We had a very helpful and kind server who suggested a few things on the menu for us to try (we got…read morethem all.) The dips platter was a nice fresh way to start the meal. We loved the beet dip and the muhammara. The pita is so soft! The fried cauliflower is a must. I could've eaten it all myself. The Lebanese platter was SCRUMPTIOUS. The rice and lentils and the lemony tahini sauce were a hit!! We got the Kafta and found it to be deliciously spiced and a great pairing. The shakshuka was a tad sweet for our liking and we found the ratio of tomato sauce to eggs was a little much. We will definitely be returning!! What a treat this place is

I let my son, Spud, choose where we would eat for his birthday, and he picked Laziz. That turned…read moreout to be one of the easiest five-star reviews I've ever written. We started with the fried cauliflower and zaatar fries, both served with an incredible dipping sauce that disappeared embarrassingly fast. The cauliflower was perfectly seasoned, crispy on the outside, tender inside, and honestly good enough to order again on its own. For my meal, I ordered the shakshuka. It arrived bubbling hot in a cast iron skillet with rich tomato sauce, flavorful meatballs, perfectly baked eggs, and warm grilled pita for scooping up every last bite. I've had shakshuka before, and this was easily one of the best versions I've tasted. Every bite was comforting, hearty, and packed with flavor. Spud went with a Laziz salad alongside another helping of the roasted cauliflower, which he thoroughly enjoyed. Everything that came to the table looked thoughtfully prepared, fresh, and beautifully presented. What made the experience truly memorable, though, was our waitress, Omri. As a Deaf customer, it's always a pleasant surprise when someone can communicate directly in sign language. Omri signed with us, made us feel genuinely welcome, and provided exceptional service from beginning to end. That personal connection meant a great deal to me, and it absolutely elevated an already wonderful meal. I was so impressed that I happily double-tipped her. Great food, warm hospitality, and an experience my son and I will both remember. We'll definitely be back.

Still great, pretty basic selection of kebabs and such but 1 thing on the menu I don't see at many…read moreother Mediterranean places is their selection of stews. We had one w/ chicken thigh and eggplant served w/ basmati rice. It was rich and very comforting. I like the vibe in here too, some may call it tacky but I think it's more like eclectic-cozy.

Terrible. Dirty showroom. Cold tasteless food. Best thing you can say about it is it's got plenty…read moreof parking.

The peach baklava from Kahve was absolutely perfect. I went with a friend, and they got themselves…read morea $3.85 BOTTOMLESS iced coffee that was so so yummy. Everything was so affordable and so good! This establishment is like an older house that was repurposed to be a cafe, and the seating feels like you're just at your own living room/dining room/sofa. Service was phenomenal too- staff came to check in on us even though there weren't really table numbers at the establishment, and the gesture was much appreciated.

The food was really good. There was a cute outside area to sit at as well. Very happy with…read moreeverything.

First time trying this food it is absolutely amazing, from the rice to the beef the salad ots and…read morethe creamy sauce, not sure what it was but it was delicious, I highly recommend giving it a try The service was incredible, fast , easy and helpful it was calm, nice temperature inside Really enjoyed my lunch

1. I ordered extra falafel balls. They were stuffed inside the rolled pita, thus excluding salad,…read morepickles and sauces. Normally, stuffing is inside the pita, not rolled over. 2. Pita was burnt almost two-thirds. Normally well cooked pita tastes better and warm. This was a limp pita. 3. I have enjoyed falafel from this place in the past. But this experience was very disappointing

We came into Spitz last weekend for a late lunch/early dinner. The store has a cool ambiance and I…read morereally appreciated the board games my kid could play with. The tables and bathroom were very clean. I also liked the old cartoons they were playing. The food was alright. I ordered a salad and it was tasty, but just not all that filling. My wife and daughter enjoyed their food though. I also really liked the flavored waters. That stood out. I'd come back and try a different item. They have tons of tasty looking items on the menu.

summary: the food was crispy, fresh, and delicious. Casual sit-down or carryout vibe. Overall…read moresolid. The food is good, but I would say some of their options lean on the slightly saltier side of things. I did feel like there was an element of imbalance in the portions for some of the bowls (e.g. a lot of tomatoes/hummus in comparison with other ingredients). Some of the service elements didn't quite make sense to me. For example, they sell rice for their bowl, but I'm unable to order a side of rice unless I get the bowl. Not a huge deal. The restaurant location itself felt a bit on the dark/grungy side (I think that's the vibe/decor they were going for). Pretty cool spot with a solid option of choices to pick from. I think my favorite were the wings.

