Pars Cuisine

Great food!Serviceis usually very good.Best gyros in town.Souvlaki is my wife's favorite too.

Ambience - 3/5 Pleasant and upscale but not transportative. However, when it is belly dancing time, the music is turned up so loudly that it nearly drowns out tableside conversations. Even the waitstaff struggled to hear us over the music.Service - 2/5 Pars struggled quite a bit on the service side of things in my view, for two reasons: First, we came in with quite a large party, and were not asked at the outset how the check would be split. Then, when it came time to pay, the server blamed us for not telling her at the outset that the bill would be split (although we did do that), and we ended up having to split the bill ourselves. I did not feel that experience really justified the mandatory 20% large party gratuity. Likewise, although I had ordered a $7.00 hot tea which was supposed to come with unlimited hot water, I was never offered any, and the waitstaff only really seemed interested in refilling cold water glasses.Joojeh Kebab (Cornish Game Hen) - 4/5 Great flavor on the kebab bits, but not a lot of food for a $23.00 plate. It looks big due to the pile of buttered rice, but isn't all that much in the end.Chelow Kebab Koobideh (Ground Beef) - 3/5 Not as flavorful as other ground beef kebabs I've had elsewhere, but still pretty good. Seems like an even smaller portion than the game hen.Persian Baklava - 3/5 A tiny piece of honey cake. Very sweet, and very small.Halva - 2/5 An enormous brick of halva, suitable for sharing, but pretty flavorless. No one in our party really enjoyed it. Value - 2/5 I paid $75 for dinner for two and left hungry. Not great.

I forget about this place now that I live in the Westside but I have to say we always have such a nice experience! The atmosphere is cool with fabric on the ceilings and a fountain in the center of the sunken dining room. Our waitress was super nice and attentive and made jokes, always a plus in my book. The star was the food, as always and as it should be! I had the Persian chai, so so good and they bring little hard sugar cubes to add for sweetness. We started with spanakopita. 3 little lovely piping hot puff pastries filled with tasty spinach! I got the Mousaka which came with a Greek salad. The dressing was lovely and the salad was fresh and tasty with red onions, Kalamata olives, feta, tomatoes, cucumbers and house made dressing. I had never had Mousaka before and it consists of seasoned ground beef, finely sliced eggplant and a potato top which is then baked I believe. It was so good! There was cinnamon on top as well as Sumac which I will now buy and use to cook with. Yum!!My hubby got the lamb Soulavaki which comes with pita, tzatziki sauce, and a Greek salad. The lamb was so good and you could taste the Sumac. We ended with Persian baklava that was just lovely. Attentive staff and great food makes this a place you should definitely try!Thanks for a lovely dinner! I forgot to take pictures this time!

The dancing was superb very interactive. The food was delicious. I did not get a picture of it. The waiter was a little quirky, but nice will definitely be going back.

Went with a couple of my friends. Wanted something different. Great choice. We went on Tuesday night. The special was shish kabob...beef, chicken or lamb. It was excellent. Chose one chicken and one lamb. The other dish was the vegetarian plate. We all raved about the food. The veggies and rice were perfect. All of us had glass of wine. Service was excellent. Shared the ice cream with rose water and pistachios...mmmmmmmm. Surprised me that I liked it. Want to go back and try something I've never tried. Belly Dancing on the weekend. It had been years since I'd been there. Worth trying again if it's been awhile!

Cute restaurant, great service and good food. Surprisingly super quite for lunch on a Saturday. Perfect for me!

Our waitress was so nice and welcoming, the decoration was nice but unfortunately this was one of the worst Koobideh and Sultani I've ever had. If you want to try a real Persian cuisine, unfortunately this place is an absolute NO GO! I've had Persian food in different cities around the world, and this was the worst. Too expensive for this quality of the food. The Mast o Khiar was too expensive for a small bowl of cucumber yughurt.

Service was prompt, area was neat and clean. The orders were as requested, and served graciously.

Great first time experience! Liked the belly dancer and option to sit on the floor (almost). Give it a try!

We received $50 gift certificates from a friend so we can try out this restaurant. As we got there it took a while for them even know we were waiting to be seated. After a while we got a table. Our waitress was very nice and friendly, food quality was good. Something new and flavorful. What they fell short is that they charge $15 out of our $50 gift certificates for whatever reason they do. What we didn't know if that $15 was going to the waitress or restaurant kept that. We left 20% tip from original bill and paid the difference with credit card. What we didn't like why we were charged $15 because we were using the gift certificates. Besides that if you pay cash your bill is cheaper but if you pay with credit card you have to pay extra. No need for response. We won't be returning.