Maza Turkish and Mediterranean Halal Restaurant

Recommended by a family to check this place out. We made a reservation which is good to make sure they are ready for u. Service is slow so be prepared to be here for a while . Not quick and go. Food is good and delicious. Everything we got was delicious. You get complimentary hot tea so that was good. If you like to try new food, definitely check it out.

The restaurant was a pleasant dining spot with very friendly staff. We ended up going back twice in 3 days because we really enjoy Turkish cuisine. Although the prices were a bit on the higher side, overall we had a great time there. They need to work on their lahmacun.

This is a great restaurant to try something new! The food here is amazing and not overpriced. The menu is simple yet varied. My wife and I tried all the dips, the combo plate, the pita, and baklava, all of which were delicious! The atmosphere was so nice! Great music is busy, but not too busy. The staff was super friendly and patient! It was our first time trying this type of food, and our server helped us with any questions and didn't make us feel judged for not knowing what each dish was

Maza Halal Turkish and Mediterranean Restaurant have left a lasting impression with its delightful array of Middle Eastern flavors. The succulent kebabs, juicy and delicious, are evidently a highlight for those who appreciate the rich and aromatic cuisine of the region. The ambiance of the restaurant adds to the dining experience, creating a welcoming environment for large groups and gatherings. The staff's friendliness and courteousness, along with the thoughtful gesture of complimentary tea, contribute to the warm hospitality. The absence of a mandatory service charge, allowing patrons to tip at their discretion, reflects a customer-focused approach, enhancing the overall dining experience. It's these thoughtful touches that make a restaurant stand out, and it's no wonder that I highly recommended this for anyone visiting Las Vegas with a craving for Middle Eastern fare.

Turkish Delight: A Must-Try Restaurant Experience After hearing rave reviews for so long, I finally made it to Maza! The place itself was spacious with ample parking, making it a breeze to get in and out. We began our culinary journey with a taste of Turkish tradition: a cup of strong Turkish coffee. It was exactly what I needed, and for those who prefer a lighter option, they also offered complimentary Turkish tea, which was delightful. Freshly baked bread was served alongside our meal, and it was incredible! Warm, soft, and perfect for scooping up all the deliciousness to come. The star of the show for me was the chicken Adana Kabob. The chicken was cooked to absolute perfection – incredibly juicy and bursting with flavor. It had been a while since I'd had such tender, flavorful meat. But the wait was worth it, because next up was the lamb shank – and let me tell you, it was the MVP (Most Valuable Plate) of the entire meal. An absolute must-try! The meat was incredibly tender and flavorful, practically melting in your mouth. We simply couldn't resist ending the night on a sweet note, so we shared a Kunefe and some Baklava. The Kunefe was a revelation – a crispy, cheese-filled pastry drenched in sweet syrup – and the Baklava was flaky, nutty, and everything you'd expect from this classic dessert. Maza is a must-try for anyone looking for an authentic and delicious Turkish dining experience. From the friendly service to the incredible food, it was an evening to remember. I can't wait to go back and explore more of their menu!

The people are extremely nice and helpful! The owner even came to our table to chat with us. The food was delicious and they make their own bread so that was super fresh!! Soooo good. The chicken and salad was amazing as well. Loved it!!

It is understood from the taste of the dishes that there is a new chef in the kitchen. For a long time, meat doner kebab was not on the menu and now very tasty doner kebab is on the service. handmade, fresh pitas were great. There is an unlimited Turkish tea treat. bottled water is free. Both the hostess and the waiter were smiling. Portions are bigger and more delicious than before. Turkish pita and lahmacun on the menu is now among the reasons we go to the restaurant.l recommended.

Finding cozy and tasty halal food in Vegas doesn’t seem easy. After finding on google came here already twice. Fellas are so friendly and welcoming. Food was great and tasty. We ended up being here on Ramadan and enjoyed open buffet full of different dishes. I would highly recommend this place.

