Had the lunch buffet at noon on a tuesday. salads and dips were fresh. chicken and beef kabobs were grilled well. Slightly dry but add to fresh lavash and hummus or baba ganouj on top and you have a solid bite. skip the ground meat kabobs, not a great flavor or texture, needed salt. skip the butter chicken. Rice was solid. Best bite was the lamb shank...tender and flavorful. I made the mistake of filling up on the other items. A plate of lamb, rice, salads and dips and I would have been more than pleased. Our party of 4 were the only people in the restaurant. Give it a shot!

Took my friend here--her first time. I had fessenjan. I love this dish. My friend loved her dish, too. The server was delightful and made sure we were enjoying our lunch. She didn't rush us, either, as we sat and talked. It wasn't busy, so there were tables in our dining room and the adjacent one, too. I'd like to go back for the buffet, but it looked a lot smaller than I remember.

We hadn't gone to Reza's for years. In fact, the last time was in 2016 and my review was not great. After hearing that they were under new ownership, we decided to give it a second chance. It's now rebranded as New Reza. We went for a late lunch and it was empty. The interior is spacious and prepped for fine dining, although the abstract artwork is kind of boring. We ordered a kashkeh bodemjan (eggplant dip) as an appetizer, and the Reza's kebab combo 2 as our main dish. The eggplant dip was excellent, different from the roasted eggplant dip we had a 3 Chefs. It had a bit of tartness to it, some crunch from the fried onions, and some nuttiness from the walnuts. For the main dish, we requested dill rice for the starch and chicken barley as our soup choice. The rice was fragrant, and this dish included three types of kabobs -- beef shish kabob, lamb shish kabob, and filet mignon. There was plenty of meat for the two of us (in fact, we had leftovers), and the meats were tasty and grilled nicely. This dish also included three types of sauce, all of which were good -- tahini sauce, hot sauce, and some sort of buttermilk or yogurt dip that was delicious. The tomato-based chicken soup was pretty good, although sparse on the chicken. Overall, an excellent meal and fairly priced considering the quality and the ambiance. Service was excellent, as well.

Was a bit hesitant to try this spot out given a lot of the recent negative reviews, but heck the food here was great! We ordered via doordash for pick up 2 combination plates with a variety of different meats (lamb shish kabob, filet mignon shish kabob, chicken koubideh, & beef koubideh). Overall the portions were very generous and quality was excellent. The dill rice and couscous were both great on the side and really enjoyed the additional appetizer of baba ghannouj. Can't speak so much from a dine in experience, but would I order takeout from here again? Heck yes! 'Til next time, cheers!