Kaza Maza Restaurant

We were looking for different cuisine to eat. We traveled an 1 hr. This is a family owned business. Great atmosphere, nice music, the waitress was very friendly and took her time to explained the menu. The food was hot and delicious. I definitely recommend. You will not be disappointed.

They serve the best Mediterranean food in town. The staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable. All meat served is halal. Their “mixed grill baked in a pita” is delicious, offering great quantity and quality. Highly recommended!

My most favorite restaurant in the USA—what more can I say? I lived in Rhode Island and later New York for seven years and loved visiting this place for their mansaf and halawat jibn. No one can beat the taste. I moved to Illinois, and after three years, I returned for a two-day visit to see a friend. The very first place I wanted to go was here. The taste and quality have only gotten better, and I was so glad they recognized me.

They ruined a good place. We now have to eat and smell Shisha because they opened up the separation wall. They even started to charge for the free cheap Lipton tea. Bad business decisions and layout decisions. Prices. Service is very slow. Some meals take 45 minutes.

I liked it here! Cheese pie was such a cute and cheap treat! $2.50. Highly recommend that. The little starters are excellent ; the little chips and dip with hummus and baba ganoush with toasted/fried pita chips. their sandwiches are like a grilled wrap with fries and sides and sauces. That was nice. I like these style of fries. Good amount of sauces come with stuff. Plenty of seating and cute decor. Hookah on half the restaurant which is nice but it doesn’t seem to maybe not get cold enough On the other side because of that. It has too much ventilation that the other side can’t keep up. They should install some type of door.