Turkish Delight: A Must-Try Restaurant Experience After hearing rave reviews for so long, I finally made it to Maza! The place itself was spacious with ample parking, making it a breeze to get in and out. We began our culinary journey with a taste of Turkish tradition: a cup of strong Turkish coffee. It was exactly what I needed, and for those who prefer a lighter option, they also offered complimentary Turkish tea, which was delightful. Freshly baked bread was served alongside our meal, and it was incredible! Warm, soft, and perfect for scooping up all the deliciousness to come. The star of the show for me was the chicken Adana Kabob. The chicken was cooked to absolute perfection - incredibly juicy and bursting with flavor. It had been a while since I'd had such tender, flavorful meat. But the wait was worth it, because next up was the lamb shank - and let me tell you, it was the MVP (Most Valuable Plate) of the entire meal. An absolute must-try! The meat was incredibly tender and flavorful, practically melting in your mouth. We simply couldn't resist ending the night on a sweet note, so we shared a Kunefe and some Baklava. The Kunefe was a revelation - a crispy, cheese-filled pastry drenched in sweet syrup - and the Baklava was flaky, nutty, and everything you'd expect from this classic dessert. Maza is a must-try for anyone looking for an authentic and delicious Turkish dining experience. From the friendly service to the incredible food, it was an evening to remember. I can't wait to go back and explore more of their menu!

I've heard of Maza for years and finally decided to try it with some friends and my kids. We were at an odd time, right after school, and while the place was empty there was music playing (Sibel Can) which is a huge plus for me. I ordered Beyti Kebob, my son ordered the Kebob Combo, my daughter got the Lahmacun and our friends got chicken kebobs. We also ordered an appetizer platter. The food was great, authentic and fresh with wonderful presentation, but it was a bit bland for my tastebuds because I cook Turkish food at home every day and like it saltier and spicier . The warm FRESHLY baked pide was amazing!! The server was super nice, I loved the ambiance and enjoy my time there. I think they could use an update on their decor at some point, but overall, it's really the most authentic Turkish/middle-eastern restaurant in town!!

I was driving by and decided to try it out Very welcoming Great bread and olive oil Enjoyed the lentil soup And chicken shish kebab - delicious , very moist yet done ! I'll go back - many things I want to try !

What an incredibly unique experience matched with impeccable service! To start the meal off they provide complimentary specialty bread and seasoned olive oil. I decided to go for the Manti, Turkish dumplings immersed in a tangy yogurt-tomato sauce and filled with beef (the beef was a nuanced flavour profile). The sauce itself provides both rich flavor and a touch of dramatic flair (for the taste buds). The Maza Beyti Kebab, a new favorite of mine, beef encased in a delicate bread, all complemented by a delightful yogurt based sauce. Lastly, I went for the Pide Doner, a scrumptious creation featuring heaps of mozzarella baked within a flatbread alongside beef. To enhance the experience, a side of fermented onions provided the perfect crunch and a tangy vinegary kick. The flatbread itself was reminiscent of a Philly cheese steak, but even better (with savory bread too)! A pleasantly surprising moment occurred while we were discussing the idea of indulging in baklava. Mere moments later, our server arrived with a complimentary plate of baklava, a gesture that didn't go unnoticed. The baklava itself was exquisitely sweet and flaky, with delightful hints of nuttiness. The restaurant ambiance perfectly complemented the culinary journey, exuding a tasteful and understated Middle Eastern vibe. The deep red furnishings contributed to the warm atmosphere, and the establishment's cleanliness and spaciousness further added to the positive experience! All together our food was around $81 which isn't bad at all, we left so full and had 2 small boxes filled with leftovers!

Tried this place again after almost a year, and again, I liked it very much, this time I tried different food, the kebab they call Alexander (iskender) was delicious, very well done, and the desert kunefe was super sweet. I also had Ayran drink. Service was very good. Staff was very friendly, price is OK. There is plenty of parking in front of the restaurant. Restroom was clean. They also gave me 2 cups of free Turkish tea at the end.

