot delivers top quality every single time. Highly recommend!
… moreThe food? Absolutely incredible. The beef kabob is hands-down the best I’ve ever had — tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. But honestly, you can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. Every dish is fresh, seasoned beautifully, and served with care.
Whether you’re dining in or grabbing takeout, this spot delivers top quality every single time. Highly recommend!
Ben Shakman
Moving my reviews over from Yelp. I’ve been back numerous times as this is one of my favorite restaurants in the Lou. This was the ROTD on 11/3/19:
I ate what may be the most interesting dish I’ve had a restaurant in years at this place!
The wife and I came in for dinner on a Friday night and the place was pretty much packed. Fortunately, they accepted our reservation when I called before leaving the house and had a table for us within about 3 minutes of arrival.
This is a family-run business. They are Kurdish people and there are only as many of them as there are. When the restaurant gets really busy they get stretched a bit thin. These ladies sure do hustle and the amount of food coming out of the kitchen is a bit staggering if you get to peek back there and see the operation. We were seated close to the kitchen so we had front-row seats to watch them busting their butts to get everyone taken care of as efficiently as they could manage. The only male employee in view was the bus boy. He turns out to be a friend of the family. The restaurant appears to be an enterprise run by the women of the family with mom in the kitchen and the sisters/cousins waiting tables.
We started with the baba ganoj because we have a hard time not ordering the stuff when it’s available. Made in house and more mild in flavor than I generally prefer. Still quite good but next time we will try something else.
I asked our waitress (one of the younger sisters) for a recommendation between a couple of entrees. She asked if it was my first visit and then proceeded to tell me that the Sultan Pilau was what I needed to order. The wife went in a different direction. Our mains arrived as we were just finishing up the app.
“Wow factor” really doesn’t do justice to the Sultan Pilau. I believe this may well be the most interesting restaurant dish I’ve been served in years. Please take a look at the picture attached to my review as I don’t know that I can do it justice with an explanation. When you break into the dish you’re greeted by a puff of steam because it is served that hot from the kitchen. The phyllo dough is flaky and buttery while the rice is flavorful, tender and incredibly interesting based on the depth of flavors which I cannot possibly put into words and do justice to the dish. The lamb inside is likewise nicely seasoned and cooked to the point of fork-tenderness such that it almost falls apart. There are a bunch of other ingredients in there as well and every bite contains some combination of a few different varieties of nuts, rice, lamb, phyllo and who knows what else but it’s dang delicious!
For dessert I had their kanafa. In our family, this one is known as the hairy dessert because of the appearance of the shredded phyllo dough and their interpretation did not disappoint! I was blown away by the depth of flavor in what is a relatively simple dessert: phyllo, cheese, honey and that’s about it. The dish was served at the perfect temperature such that the cheese was slightly melted and had a nice pull to it. The phyllo was slightly browned on top and everything came together beautifully in each bite.
Out the door for less than $60 after a generous tip because I was so enamored with the family running the place. Great food, friendly if rushed service and a very reasonable price!
… moreI ate what may be the most interesting dish I’ve had a restaurant in years at this place!
The wife and I came in for dinner on a Friday night and the place was pretty much packed. Fortunately, they accepted our reservation when I called before leaving the house and had a table for us within about 3 minutes of arrival.
This is a family-run business. They are Kurdish people and there are only as many of them as there are. When the restaurant gets really busy they get stretched a bit thin. These ladies sure do hustle and the amount of food coming out of the kitchen is a bit staggering if you get to peek back there and see the operation. We were seated close to the kitchen so we had front-row seats to watch them busting their butts to get everyone taken care of as efficiently as they could manage. The only male employee in view was the bus boy. He turns out to be a friend of the family. The restaurant appears to be an enterprise run by the women of the family with mom in the kitchen and the sisters/cousins waiting tables.
We started with the baba ganoj because we have a hard time not ordering the stuff when it’s available. Made in house and more mild in flavor than I generally prefer. Still quite good but next time we will try something else.
I asked our waitress (one of the younger sisters) for a recommendation between a couple of entrees. She asked if it was my first visit and then proceeded to tell me that the Sultan Pilau was what I needed to order. The wife went in a different direction. Our mains arrived as we were just finishing up the app.
