“The best cocktails I’ve had in NY. Kashke bademjoon was so good. Mast musir and whipped feta so good as well as Barbari nan. Mushroom Kebab very good. I didn’t like the Tah Dig (Krispy rice) it was like Tah Chin without chicken in a sauce. Will I go there again!? Hell yeah!“
“Really solid Iranian food @ a great value, in a place with great service & a cool ambiance. I was really impressed my first time going and expect this to be a go-to! I heard they served sosis bandari at one pt - if they bring that back I’m there immediately ??“
“Such a lovely dinner! Food made my mouth water and had so much flavor. I had the hummus and chicken, both fantastic. Highlight was when the team brought me out a sample of the fesenjoon at the end of the meal because they wanted me to try it and I’d been torn at the start of the meal. Absolutely worth it. Very cozy, will certainly be back!“
“When you first walk in you are greeted with champs which set the tone for the evening. Definitely a vibe and great experience. The food was traditional Levantine. Would be great for a private event as well. I look forward to coming back in the summer!“
“I’m a Persian American originally from LA and this is one of the best Persian restaurants I have been to. I am so impressed with the original recipes of the food and the ability to train the cooks to maintain loyalty to the original dish. The ingredients they use are high quality. My dad is an excellent cook and when I eat at Shiraz I feel like I am eating back at home. I should also mention I am a vegetarian and really appreciate the new vegan options - the gheimeh (vegetable stew) is a must. And the saffron ice cream — it’s what perfume would taste like if it were edible. The jazz band (with the clarinet) also created such a nice atmosphere. Bravo ? ? and thank you for bringing such high quality to nyc!“
“LOVE this restaurant, and the folks that work here are tops. Ravagh Persian Grill was introduced to me by my Persian bestie whose mom used to make me the stews I love. My favorite stew is the Khoresh Fesenjan, but I also love getting the Sultani Kebob. And top it off with the Faloodeh at the end. YUM. It's a lovely neighborhood spot with authentic dishes. The quality of the food was superb and always fresh. Thank you to the staff for taking good care of us.Vegetarian options: There is plenty to eat even if you are veg!!Kid-friendliness: YES - kids are welcome!“
“Persepolis has been in our neighborhood for years but we never got there. It's a spacious but intimate-feeling restaurant with very attentive, friendly service and excellent (and abundant!) food. Also a range of very good variations on the mojito! The eggplant appetizers and, of course, kebabs are excellent. Very nice decor.“
“This was one of the nicest experiences I had in a restaurant in Manhattan.My team and I took our lunch in that place after a recommendation of our coworker. It was the first time I had Persian food.We sat by the window, we’ve been offered the menus and we placed our orders. I got the chicken shish kabob and the others tried the koobideh kabob and the sirloin steak kabob. At the beginning each one of us received one plate of salad which was mouthwatering. Then our main plates arrived -in a timely manner- and we started eating right away. The food was delicious! The chicken was tender, clean tasted and flavorful. It had a few spices but it was not spiced at all. I also really liked the basmati rice on the side.The portions were more than enough. As a result we took food to our homes lolGreat value of money. And the prices are very logical for Manhattan.We finished our lunch by getting the Persian ice cream. Sooo good!The service was on top of us all the times. Very attentive and kind.Really good job guys!We will be coming back soon.“
“I have had the chance to eat at this restaurant 2 times with my friends. I had tried the following dishes:1. Ghormeh sabzi2. Gheymeh nesar3. Zereshkpolo ba morgh4. Kashke bademjan5. Koobideh6. Jewelled Kebab7. Albalu polo8. Baklava +teaI liked them all, my top recommendation is kebab menu, albalu polo and kash k bademjan.The atmosphere and hospitality is amazing. The place may be crowded at times so make sure you show up with reservations and on time.If any improvement, I believe they may consider extending their menu on stew and drinks, and desert.“
“Most incredible Arabic food you can have in New York. So authentic, fresh , and delicious! The people were so welcoming and kind! They were so packed there was no where to sit but they made room for us ! Says a lot about their great food and hospitality! Deff a must try !“
“Wow what a great little restaurant (and it IS little). We went for dinner and found the food so so good. Not going to try spell out what we ordered but the olive appetizer with the walnuts and pomegranates was AMAZING, so was the soup which had such a surprising depth of flavour, and the tagine which I've never had in this style before. The dessert was this really SOFT chiffon cake with spices like cardamom and cinnamon and a light fluffy cream with a cherry preserve I think. It was so good with the rose tea. I will definitely be back it's one of the best restaurants on Washington St I've found so far“
“I loved this place and would definitely visit again! I should not that I had a late dinner here after a day of traveling, so I didn't try as many dishes as I would normally try.Food: I savored the Eggplant and Whey Dip, a symphony of roasted eggplant, crispy onions, cured whey yogurt, and mint oil that danced on my palate with exquisite flavor. The Roasted Cauliflower, adorned with a tantalizing tomato & chili glaze, shallot yogurt, pickled vegetables, and pistachio, offered a delightful journey through contrasting textures and bold flavors. Lastly, the Medjool Date & Lentil rice transported me to the heart of Persia with its aromatic Basmati rice, infused with raisins, lentils, cinnamon, saffron, and crispy onions—a comforting embrace of authentic flavors.Service: The service at the restaurant was top-notch! The staff were so friendly and attentive, making sure we had everything we needed throughout our meal. They really went the extra mile to make us feel welcome and taken care of. It definitely added to the cozy vibe of the place and made our dining experience one to remember!Vibe: The vibe of this place was just perfect – laid-back yet inviting, with a clean and comfortable atmosphere that immediately put me at ease. It had this effortless charm that made it feel like a home away from home. The simplicity of the decor combined with the casual ambiance created a relaxing environment where I could truly unwind and enjoy my meal.I can't wait to get back to New York and try more items at SOFREH!Date of Visit: 15 March 2024“