Restaurant has ample parking and has good sized tables for large groups. Our table ordered quite a few things. My order was the Doner Kebab which is on weekends only. The meat was fresh but I felt it lacked a lot of seasoning. I wasn't impressed overall with the service, I had asked for water and it took almost 15 mins to get 2 cups of water. I then asked for spicy chili sauce because I was finding the food bland and it took 10 mins to get that. They brought only 1 when I asked for 3. They said they would bring more and never did. They then came back 15 min later and said they ran out and forgot to come tell us. The lentil soup was a big hit and I highly recommend trying that. Also the Combo Kebab was pretty tasty as well. The french fries aren't seasoned so I would ask for some side sauce to dip. The Pide with ground beef was also pretty tasty. Although the food was pretty good, I was disappointed with the service. I would come eat here again to give it another try, but I would probably try other options out first. The food is halal, which is great for those with dietary restrictions. They also have prayer mats for anyone that needs to observe prayer time. Check them out for yourself!

I've been going here for over a year now and it is so under rated, a hidden gem! The food here is so good from the quality to the recipe and taste. It's worth the drive for me since i dont live close. I've been serviced by a few different gentlemen and the new face today was very friendly inquisitive and generous.

This place looks nice and after seeing the menu on yelp, I was excited to go check it out cuz I love Turkish food. We came on a Thursday for an early dinner (5:30pm-ish). There were about 2 other parties besides our table (party of 4). After those tables left (around 6-ish), we were the only ones there till about 7pm when 2 other people came in. It wasn't as happening tonight, so I hope they have more diners later and on the weekends. The menu was ve limited and they said they planned to have a new menu later with photos and I hope it will be a more extended menu than what we saw. We got the combo dip platter with Hummus, Babaganoush, Tzatziki and Eggplant Caviar (Ikra). They gave us 4 loaves of round bread. These were ok. For the main entrees, there were 2 orders of beef kebabs, 1 order of the lamb chops (has 4 small chops) and 1 grilled sea bass. All came with rice and a small condiment sized pickled shredded cabbage as a "salad". The all looked beautifully presented but the taste was ok, not as good as i was anticipating. I was a little disappointed that the rice was more of a short grain type instead of basmati or long grains. The service after the food was served was kind of slow. We had to wave them down for our hot teas but after that, the gentleman came and gave us more refills more attentively. We also had to ask for plates for our bread; maybe they were going to bring them but we had to ask for them and they were provided shortly. The bathroom was clean but both doors seem to have trouble closing. They should look into that. Overall, I wished the food and experience was a 4 or 5 stars but I walked away not feeling the "wow" factor with the food, so 3 stars is all this place gets. I may come back when they have a bigger menu, more options and give this another chance.

Not Recommended for Ramadan Iftar Restaurant is not ready to serve a big group of people. Food tasted good but very small quantities. Bread was "coming" the whole time spent there. How do you serve appetizers without bread at a Turkish restaurant?. Poor service. Invited people here and was embarrassed

Food was good. Service was very slow. Better to go on a weekday. Also, it kinda sucked not having the doner available until later in the day. Künefe was outstanding. Baklava was good. Ezogelin (lentil) soup was so so. Salads also seemed not that great. This place is really good with the entrees and desserts... stick to that and you'll be fine. Also, we were overcharged technically for food that never came out... roughly $100. My friend and his family that joined us for lunch never got what they ordered.

From the outside of this restaurant, it appears to be a simple grab a quick bite to eat type of place. Well that was my impression. When I walked in, I was greeted by a nice host. He took me to a table and gave me a menu. I really enjoyed the ambience, I felt like I was on vacation somewhere beautiful, possibly the Middle East near a beach front. Yup that's what I pictured in my head and there was incense scent in the air. I was transported somewhere, I kid you not. I ordered a tea and water, and just enjoyed the moment. I decided to order the Salmon Plate, it's was good, I preferred a bit more seasoning on my protein. The staff was friendly and courteous. I felt welcomed. There were some couples dining and a couple of groups of people enjoying their meal. I really enjoyed the nice warm bread they brought over when I sat down to order. This could be a place I could bring a date too. I can't wait to go back and try other dishes and theidesserts. There is ample parking, prices are fair for the times and there's other store in that plaza that you can visit.

please update your business hours, i drove 30 minutes for nothing, that was not fun at all

Tried Maza for the first time tonight and the food was great we got the combo kabob and I got the beef Adana kabob which was really good. For appetizers we got the Hummus with the house bread with olive oil which was great too. For dessert I ordered the Kadayif which was amazing. Will be back again to try the Doner which is only served on sat and sundays. We will be back again.

