Navroz Mediterranean Grill

Great gyro... The cilantro sauce was excellent

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Gyro

The guy in front works alone and has a terrible attitude not happy to be there service is bad and the food is way overpriced

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Terrible service, junk food.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Got two entrées and a side of fries for $60. Garlic fries didn’t taste like there was any garlic on them. Gyro meat was yummy but chicken Shawarma was average. There was no good tasting Greek dressing for the salad. Asked for a side of olive oil and got canola oil. We Love Mediterranean food since I’m Persian and my wife is Portuguese, but we will not be back again. Sorry.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 4

Service: 2

I love , the food, the puff bread amazing, the portions huge….

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Side Homemade Hummus, Gyro

Ordered a chicken shawarma bowl, the Navroz Juice and a baklava to top it off. Tons of food - I had plenty for a second meal later in the day. Will definitely be back to try some of the other things on the menu.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Delicious, fresh kafta plate that was packed with salad, rice, and hummus. Loved the homemade sauces that came with the fries as well! Looking forward to visiting again and trying their manakish!

Overall really good Mediterranean food! We’d definitely get the sandwiches again, good portions and enough for a second meal the day later. Fries were just ok, but the kafta kabob sandwich was great. We are going to go there agin!

(From my Yelp: yes it was so bad I’m posting this review on Google too)I never leave bad reviews. I'm the type who never vents my frustration onto the staff when the food is bad, but AVOID Navroz! The food is frozen, and they don't even try to hide it. The owner wasn't there, so I just left (why vent to the underpaid part-time workers?), but if the owner was there I'd ask them if they have ANY standards, if they have any shame, or any pride in their business at all. The owner should be ashamed of what they are trying to sell.Let me tell you, as an Arab, this is an insult to actual Lebanese food. Somewhere like Forn Al-Hara in Anaheim is a much better and more authentic experience. They use this weird, frozen naan bread for the wraps (definitely not Lebanese or even Arab). Tastes like what you can buy from Trader Joe's. The gyro meat was also frozen, but they have two shawarma rotisserie machines that are just not even being used??? It's actually kind of sad.The salad was scary, I ended up not eating it for my own safety. The lettuce was that pre-chopped stuff you get from a supermarket and it was OLD, with black stuff on the edges, yikes. And the cucumber. Oh my God. It was disgustingly bitter, like so bitter you'd think it was poisonous. By the way, that's what they call salad: pre-chopped lettuce, some thin slices of cucumber, some mystery cheese, and their so-called "tzatziki sauce." Again, have some standards. Have some shame.Shout-out to the workers, owner should be completely ashamed of themself though. Never coming back.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 4

Quality ingredients.

Small place cooking Mediterranean food which was both affordable and quite good in taste. Kind of fast food restaurant that you are pleased to discover.I personally recommend this pace.Quality of ingredients: 4*Taste: 5*Ambiance: 4*Service: 4*Price/quality ratio: 5*

Ordered the Chicken Kebab. I’ve tried the rice at other Mediterranean restaurants and this one tasted undercooked. Possibly just my personal experience.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 3

Service: 4

Amazing, fresh food! Wrap bread is the best I’ve ever had. Friendly people and clean restaurant! I will definitely be back.

Great sauces!

Overall really good Mediterranean food! We’d definitely get the sandwiches again, good portions and enough for a second meal the day later. Fries were just ok, but the kafta kabob sandwich was great. We are going to go there agin!