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Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined)

Pitriot - earthy and supple mushrooms sautéed with onions.{ }Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined){ }<p></p>

The Classic - with tender boiled chickpeas and citrusy nutty tahina.{ }<p></p><p>Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined){ }<br></p>

A half order of falafel sits in the middle of a typical Israeli hummus bar meal.<p></p><p>Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined){ }<br></p>

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The Classic - with tender boiled chickpeas and citrusy nutty tahina.{ }Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined)

A half order of falafel sits in the middle of a typical Israeli hummus bar meal. Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined)

Masabacha - lemony, garlicky half-mashed hummus made to order. Served warm. Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined)

The Classic - served with tender boiled chickpeas, citrusy nutty tahina, and topped with a side order of egg. Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined)

Chips - with tahina and shwarma spice. Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined)

Falafel sandwich - fried to order falafel with cucumber, tomato, cabbage, pickles & tahina! Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined)

Falafel - herbaceous and spiced fried to order chickpea fritters. Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined)

Saladt - cucumber, tomato, bell pepper, red onion, parsley, lemon, olive oil. Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined)

Basar - shawarma spiced ground beef topped with toasted pine nuts.{ }Aviv Hummus Bar is a 100% Israeli hummus bar, straight from the streets of Tel Aviv. And now, it's on Capitol Hill! Fun fact: Hummus literally means chickpeas. And while the west has kind of appropriated hummus and made it its own thing, traditional hummus isn’t a sauce, or a dip, it’s supposed to be a eaten as a meal consisting of smashed chickpeas, “tahina” and lemon. Enter Aviv Hummus Bar - trying to educate through this food. The Hummus Bar is located on 107 15th Ave E, Seattle. (Image: Sy Bean / Seattle Refined)

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