Habib’s Persian Cuisine

Upscale décor. Nice bar. Good food at good price. Average wine list. Great service. Comfort persian food away from the madness of the Strip. Will back next year.

After reading some of the reviews I didn’t want to go there, but I wanted to write my own review so tried. It was very nice decorated place. Food was great. Server Nathan was excellent. Owner came and asked if we liked the food, he was nice. At the end, received a stem red rose, I was so surprised. So, for us, it was great place.

This was probably the worst restaurant experience my family and I had ever had. While the restaurant was still open, we went well before closing but the owner was very rudely rushing us to order and then ordered us to leave. We have never been treated with this disrespect at any restaurant before. please see for yourself by looking at the filtered reviews. This old man needs a serious neuropsych evaluation for his bipolar disorder.

Bad Kebabs & Psychotic Owner Dirty Chit Chat !
The owner, Mr. Habib, had us seated next to the only occupied table in an empty restaurant and served our meals himself. The kebabs (with rice) weren’t good at all and we didn’t finish our dish, however the restaurant looks nice and neat.
Worst part — While eating our meals, the owner kept coming out talking to the two gentlemen sitting next to us in Farsi and in a psychotic like behavior — they sounded friends or knew each others. To our surprise, he was using very very bad words and dialog in Farsi in his conversation with them that totally shocked us. Specially when you are at a dinner table you don’t want to hear words shi #… and stuff like that. In an Iranian culture (almost any culture), this is too rude and absolutely unacceptable, anyway he is a very rude man.
Please Note: On the top of the very expensive bills, there is a big % charge under TAX, this should include the «tip «as well. The «% Tax «is to fool us to add an additional $ for the tip !!
Have you paid attention to those names and locations giving this place 4 or 5 stars? Either they are not much familiar with Persian foods or most of them live in Las Vegas !!

What a wonderful evening out! From the moment we walked in we knew we had chosen the perfect place. The restaurant and ambiance is upscale, the food was outstanding along with the service. And the beautiful roses we were presented with before leaving topped the night!

Cozy upscale family owned Persian restaurant, the owner does the waiter job, kind of has a cute and personal touch to it. The lamb shack was amazingly good. At the end of the meal the owner gave us 3 red rose, to cute, winning the ladies over.

I’m here right now with 9 people. 3 of us are not that hungry and are going to share some meals. This guy is telling me there’s a sharing fee of 5 $. What the. Is a sharing fee? Other than that, food and service was good.

I have a new favorite place. Habib’s encompasses the amazing hospitality of Persia. The food, the service, the atmosphere, and décor are a wonderful experience. The Persian market is a great source for some wonderful foods, spices, oils and the’s. My favorite The is the cardamom, which is a key spice in Chai spiced tea.
I had the classic chicken, boneless moist and flavorful chicken breast, served with lettuce, tomato, cucumbers and radish with a vinaigrette. They also bring butter and fresh bread to your table. order the yogurt cucumber dip or for purists there is a hummus offered on the menu. If the rest of the fare is any indicator, the hummus should be heavenly.
Recommend for finding foodgasm, having a special date, an our place or even a my place.
You will not be disappointing and the prices are incredibly reasonable, Dinner for two with appetizers and drinks and tip came to about 60.00 a terrific investment with an almost impossibly terrific return on satisfaction.

I moved to Las Vegas from San Francisco 2 years ago,
l have tried almost all the Persian restaurants in Las Vegas since then, I love Persian foods, I have to say Habib restaurant by far is the best resurgent I have ever gone to, I am almost there every week!

This place is a hidden gem. The food is delicious, the place is very clean and nicely decorated on the inside, the portions are huge, and Mr. Habib himself is very friendly and inviting. At the end of our night, he gave my friends and I each a rose. I will definitely return the next time I’m in Vegas. Definitely check this place out as it’s better than most places on the strip. A true win-​win.

