Rayoog Cafe

Fantastic! I saw an Instagram reel for this place and knew I had to try it. So glad I did. What a gem and a new favorite breakfast/brunch spot. We ordered the mams platter. Comes with a variety of items to try from eggs served your way, we did scrambled, and I don't usually care for eggs but these were in a tomato based sauce that was very good. We had pita, hummus, fresh fruit, pastry with ham, bread with cheese etc. We left full and satisfied.

My boyfriend has been wanting to check our this place for awhile. It's definitely a unique experience. We got the Special Mams.The food was delicious, I like the presentation and flavors.The service was a little slow but to be fair there was quite a bit of people.My only "complaint" was they got a dish wrong and also I was they would of explained what we were getting on the tray.Other than that this place was good!

Tried this place on a whim for Saturday morning and boy did we get lucky! A lovely cafe for what appears to be Turkish and Iraqi food.We were greeted as soon as we walked in and seated. The complementary lentil soup was served hot and it was glorious!! Followed by Aribic tea which is the best tea I have had in a LOOOOG served in a nice teapot.Hubby and I decided to split the Arabic Way which was a wise choice given the quantity of food. The falafels were unlike anything I have eaten before, crispy and savory and none of the disgusting lumpy core that you find at other establishments. The hummus and babaganoush were fine quality and well complemented by the bread. I just LOVED the consistency and taste of the yoghurt. Finally the egg and sausage dish was superb and I really appreciated the owner making the eggs well done just as I had requested. The ambience and modern and eclectic. There is some seating outside which I fully intend to try in the winter months!Rayoog has just become by go to place for Mediterranean/middle eastern food. Superb job by the family operating the place.

First time coming in we had been wanting to try it since moving to Gilbert!We got the VIP and FINALLY got to try Turkish coffee.The restaurant was super cute and calming. The service was very friendly! The VIP was more than enough for me and the hubby! Everything was so flavorful

Man what a grate meal something different I would get the vip or mem good variety of things to try the egg dish was my favorite along with the mango jam the bread was ok wish it was thiner and more crispy or server was grate definitely willngo back

One of the things I love about yelp is finding restaurants like this that I'd have otherwise not heard of. I don't have friends in this area to recommend it, and was just looking for something a little different. The service is so friendly and the ambiance is lovely with an outdoor patio. We ordered the Ma's platter which came with Turkish tea and a whole host of different items: labneh, hummus, olives, feta, fruit, berries, dough, a meat pie type thing, and salad. It was excellent and such a unique experience. We also had a cheese boat which was delicious. The food is mainly Iraqi and wonderful. Our server was from Iraq and she was telling us all about tourism there and now we're considering going! I didn't realize it's gotten much more stable lately and the regions in Kurdistan she recommended look incredible. A wonderful experience.

By far one of the most interesting and fun group experiences dining I've had in a long time. I can't remember exactly what we got, but we ordered one of the tower options which included a pot of tea as well as just a bunch of different breading, veggies, spreads and more. Overall it was just really good food and a fun experience with friends. We were really lucky to have my friend with us who is originally from Turkey and was able to explain a lot of the different options and handle the ordering for us as a group. We got to sit on their patio, which was lovely, and really enjoyed every bit of the experience.

Had the exact same experience as some others here. Waited 40 minutes for a table, which we didn't mind since they were busy. But once seated, no one paid us any attention. Several others had their orders taken before us. After about 20 minutes we were able to flag someone down. We ordered the special mam. The waiter didn't explain anything despite our saying it was our first time there and ran away before one person at our table could order the coffee she wanted. After the tray was delivered, we realized we weren't given cups for tea and had to flag someone down for that. The food was good but we were using the bread like items or bread from cheese boats to dip and it wasn't until at the end when we saw at other tables, it was supposed to come with pita bread. When we asked about that we were given pita bread to go but no discount. I don't think we'll be coming back.

Although it doesn't specifically state this on the menu, the VIP breakfast is a Turkish breakfast. And it's great! I've been to Turkey and the breakfast experience there is like no other so I'm so glad I found this place to be able to share in the experience with my friends and family here. They bring out a plethora of foods and dips and sauces and spices and not knowing exactly what everything is you just start dipping and eating away. Considering how much food you get it's definitely worth the price. Four of us shared it and we were stuffed by the end. The food came out pretty fast considering how much it was and how busy the restaurant was. The vibe felt like a real European restaurant (minus the cigarette smoke but yes with the slower than what Americans are used to service). I also got the lotus milkshake and it was amazing!!

Pretty disappointed. We came here for the first time to celebrate my birthday. We waited 40 minutes for a table (that's fine...I understand it's popular). But once we were seated no one came to take our order for 15+ minutes until we had to flag someone down. The waiter came up finally and was so rushed that he ran away before I could ask any questions or order coffee (so I didn't get it). We received our food and they ran away before we could ask questions about what was what or how to eat it. We got tea but realized we didn't get cups so we had to sit some more letting things get cold, having to flag someone down again to ask for cups. We tried to figure out the food, which was good, but when were done we realized they didn't give us bread to dip a lot of the food in until we saw our neighbors got bread after ordering the same thing as us. When we told our waiter about the missing bread, they just gave us dry bread to go and didn't offer any discount or anything. What am I to do with dry bread? Overall, pretty upset with my experience!