Alborz Restaurant

I visited for lunch. I ordered Barg and Koobideh. Crispy rice and gheymeh. I liked Barg Kebab, but not the koobideh. It was rubbery and overall not tasted well. The main dishes only have one skewer which for the price of $25 i did expect 2 skewers! The gheymeh on crispy rice seemed old to me and wasn't enough for the price. I ordered Persian saffron ice-cream too which was really good. My check for one person was $63 before tip which was pricey in my opinion. The service was good.

My family and I visited Alborz Restaurant in Tysons hoping for a flavorful Persian dining experience, but unfortunately it didn’t live up to expectations. The food was surprisingly bland and lacked the bold flavors we were anticipating. Even the falooda dessert, which we were excited to try, seemed stale and disappointing. While the service was technically fine, it felt tense at times—especially since we had a few kids with us who got a little loud. The staff kept giving us looks, making it clear this is not a very child-friendly restaurant. Overall, the experience was underwhelming and not very welcoming, and we definitely won’t be returning. For anyone looking for authentic, flavorful Persian cuisine in the area, there are much better options that deliver on taste and a more family-fri

Had Sunday lunch at Alborz and enjoyed, food and friendly staff and quick service. Restaurant can be loud as it’s filled with families enjoying time together. The best Persian food in the area!

This is the authentic Persian food restaurant i dont want to share because it's so good and I don't want this place to get super crowded. The service is great and the food is great, too. You can get some authentic stuff that's not available at other restaurants. Also, there is a huge parking space in the back.

I stopped by Alborz in Vienna late in the evening (around 9:30–10:00 pm) after my original dinner plans fell through when the neighboring restaurant closed early. While it was late and I wasn’t dressed for a formal night out, I was still a paying customer and expected basic courtesy. Unfortunately, my first interaction set a very uncomfortable tone. I was met by a female waitress whose facial expression and body language were openly judgmental. Being stared up and down with what clearly read as disgust made me feel unwelcome immediately. No guest should feel judged the moment they walk through the door. The experience improved once we were assisted by a male waiter, who was courteous, professional, and attentive. His service was the only reason the night didn’t feel like a total loss, an