Firts place to see the resturant put the tip on a behalf of you!!!
Good food, but service is not

Beautiful restaurant the waitress was very nice the owner is somewhat psychotic and comes and yells for no reason and made me feel very uncomfortable being here he also had a foul odor to him. Definitely on the expensive side and mandatory gratuity and mandatory splitting fee

We dine out on average 4 nights a week. It can get pricey here in Sin City but when we found Habibs we found a gem.
Being of Persian descent, I know what this food is supposed to taste like. Just the right spices, fresh vegetables and not too much oil.
One of my all time favorites is Ghormę Sabzi. Its a Khoresht, which means a stew served over piping hot Basmati rice with a smidgen of Saffron.
Habibs Ghorme Sabzi is FANTASTIC.
Fresh and aromatic I was impressed.
The other menu items we’ve tried were slightly hit and miss. Habib is a sweetheart of a man. The food here is a definite solid 4 stars.

This is definitely one of the nicest Persian restaurants I’ve ever seen. They offer a beautiful finding area which is staffed with amicable servers.
The food platters are well prepared with fresh foods. The breads melt in your mouth. The sauces delight your taste buds. The meats were perfectly seasoned!

Last night my friend from Hawaii took me out for my birthday. We felt like Persian, so went to Habib’s. I was shocked the place was nearly empty! The food was off the charts and Habib, himself entertained us from time. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening.
This is a wonderful restaurant but I fear we will loose it if folks don’t come out.
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I’ve always been a fan of Middle Eastern food and when I moved to Las Vegas, I made it a point to seek out a restaurant with Persian cuisine. That’s when I discovered Habib’s. This is a spacious restaurant with an attractive atmosphere. The server was friendly and the menu offered some appealing dishes that I was eager to try. I eventually settled on the hummus appetizer with bread and the chicken kabob. Both were excellent. The hummus had an excellent flavor and perfectly served as a dip for the bread that came with it. The main course was very tasty, with juicy chicken served with rice. Overall, this was a very good meal. My only advice would be to order more of the round soft bread rather than the hard bread that had the texture of a large pretzel and didn’t complement the hummus very well (see picture). Nevertheless, this first meal ensured that I would return.

Unprofessional people, very bad management around here
The food is below average nothing special

Loved my experiences here! On our first visit, we were seated and waited on by Habib himself!
Our food is consistently cooked to perfection, and is absolutely delicious. We also appreciated the photo album provided with the menu, so you can really see what you are getting.
The restaurant itself is beautiful, classy, and of course, clean. The service and food are great and I’m looking forward to going back. I also love the market at the back of the restaurant. I was more than happy to buy some of that delicious Bulgarian feta cheese used on their salads, some Turkish coffee, and a bunch of seasonings.
It’s also worth noting that ladies get a long stemmed rose at dinner… nice touch!
Give this place a try, you’ll be glad you did!

Amazing quality and freshness hidden in an unassuming location. The exterior really doesn’t reflect the prices and service you’ll find here– I can see some people walking in, taking one look at the menu and hightailing it out. I was almost one of them! But BF insisted we stick around, because years ago he was blown away by the food.
I am happy to agree that the food, years later, is still legitimately amazing. The bread basket has three different kinds of pita and other carby deliciousness, which all go perfectly with the HERBS & FETA appetizer ($ 7), plated with fresh mint, tarragon, basil, and vegetables. The KOOBIDEH and CHICKEN KABOB plates ($ 15/​ea) both had heaps of heavenly rice and roasted tomatoes, plus tender and well-​seasoned skewers. The chicken was some of the best I’ve had, juicy and flavorful throughout.
They have a variety of kabob plates and more traditional dishes like stews, but the prices are going to be steeper than you expect– average entrée is $ 20 – 30 but again, the quality is top notch.
The service also deserves a shout out, as the staff are exceedingly professional. Interior is much classier than the location and exterior might suggest. Heavy carved wood chairs, white linen table clothes, fresh flowers on each table. Your date may even get a long-​stemmed rose with the check!
Don’t forget to check out the attached grocery market on your way out.

Best Persian food in Las Vegas hands down. I had the chicken kabab and yogurt and cucumber for lunch. Delicious!
Great service, food and atmosphere. I’m coming back for dinner. :-)
I have no idea why some of the other reviews are bad. Since I’m Persian I know Persian food. This is one of the better restaurant that I’ve been to in a long time.