“Wow factor” really doesn’t do justice to the Sultan Pilau. I believe this may well be the most interesting restaurant dish I’ve been served in years. Please take a look at the picture attached to my review as I don’t know that I can do it justice with an explanation. When you break into the dish you’re greeted by a puff of steam because it is served that hot from the kitchen. The phyllo dough is flaky and buttery while the rice is flavorful, tender and incredibly interesting based on the depth of flavors which I cannot possibly put into words and do justice to the dish. The lamb inside is likewise nicely seasoned and cooked to the point of fork-tenderness such that it almost falls apart. There are a bunch of other ingredients in there as well and every bite contains some combination of a few different varieties of nuts, rice, lamb, phyllo and who knows what else but it’s dang delicious!
For dessert I had their kanafa. In our family, this one is known as the hairy dessert because of the appearance of the shredded phyllo dough and their interpretation did not disappoint! I was blown away by the depth of flavor in what is a relatively simple dessert: phyllo, cheese, honey and that’s about it. The dish was served at the perfect temperature such that the cheese was slightly melted and had a nice pull to it. The phyllo was slightly browned on top and everything came together beautifully in each bite.
Out the door for less than $60 after a generous tip because I was so enamored with the family running the place. Great food, friendly if rushed service and a very reasonable price!
Ahmad Anwar
Sultan Mediterranean Restaurant has been a favorite of mine for years, and their recent remodel has taken the experience to a whole new level. The upgrade is truly outstanding. From the beautifully redesigned dining area to the spotless, modern bathrooms and the impressive new dessert bar, every corner of the restaurant has been elevated with care and taste.
The food, as always, is exceptional. Sultan continues to serve authentic Middle Eastern cuisine with flavors that transport you straight to the Kurdish region of Iraq. Every dish is thoughtfully prepared, and the quality speaks for itself.
What sets Sultan apart just as much as the food is the people behind it. The owners and staff deliver top-notch customer service and treat every guest like family. They are genuine, warm, and deeply committed to sharing their culture through incredible cuisine.
If you haven’t visited recently, the remodel is the perfect reason to return—but the food and hospitality will keep you coming back. Highly recommend.
… moreThe food, as always, is exceptional. Sultan continues to serve authentic Middle Eastern cuisine with flavors that transport you straight to the Kurdish region of Iraq. Every dish is thoughtfully prepared, and the quality speaks for itself.
What sets Sultan apart just as much as the food is the people behind it. The owners and staff deliver top-notch customer service and treat every guest like family. They are genuine, warm, and deeply committed to sharing their culture through incredible cuisine.
If you haven’t visited recently, the remodel is the perfect reason to return—but the food and hospitality will keep you coming back. Highly recommend.
FrzNsr
We enjoyed a wonderful lunch at Sultan Mediterranean Restaurant in St. Louis. The place offers authentic Middle Eastern flavors with fresh, delicious dishes and generous portions. The service was attentive throughout our meal. Overall, a great spot for tasty Mediterranean food and a satisfying dining experience.
… moreLucy Elbring
Delicious! Best hummus I’ve had in St Louis. The lentil soup is also delicious. I had the sultan pilau and it was very good, only thing I would change is adding more lamb and raisins to it. We’ll be back!
… moreAmel R.
Highly recommend this place! The food is absolutely delicious and always fresh. The flavors are authentic and full of taste. The staff is incredibly kind and welcoming, which makes the whole experience even better. Definitely one of my favorite spots!
… moreRob Fosdyck
The food was excellent!!! I was able to taste the flavors of the dish distinctly which was an unexpected delight! I had never had pomegranate in a rice dish and the addition of pomegranate gave a refreshing touch to the dish.
Service was good. The staff made sure that we had what we needed and didn’t leave us too long without checking in. Our server was also able to help recommend dishes if there were allergy concerns. The wait was about 20minutes on a Sunday at noon, but their system sent a notification via text and my party was able to take a walk to pass the time since there was little space to wait inside.
The dining area was split into two locations which did make it feel a little crowded. Also, expect the conversation to get loud because the ceiling was high and there wasn’t much for dampening. It is an old building, and they tend to reverberate sounds efficiently.
… moreService was good. The staff made sure that we had what we needed and didn’t leave us too long without checking in. Our server was also able to help recommend dishes if there were allergy concerns. The wait was about 20minutes on a Sunday at noon, but their system sent a notification via text and my party was able to take a walk to pass the time since there was little space to wait inside.
The dining area was split into two locations which did make it feel a little crowded. Also, expect the conversation to get loud because the ceiling was high and there wasn’t much for dampening. It is an old building, and they tend to reverberate sounds efficiently.