Colbeh

Terrible. Will never go back. Old and ants crawling around. The ambiance is terrible. Good was very poor with no taste. Will probably never return or recc until a renovation and new chef/​management.
Big guy stands by the door and has absolutely no manners of greeting guests

I love Persian food. This was not good Persian food. Not only was it not good BUT it was incredibly expensive. I know it is Kosher but Kosher isn’t 3x more expensive.
Portions are large but food was dry and fairly tasteless.
I tried two types of rice. Plain basmati was tasteless. The one highlight was the rice with dill and beans. It was great.
4 people. 4 entrees no apps.
$ 157 before tip.

Plz don’t waste ur time at the restaurant, the atmosphere is so dark and and prices you see on the menu isn’t what u get on the bill. The chicken kebab was very dry, the taadeeq was oily and disgusting, and the baklava was so old expired tasting. Overall disgusting food!
Ravagh is so much better and fresh!!!

I honestly don’t even know if the food was good because the service was so terrible.
Upon entering the décor was very dated. I came around lunchtime with my coworkers and the restaurant was practically empty. We waited for 10 minutes until a fellow diner had to go into the kitchen and inform the waiter that there were customers outside.
There were marks and imprints on everyone’s glasses on the table. Needless to say, we all ordered soda. When we placed our order for appetizers and entrees, it was only until he brought out one of our appetizers, that he informed us that some of our other orders were unavailable. He brought out substitutes, which was nice I suppose. Thank goodness, because it took quite long for our entrees to come out, meanwhlie there was barely anyone in the restaurant.
The food was okay. Not terrible, but it was overpriced. Overall, I definetly wouldn’t come back.

Ummmmm yeah Ravagh is way better. And its down the street. Albeit its not kosher at Ravagh, but yeah, cant have the cake and eat it.
Still pretty good but make sure you are stocked with some Tums and pepto bismal upon entrance.
UPDATE:
I have lost weight due to the FOOD POISONING I GOT FROM THE PLACE! So, if you enjoy being food poisoned, this is your type of establishment.

Some of the best Persian food (Kosher or not) that I have ever had. Service prettr good too.

I’ve eaten at this location as well as the one in NYC. Can’t say I’ve had a better kosher meal. Really delicious. Love the hummus and the rice appetizer dish. The fruited rice is fabulous. Little bits of cherries. I had sea bass kebob — which was perfect. Great place.

We were invited to a party of about 20 people here so our review needs to take that into account. Having said that we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food and its authentic taste and spices. We travel to Israel frequently and found many of the dishes similar in taste and quality to food we had in upscale Arab themed restaurants. I especially liked the Moroccan Cigars. The only disappointment was the pita bread that like most pita in the US is thin and bland. And surprisingly it is all Kosher.

I love colbeh!!! Their steak skewers, chicken skewers, and salmon is amazing. If you are daring try the tadig :) absolutely delicious. Crispy rice with stew on top. So yummy

Fantastic kebabs and Persian food

our program rented out the place for our holiday party, and it was just the right size. the food was meh, but maybe i just don’t love the style. the good part was that it was all kosher, so everyone in the group could enjoy the full menu.

food is very good here. very good kababs. best deal is to come at lunch time, very quiet, quick service, and generous portions for your buck.
the building and interior furnishings don’t quite match a persian atmosphere though. seems more like a british or german style restaurant. no matter. the food is good and the chairs are deliciously comfortable.