Hafez Persian Cuisine

Quiet location with traditional decoration vibes. Restaurant was almost empty. Service was very attentive and prompt. I had the Kashk Bademjan (eggplant appetizer) which was tasty, and the saffron ice cream which was life changing in its deliciousness. Seriously probably the best ice cream I've ever had. Try this place. It's worth the trip off the strip.

Casual restaurant that's super empty on a Monday night.My husband and I shared:Scallion greek yogurt - super rich and good on food, but was just ok with the cracker. Cracker/bread was hard/stale. I'm not sure if that's traditional or not. Roasted Eggplant dip was like a shashuka. Flavorful and so good on my rice.Lambchop was dry and flavorless.Ground beef kabob was tender and juicy.Rice was basic/simple. 3.5 stars, rounding to 4.

Went out with the fam for dinner here.Pretty solid Persian food.Loved the kabobs and rice.Cracker bread was meh.Lot's of vegetarian options

While in the Chinatown of Vegas, my BF, bro and I wanted something different so we saw Hafez on Yelp and decided to give it a try. The 3 of us shared their Loghmeh Kabob and Chicken Kabob Soltani. The flavor of the meat was on point and it it paired perfectly with the rice and grilled tomatoes. The staff was friendly and there was no wait.

I must say, it's a beautiful spot with a charming, traditional vibe. The use of copper plates and cups really adds to the authentic Persian experience, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.I tried their koobideh, and the portion size was quite generous--two skewers of koobideh, served alongside grilled tomato, pepper, rice, and fresh raw onions. It was a satisfying meal. We also ordered the dough, which was refreshing and a nice complement to the meal.One thing to note is that unlike other Persian restaurants, they don't serve the usual bread, butter, or herbs to start, which is a bit of a miss for me. However, the service was quick and efficient, though they did forget to bring us water despite asking a couple of times.They also sell bakery items in-store, which I didn't try this time, but it's definitely something I'd consider for my next visit.Overall, a solid choice for Persian food with a nice ambiance, but a little more attention to service details would make it even better!

Amazing and authentic Persian Cuisine! I love their ambiance, this restaurant interior is really pleasing to look at and enjoy. The server was amazing and immediately catered to my needs and accurately taking my order. The menu offers a vast array of Persian Cuisine options and I happen to order the Beef Koobideh, Which tasted phenomenal! truly authentic. I have to mention that the presentation was very nice, I enjoyed the fresh taste of the food and best to mention that everything was clean and fresh. I also got the Taftoon bread on the side, always made fresh inside the restaurant. I have been struggling to find an authentic Persian Restaurant and I now found the best one in Las Vegas.

First, the one good thing we had was the kashk bademjan. The flavor was very good and the price was reasonable for the quantity. The Shirazi salad was basically a pico de gallo and the price was excessive for the small bowl it came in. The beef kabob was ok but the lamb kabob was flavorless, like they forgot to season it. And finally, the saffron ice cream did not have the same flavor and creaminess that I have had at other restaurants. Overall, we were pretty disappointed with the meal and very disappointed with the price. $68.00 was way too much for what we got and is much more expensive than other Mediterranean restaurants we've eaten at.

got takeout so pictures aren't the best representation but the flavor was excellent. the eggplant dip was creamy, thick, and heavenly. the bread was wonderfully baked and the meat was juicy. def recommend!

The staff are not friendly, I think they are not happy with their job, they charged us 2.50 for extra bread, usually Hummus come with 2 pieces. I won't back there again. It seems the restaurant run by Afghani people instead of Iranians. (Hafez is Iranian poet that's why we went by name)

Amazing service, best Persian food in Nevada! Order the tahdig! They also do a great job with large groups.