Wonderful dinner on the patio! Always a great experience at Laylas! This restaurant has been in…read morethis location for years and has some of my favorite memories!

The hummus and baba ghanoush were pretty traditional and good, and the walnut spread was very…read moretasted and different! The restaurant was kind of old and run down and not too many people are in there. It's also concerning that when you order a side of vegetables they bring out very dried out and fridge burned carrots sticks, and celery. I personally would be embarrassed to serve that. The people working there are all very nice so I gave an extra star for that!

GRANDParents - and Parents - of University of Utah students:…read more * Choose Spitz Mediterranean on E. Broadway to treat Your grandchildren to door-to-door service on those intense study nights. * LONG DISTANCE from Seattle to Salt Lake City __I set up an account with Spritz Yesterday, and This Evening the restaurant's delivery service (Uber Eats) brought a fabulous spread of gyros and salads to my grandson and his roommates. *I ordered an assortment of gyros with salads; the SALADS were a meal in themselves! Just gorgeous (from the photo my grandson sent.) * The kids said that the food was "so good"; and the occasion turned into a study break party!

Modern spin on Mediterranean food. They have gyros, salads, wraps, & rice or salad bowls. Very…read moreclearly labeled gluten free and vegan options. The server was very helpful with telling me what I could and couldn't eat. I ordered the Vegan Remix Bowl & some sweet potato fries (cooked in canola oil & cross contaminated with other fried dishes so keep that in mind for GF options). I enjoyed the flavor profiles & their unique sauces. The falafel had a bit of a sweet taste which was a first for me but not bad at all. The reason for the 3 stars is that when a different staff person, Hispanic, dropped off my food, I noticed the cabbage slaw had carrots in it, which I wasn't aware of. When I informed them, they were very rude and stormed off before I could even request for the cabbage slaw to be completely removed. When I finally got a hold of them, they had an attitude and claimed the slaw could not be removed, which was not true. They repeatedly kept telling me it couldn't be removed and was not comprehending what I was saying. Outside of that, I would recommend this place.

We had Yalla Kosher Utah for the first time at Jewish Heritage Night celebrating Chanukah with a…read morenight of hockey at the Mammoth, and it was absolutely fantastic. Every bite was packed with flavor and care. The chicken was perfectly cooked and beautifully seasoned--tender, savory, and unforgettable. The Mediterranean salad was vibrant and fresh, full of color and bright, balanced flavors that paired perfectly with the meal. The pita was light and fluffy, and the hummus was smooth, rich, and exactly what you hope for--simple, comforting, and done right. And for dessert... how could anyone pass up sufganiyot? Warm, indulgent, and the perfect sweet finish to an already excellent experience. Yalla Kosher Utah delivered incredible food from start to finish. We're already looking forward to the next time--we'll absolutely be back.

The food is great. We got falafel and grilled chicken. Both items were well-seasoned. The sides are…read moretasty as well.

Because our flight was delayed, instead of eating at the airport, my husband and I decided to stop…read moreby this restaurant for a quick dinner. We had our 2-year-old daughter with us, and she was happy with her fried chicken served with fries and rice, the portion was generous! There are a few other menu options as well. We shared the falafel (my favorite), the sfeeha (best enjoyed warm, as they get a bit tough once cooled), and the beet dip, which was tasty but perhaps a little too much...I'd recommend trying the sampler dip instead. Overall, the service was friendly and attentive, and the restaurant has a lovely, welcoming décor.

We're not from the area and we just came across Laziz Kitchen in Salt Lake City after visiting…read moreBoneville Salt Flats trying to grab a lunch before continuing on our way to Arches National Park in Moab, UT. This is a nice Mediterranean and Middle Eastern restaurant in the area. We had the Falafel, Lamb Burger and a dessert. My Lamb burger is really good with cauliflower on the side. The service is great and waiter is very nice by even sharing with us a bit of a trivia about SLC. Given the chance to be back here in SLC, I will definitely visit Laziz Kitchen again.

Fantastic little shop in south salt lake. I didn't expect a decent value and ordered way too much…read morefood, fortunately all the food was fantastic. I really enjoyed the sauces, the flavors and the experience. The server was incredibly nice and happy to guide us through the menu. I'm not an expert on Middle Eastern food, but the flavors are really approachable and fresh breads are always hard to turn down. I'll definitely be back to try more menu items.

Family owned Middle Eastern food with authentic flavors and variety that you will not find anywhere…read moreelse in Salt Lake City. Everything except the bread (made at a local bakery down the street) is made fresh on site...even the Shawarma is made in the traditional style. I highly recommend the lamb and chicken tikka kebab. Only place where I can get fresh muhammara.