Called to check if the offer Adana wrapped they said yes and check their hours and they said they wouldn't open until 2pm, we normally eat lunch between 11am-12pm, we waited until they open for the specific food they confirmed they have and once it was time to order we they said they don't offer that ( with ridicule) Such disappointment, we left won't come back

if i could give zero i would . visiting from silicon valley hoping and looking for authentic turkish food in our visit to las Vegas. horrible service. had to keep asking for everything . we ordered coke and server brought us Ayran . we decided to try it however was so watery and no taste to it.food looked good but tasted horrible. we went down for few foods like islandar kebab and gyros in their menu which they did nt have them.i do not understand about others people review and star. I am Persian and have been eating turkish food in many countries and worst so far. wasted $200 on just one setting

I've never tried Turkish food so I was excited to try something new. I was greeted with amazing hospitality and friendly staff as soon as I walked in. They made some recommendations for food and I ended up ordering the doner kebab - a special only available on the weekends, Pide mozzarella, the kunefe, and baklava, and Turkish tea. All of it was so delicious! My absolute favorite was the dessert, the kunefe. A must-try! It was sweet, cheesy, crispy, and soft on the inside. Its delightful. If you have never had Turkish food, this is a great place to try it! The very friendly and accommodating waiters will explain the dishes. I'm excited to come back and try the rest of the menu.

This is MUST VISIT restaurant in Las Vegas, food, atmosphere, service is top notch! Just WOW! Meat, soup, bakery is FRESH!

Delicious food!! Love the rice bread, salads and coffee!! For sure it woke me up !! Amazing service, very personal and attentive. Calm and lovely atmosphere, romantic even. Will be back for sure !!

My wife and I go to this Restaurant as often as possible. She was born in Turkey, and the food is 100% authentic. New ownership took over in the past 6 months, and it's been life changing. Hands down my absolute favorite spot to eat. Saturday and Sundays the Doner Kebab is out of this world. My wife gets the Manti every single visit. Fantastic service, and free Turkish tea!

I loved the music when I came in and enjoyed the general ambience. It was a bit on the pricier end but the food was definitely worth it. My party ordered the appetizer plate, kebab plate, knuffe and the Turkish coffee. We failed at trying my to do a coffee reading (wrong cup to do it). But the food was amazing. The kebab was the juiciest I've ever had. And I like how balanced the knuffe was. Sorry no pics too busy with enjoying the food

I had the chicken kabob and the chicken had freezer burn. Enough said. Rice was good. Tziki was flavorless. The free bread great. Probably the never part of the meal We came in an hour before closing and by the time we finished dinner they were ready to go home. They said kitchen was closed and we couldn't get any tea or dessert.

I like to post my reviews based on three factors: food, service, and atmosphere. Maza has all three! The food is delicious with generous portion sizes. The team serving customers were quick on their feet and food was prepared quickly, and the atmosphere is great with nicely decorated tables. I appreciated the bottomless tea service - that warmed me right up on a cold day - and enjoyed the amazing Lahmacun that was served on a thin bread and offered a melody of flavors. Yummm.

I tried 2 items from this restaurant. 1. Lahmacun: 5 Star - Food is served with a bowl of Salad. Taste is good. Had this three times. - $18. It seems reasonable. - Enough for 2 people. 2. Pide Mozzarella (have ground beef inside) : 2 star - Food served with some shredded beet root mixed with lemon juice. - Didn't like much. The ground beef inside seemed so blunt. Had to use salt and black pepper. - 2 persons can share. - $18. The price is reasonable. The tax seemed little high. $23.5 was the overall bill excluding tips. Service: - The people are so cordial there. - They serve complimentary breads with olive oil and tea before they serve you your order. - Lovely environment.

