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Great persian restaurant! And this is coming from someone half persian... Love the ambiance, service was great. Food was delicious. Only critique is the Shirazi salad seemed too americanized? My Dad is from Shiraz, it was very different than what I am used to.

The food is really good, and the service is suburb. They have plenty of parking space in the back.

The chicken koobideh was actually really good. As a persian I would give the food a 4/5 but the dooq and ice cream were really delicious. Our server Elder was fantastic and took care of us very well. Honestly we had a good time, don't understand the bad reviews about service. Would recommend the mast and chicken koobideh.Dine in: Yes

The food is amazing! We've dined here a few times and the service and food are always on point. The hummus, lamb shank and any of the kabobs are terrific! Everyone raves about the baklava cheesecake but I prefer the pomegranate cheesecake.Parking: Behind the restaurant

What can I say!! The food at Sufi's Kitchen is absolutely delicious. My nephew and niece came to Atlanta for a visit and they treated me to dinner at this restaurant (no exaggeration). I enjoyed every bite I ate and everything was so tasty that you can't help but try all the dishes. 10 out of 10 for every aspect of this meal and for the good service that makes you feel welcome. I can't wait to go back and would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking for a good restaurant in Atlanta.

This restaurant has a lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. The pita was hot, freshly made, and unique. It was delicious with the hummus we ordered, which was creamy and flavored well. When our food came out, I was truly impressed. The chicken kabobs were marinated perfectly. The chicken was lightly charred in the best way and incredibly juicy. The rice was lightly seasoned and delicious. All portions were extremely generous.Honestly, I would ignore the reviews about the atmosphere of this place or poor delivery service. It has nothing to do with the restaurant and the quality of food. Sufi’s is excellent, and by far one of the best meals I have had in a while. If you are in the Atlanta area and are looking for excellent food and service, Sufi’s is the place to check out.

This place is like ‘home’ for us. All of the people who work here are super friendly and super helpful. The food is amazing!! A must try!

One of the best Mediterranean restaurants in the US. Went there twice in a week and the food was amazing. Will definitely be visiting you guys again once I am back in Atlanta

This restaurant is one of the best places to eat Persian cuisine in Atlanta. In my personal opinion their recipe and food is much better and authentic than Rumi’s Kitchen. However it is a smaller and more simpler establishment while Rumi’s is very lavish in their interior and decor. For me Sufi’s dishes are simpler and lighter and more authentic. Specially their Grill platter is fantastic.I would definitely recommend to go their without thinking and enjoy scrumptious food and friendly service.The starters are also more authentic than Rumi’s. The reason why I am only comparing it with Rumi’s is because they are considered the best of Persian cuisine .

I ordered chelokabab soltani with Salad Shirazi for my guests at my house. This was ordered thru Grubhub which was delivered in 30 minutes. But What I received were two pieces of kabob in a small container with salad shirazi on the side but NO BASMATI RICE!!!! I called the restaurant and asked why the rice was missing and the restaurant manager told me that the order did not include basmati rice!!!. Every Persian knows that chelokabob soltani comes with basmati rice. So I asked them to deliver the basmati rice separately to the same address and the manager said I had to order it through GrubHub and pay for it. I was so embarrassed in front of my guest as all Persians know that dinner food is very important for a Persian in front of his or her guests. Please look at the picture and see what a chelokabob soltani looks like from Sufi’s kitchen.