Laziz Grill & Bakery

Love love love! The owners are wonderful! I ordered a chicken shawarma on a day it wasn't offered and he specially made it for me anyway!!! He also suggested a spinach pie which was delicious! All of the food was hot, fresh and tasted amazing!!!! Wonderful! Thank you!

One of my favorite places. They have very good vegetarian food options. Their Babaganush is to die for! So yammy! I highly recommend this place.

Ate lunch here - chicken shawarma, lamb chunks, saffron rice, salad - excellent. Seriously good lamb, seasoned well, cooked just right, super good quality. It's beside a grocery store so this is like the cafe to a bookstore in ambience. I will return!

This location is not closed. Yelpers are incorrect. I ate there today. Actually I'm here right now

Nice and friendly staff. Had the chicken shawarma which was good. Seating needs to be upgraded as some of the tables rock and seats were torn.

It's ok food. Not that great. Don't get your hopes too high. Self serve. Their shawarmas were ok. Didn't like they put fries in it and the sauce was all the way on the bottom instead of evenly distributed. Come on people, you can do better.

(Note: Laziz Grill is actually located within the Halal Market at the same address, and occupies roughly 1/2 of the market's floor space.)While staying at a hotel down the road for a friend's wedding, I wandered into the Halal Market to see what types of unique food such a market carries. I'm not familiar with halal foods in the least, so I'm thinking there will be something new and exciting for me to try out. Little did I know what I was in for...Laziz Grill is hard to miss when in the market and the smells enticing me to its counter weren't to be passed up. I had come in on a good night, so the chef behind the counter told me, because a Ramadan buffet had been prepared. The place was packed with people loading up on homemade hummus with fire-warmed pita bread, lentil soup, homemade pizza, expertly marinated chunks of chicken and beef (which I was told normally are put on kabobs), different types of rice, falafel, baba ghanoush, a lettuce-less Arab salad, plus a few other main course items that contained vegetables that I don't care for. While I was definitely the only non-Arab in the place, I didn't feel out of place, as both the chef and the patrons were eager to explain to me what each item was in the buffet. While my understanding of the buffet is that it only occurs during Ramadan, all the above items (and then some) are available off an à la carte menu at very reasonable prices.

Laziz means delicious in arabic, and it is Laziz indeedevery month we go once or twice for halal market to buy some middle eastern groceries and every time we should eat at Laziz...the place is small and simple, you order at the counter and wait for them to call your name to pick up your meal. their menu is not very big but they offer few great choices, like the mixed grill, burger, and the meat or cheese bread which i absolutely recommend.what is special is the buffet they offer during Ramadan, it has the best of everything, actually it's better than most of the buffets middle eastern restaurant provide during ramadan even better than the ones back home.I recommend Laziz for it's good quality food and reasonable prices...

I have frequented laziz many times over the years. The owners are wonderful brothers and you definitely get the family ambience when here. I would highly recommend my favorite dishes - the wood fired pizza/bread. The zaatar one is a tantalizing delight. Also, no shawarma in town like theirs!! I prefer the chicken but the lamb is good too. For clean, quality, wholesome, halal food, this is the place to go :)

Great little Mediterranean cafe. The lebaneh and other dips were great. Kefta was tasty. Dessert was awesome. Perfect for a quick bite.