I had a wonderful day at Maza. I took a friend to lunch who loves all Mediterranean food. I had been there once before, but only for take out. First of all, we were treated warmly. It was late lunch time on a Tuesday, so there wasn't much of a crowd, so we got a great booth. The offered complimentary tea with adorable cups and little ornate plates. We each ordered salmon and chicken kabob, and amazing hummus for an appetizer. I ordered Turkish coffee as well. The hummus was amazing as was the bread, the hummus being sufficiently drizzled with olive oil with spices. Our entrees came with rice and a pickled (beet?) kind of salad. I ended up really liking it. Unfortunately, my salmon wasn't cooked all the way through and I couldn't eat all of it. They were very nice about it and offered to cook me another one to go, but it was going to be a while before I could get home and I didn't have a cooler, so I declined. Then the offered me a free dessert. I took them up on that. My friend inquired about a cheese dessert that wasn't on the lunch menu. It was a cheese (Kenafe? I'm not sure if I have that right). It was quite lovely and lite. The service was beyond amazing, the compd the dessert and wiped my lunch from the bill and apologized more than once. Our server, Alexander from Serbia was exquisite and friendly. The inside is cute and comfortable as well. My pics didn't turn out the greatest, unfortunately. I'm not Turkish, so I'm not sure what is authentic or not, but I would return for the excellent service and great food. (I know I should knock off a star for the salmon but they were so gracious and the rest of the food was so amazing, they deserve five stars).

This cozy restaurant offers a friendly - actually a delightful staff. The food is prepared fresh to order and is excellent! I absolutely love the Beef Adana Kabob, the Lamb Chops, Beef kabob and the chicken shish! Be sure to order a dessert of their delicious Kunefe. Homemade bread and olive oil dipping sauce are provided COMPLIMENTARY with any entree. A great value and a must visit!

Food was exceptional and the staff were very kind throughout the experience. The ambiance was welcoming and the food was quite enjoyable. Lively and well needed food for the day. Will definitely come back.

On the side of the building it says: Best Turkish Food. If I've learned anything in all my many visits to Las Vegas, it's that Advertising Signs Never Lie. Lying is not allowed in this city. If the sign says Best Turkish Food, it IS the best, period. There is no exaggeration in Las Vegas, no hyperbole. None. The city is built on honesty and square dealing. And the good people of Las Vegas insist on truth in advertising; the highest standards are rigorously enforced. So when I saw this place had the best Turkish Food, I was like, dang, I rarely get the chance to eat Turkish food, and this place has the best! I need to check this joint out. Just like that, I pulled into the parking lot. And a few moments later I'm seated and checking out the menu. It was early for dinner, like around 5 pm. and there weren't many people in the restaurant, maybe like three tables. I was seated near the bar. I had a hunch they would have lamb on the menu, and I wasn't disappointed. There were several lamb dishes to choose from. I narrowed it down to the lamb kebabs or the lamb shank. I asked the waiter for his advice. The waiter said, "the kebabs are just kebabs, but the shank...." he drew out that last word, "the shannnnkk is special." I nodded and said, yes, the shank please! He wasn't lying, that shank was special. Roasted to perfection. Succulent. So moist, so tender. Served on platter with... With what? With I don't know. I mean, it must have come with something, right? It came with bread, but that's all I remember. I don't remember if there was rice or a salad. OK, I had been drinking since half past noon, but I wasn't drunk. I remember everything else about the visit, but I don't remember any sides. I took photos, but all I have is the shank and the bread. Plenty pictures from outside and inside, but no salad, no rice. Weird. I just checked the menu. The lamb shank is featured on the page that says From The Grill. The description under the page heading says all kebabs come with rice and salad. All the other items on the page are kebabs. The lamb shank isn't a kebab, of course, but the photo of the dish shows it served with rice and salad. So I don't know. Maybe there were some rice and salad, maybe there wasn't. If they weren't served, I didn't miss them at the time. Some rice would've been nice, I suppose, but I don't have much use for salad. I was all about that shank. After the waiter dropped off my entree, he disappeared. Didn't see him again until I was finished with my meal. That kinda irritated me because I seriously needed a beer. I was so excited when I saw the lamb, I forgot to order a beer when I had the chance. I never expected that was the last time I would see the waiter until the meal was over. But it was. And that's why this place got a lowly 4 star rating from me. But I'm all about Second Chances. And I'm all about Lamb. So I will definitely be back to get me another shank. And I'm going to get to the bottom of the mystery rice and salad. Mikey C says: I ride on a mail train, baby, can't buy a thrill.

