First time there for a business meeting , the FOOD made me feel like home. The chef understood the assignment and added his magic to the recipe. That orange zest rice, sea bass, humus etc… everything tasted great…thank you guys yall the best so far!!!!!
Went here to meet our friend while in Atlanta; the food was nice and hot; well delivered, and tasty. The waiter was the son of the owner, and took great care of us, as well as being entertaining. Nice
They used to be great but there food has declined. The portions are ridiculous. My 5 year got shish kabob which was 4 tiny pieces of meat and she was not full. Lunch portions are appetizer portions at dinner plate price.
My husband and I dined at Sufi's for lunch in January. The atmosphere is really nice, very comfortable and pretty. The food is delicious and our server was very nice. We had plenty left over for another meal for each of us. The prices were...maybe a little higher than what we have paid at similar restaurants of this type, but overall we had an excellent first visit.More
This restaurant is a favorite for many. Although I am not a huge fan of Persian food, the food was fresh and good. The server seemed new, but was knowledgeable about the menu. What is unique is how many items there were on the menu...to provide a real range for those who do not wish to spend a lot and those who are willing to spend more. There was plenty of food with everyone's entree and the restaurant provided a nice, quiet atmosphere.More
We ordered “kale” which is a traditional persian food but after it came it was not whole “kale” you may expect! It was just the tongue! We were not satisfy so we took it back and ordered one koobide kebab one barg kebab that they...were worst kebabs ever we had! I ordered one halim and one mirza ghasemi and they charged me 40 bucks just for these two dishes! I’m so unsatisfied and unhappy! We told them that we didn’t like them but they didn’t offer not charge for anything! Annnnd even though we complained they got extra 18% gratuity on the bill which was so unfair... It’s not even worth it to try!!!!More
My husband and I both ordered chicken, and after just one bite, we could tell that the chicken was spoiled. Also, the service was very slow even though the restaurant was basically empty.
We love Persian food and this was some of the best we have even eaten! We ordered the Combination Appetizer Platter and choose: Mast Kheyar (yogurt mixed with diced cucumber and herbs), Dolmeh (stuffed grape leaves with rice, ground beef, raisins and herbs) and Shirazi...Salad (diced cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, herbs, lemon juice and olive oil) served with our dinner. The Mast Kheyar and the Shirazi salad were perfect with our main meal which was the Sufi's Kabob Plater for Four. We chose the chicken and filet - some of the best chicken and filet that I have ever eaten! And did I mention the basmati rice - all three were so yummy! Great place to eat if you are visiting Atlanta!More
Basically we are Persian food fans. We have been to Sufi many times when we used to live in Atlanta. This time we came to visit Atlanta and went searching for Sufi. We were disappointed with the extremely poor service of servers. And when complained...to owner, he was like I dont care.More
We visited Sufi’s, at the recommendation (and, accompaniment), of friends. While, I am not a connoisseur, of Persian food; our meals were fabulous. I ordered the Khorosht Bademjoon, a rich and hearty stew. Nothing was left, in my bowl. My wife partook, of the Shish...Kabob. The steak was prepared, exactly, as requested. We will, definitely, return.More
Comings to Sufis is great. They have excellent lamb shank and great Persian stew. My one and only complain would be that service can be slow at times. Overall great experience
My favorite Persian restaurant in Atlanta. Great service and easy parking ( back of restaurant). Good wine selection and amazing food.
This is my 3rd time to Sufi's and I've never been disappointed. Everything is seasoned to perfection and the desert... AMAZING. Hands down best cheescake I've ever had. I highly recommend the pomegranate cheescake and you can't go wrong with the baklava fingers.
Excellent food as you sit outside enjoying the cultural melodious music, pleasant weather, and delicious, juicy, and soft pieces of meats
Service was a little slow but that was probably because of where I was seated and not because they were busy or anything. I liked the food and the drink. Since I'm an AJFF member, I have meetings two buildings down so I am likely...going to come back relatively regularly. I do like Middle Eastern food.More
