Cafe Caspian

I really like the ambience and exotic decorations of this Pakistani restaurant that I heard about a long time ago. It's my first time here. The tablecloths have a unique design. The hummus is creamy and the combination with radishes and naan bread gives it a unique texture. The lamb leg stew is tender and goes perfectly with the rice.

Dear foodie readers, it’s been a few minutes since I have done a review…I hope you didn’t miss me too much…we were in the area, and were craving the spices of Iran. I have not been in over ten years…so I think it has been remodeled, because I don’t remember all the authentic details they have sprinkled all over…it’s a very cozy atmosphere, I loved it. The server was so welcoming, and extremely friendly…the complimentary cheese and bread is always so good…I then ordered the eggplant appetizer, this is where my stars went down a bit, I found it a bit too thick for my palette…I didn’t enjoy that, but then my gourmet Sabzi came out, and that was excellent..the rest of the fam enjoyed their food as well… they also have a fabulous party room….

Cafe Caspian is a delightful Persian restaurant that offers an authentic and satisfying dining experience. The atmosphere exudes a sense of family and comfort that's hard to find elsewhere. Their family-style meals are a standout, offering an opportunity to taste a range of flavors. We decided on the combo plate, which featured chicken, shrimp, and kefta kababs. Each kabab was expertly cooked, the meat tender and full of flavor, creating a symphony of taste in every bite. The choice of the Javaher Polow and Sabzi Polow rice dishes turned out to be an excellent decision. The Javaher Polow, with its mix of jewel-toned barberries, carrots, and nuts, was a colorful delight while the Sabzi Polow offered a refreshing green blend of herbs that complemented the kababs perfectly. Cafe Caspian is a delightful destination for anyone seeking to explore Persian cuisine. With its excellent dishes, warm atmosphere, and impressive service, it promises a memorable culinary journey.

I have visited many Persian restaurants as my friend of Iran introduced me to Persian cuisine many years ago and I love the food. The service here was great, friendly and responsive. Our server was available and attentive. The restaurant was decorated nicely, many decorations, paintings, tapestries that gave it a very authentic look. Food. The lavash bread served here was excellent, we also ordered the Mast-O Moist which was good. Other restaurants I have ordered this the shallots are more pronounced, not here, but tasty. The bread is made on site, brought to the table warm and, wow, best part of the meal. I ordered the Koobideh which came with two skewers with basmati rice and grilled tomato with onion and a pepper. The rice was good, well prepared. The disappointment of the meal was the Koobideh. Sorry to say that it tasted like a overcooked hamburger patty. It is ground beef of course, but compared to the best koobideh I have had, it was way off. Maybe the beef, the seasoning used, or way it was cooked compared to other koobideh I have had, I don't know, but I can't recommend the Koobideh based on what I was served. I would give the Koobideh two stars of five. Overall 4 of 5 stars based on service, atmosphere, bread served, and the price of the meal. Would like to come back and try a different dish sometime.