Best Turkish food in town indeed ! We had great time here and the food was extraordinary. I recommend the adana kabab and duner kebab the lahmajoon the knafe and the table salads. Open a table and don't hesitate to order from all the menu. It's just all taste great.

This was a delicious dining experience! My friend and I wanted to try authentic Mediterranean cuisine and This definitely didn't disappoint! I'm also a picky eater, yet I truly enjoyed everything I tried! We even ordered dessert, the baklava, which I 10/10 recommend! That was the grand finale!

My wife and I went for dinner here. Found it on the Internet. The staff was very friendly. Everything was better than expected. The Turkish appetizer bread and especially the free black tea was wonderful! We ordered a plate of rice & lamb chops. It also came with some red cabbage. Easily some of the best lamb chops we had ever tried. Lastly we ordered baklava dessert, great too! Highly recommend this gem of a restaurant! Alexander was our server, excellent service!

Having a dining experience with a good meal, great service, and learning about culture comes fat and few between nowadays. What I like about Maza is it has a curated menu from their appetizers AKA maza through their desserts. I've had Mediterranean food and kebabs in fast casual settings and catered to the office countless times. Sitting in this restaurant, feeling the vibe, and experiencing the food is a new experience for me that reminded me of why I love food and the whole dining experience. They have Turkish coffee which is not filtered, super caffeinated, sort of bitter. You'll either love it or hate it. They have the best, freshest pita in the world. Served with different dips to choose from that elevate the soft and flaky pita is a bread course I've never experienced. I've had pita and hummus at home but this fresh pita is amazing. Tatziki, hummus, Baba ghanoush(sp), and one tomato based sauce that I forgot the name of: they are all incredible with the tomato one being my favorite yet first to forget. Everything is served with fresh salad full of lettuce and tomatoes. I was able to try the sea bass, it's a whole fish so there's two sides to it. Careful with the bones. The meat platter they serve for a family feeds about a dozen people EASILY! It had grilled chicken, kebab, lamb chops, and those are on top of the famous rice that is absorbing all the flavors and juices. Dessert is a with stretchy cheese and soaked puff pastry sweetened with rose water. I hope more people set out to enjoy dinner and experience new culture by trying places like this.

The ambiance is nice, the food is delicious and great service. Plenty of easy free parking !!

My favorite middle eastern restaurant in Vegas. We actually love it so much we catered it for our rehearsal dinner. The staff is always so kind and friendly, the restaurant is clean, the menu is small, but the options are all phenomenal. You will start with fresh homemade bread, we always like to order their eggplant dip and tzatziki to dip, and the meat combo platter is my favorite, comes with lamb chops, chicken kabobs, and ground beef koobideh, and rice. During Ramadan they have a nice dinner buffet as well for a reasonable price. Definitely stop by it's only 10 mins from the strip as well.

Great food and service, ambiance was nice. I tried lentil soup, chicken adana and kunefe. All were delicious. I highly recommend this place.

We had a lovely meal last night. My friend ordered the lentil soup and was a bit surprised not to see any lentils in it but said it was good. Got the appetizer platter. We really liked the Smokey flavor of the one eggplant dish. Everything else was a bit bland. The bread was delicious! The Turkish tea was wonderful and our server was very attentive! We will go back to try other items. You definitely need a reservation on weekends. They fill up quickly.

We were super excited to try this place out since a Turkish friend raved about it. Food was mostly good but the service was just terrible. Food: We ordered the sampler, ground beef pide, chicken Adana, Mediterranean salad, and kunefe. Sampler was ok, the tzatziki was way too thin (almost watered down?) and barely had cucumbers in it. Babaghanoush was tasty and hummus was good as well. The red tomato one was yummy but again too thin. Ground beef pide was amazing. I highly recommend. Hubby really liked the chicken Adana but felt that they could have been a bit more generous with serving size. The Mediterranean salad had way too much oil. I had asked for the dressing on the side and the server said ok but brought it out drenched in dressing. The kunefe was delicious and the small size is definitely shareable for 2-3 people. Service: They had a giant party there the night we were there and all the attention was on them and so the other diners were left unattended. I have a feeling that they knew the owner because people in the party were going behind the bar. It took forever to get our food. And when it did come, we had to ask for plates and utensils. There was one server who kept sticking his hand down his pants to tuck in his shirt and then serve food. At one point, he was also shoving food in his face as he brought food to the tables. There didn't seem to be an assigned server to each table which caused a lot of confusion. Dining room: Floors were very dirty and sticky. The booth that we were seated in was very torn up and one spot had a folded blanket over it because the foam underneath was completely exposed. Moving out of Las Vegas next week so we won't be back but wouldn't have returned even if we were staying in this town. ‍

Highly recommend this place. Great atmosphere delicious food humble owner. Definitely will visit again

My sister had her wedding reception in Maza. I've never really had Turkish food before, and when I tell you the food they serve will please anybody, they will. The quality of the meat and the service was on another level. We especially enjoyed the lamb chops and filet mignon kebabs! Their meat platter is to die for. It is well marinated and the meat is very great quality. The owner is so accommodating and so friendly. I truly recommend this place.

Service; Quick and very attentive to your needs through the dinning experience. Food; Was well seasoned and very filling but not heavy! Loved their desserts

Came to visit Vegas and was pleasantly surprised that they have such a good restaurant. Excellent food and service and nice ambiance. I will definitely come back here when I visit Vegas again!

Food was excellent and the service was even better. Highly recommend, and get the Lamb Chops! You won't be disappointed!

I went to Maza today because I was in the area. I haven't been there in almost two years. I was told they are under a new management. I had a "doner kebab" (that I finished it before thinking of taking a picture), and this chocolate pudding that was made from scratch (according to them). The food was amazing, I highly recommend this place to experience the authentic Turkish cuisine !

this place is a must try i had the turkish tea and the combo plate place looks nice and good location and easy parking thanks maria my server for looking after me

Great place! The food is amazing. We went there for dinner and enjoyed the cozy atmosphere and delicious food. We ordered salmon kebob, tzatziki and the best baba ghanoush I've ever had! Also I want to take a moment to compliment the service we received from Aleksander. He was very friendly and made sure we feel comfortable and enjoy our food. Thank you Alex for the great service. We are coming back!:)

I really love the place, nice people, service fast than expected. Taste is very delicious, will stop by there again, thanks guys :)))

Traveling from California, We had adana kabab and beef pide. Both were great! And the dessert Kunafa at the end was real Turkish taste! Highly recommend this place.

We happened across this gem by chance last night and decided to give it a try. The entire experience was wonderful. The food was amazing, the service be Engin was exceptional, and the restaurant was beautiful. I highly recommend Maza to everyone.

If you are looking for authentic Med-Turk cuisine then look no further my fellow Yelpers. Off the strip and a hidden gem in Sin City. So let it be said... So let it be eaten.

It was just a very bad experience. They didn't have the item I originally wanted to order. So I settled for the Chicken Adana. Then my wife's plate came out 45 mins after my food came. I didn't understand why it took so long for her lamb chops. I am only guessing they had to thaw the meat. The lamb chops were good when it came out. It's the only reason for the 2 stars review. Otherwise it would be less. I asked if they had fountain soda. Everywhere else gives free refills on fountain soda. I asked for 2 refills. When the bill came out, I was charged $3.50 for each drink. It would have been nice to know in advance. Sorry but I am never coming back. I wasted $90 for 2 people.

Who knew this little jewel was in Vegas Baby! Well it is certainly a great place to get your Turkish food fix and you don't need a passport. It's that good I promise. The food is flavorful and delicious and the service is attentive and not overly done. If you go you need to ask for "Alana" she is awesome and makes dining here a pure pleasure. From the appetizers to dessert there was not one thing that was not AWESOME. Flavors, portions and service were some of the best I have experienced. Kudos to the kitchen staff for making some of the best if not the best Turkish food in Vegas. Keep up the amazing work! This is a place I will return to time and time again. We will return and ask for Alana as she was great as were the rest of the team.