Rezaz Mediterranean Cuisine

The food was absolutely delicious. No complaints about it! Everything had distinct seasoning. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and my grandmother was happy. I started off with a "pomegranate pick me up" and it was so strong that my grandma had to drink it lol. Grandma chose the cauliflower as her first meal and loved it. I tasted her vegan ravioli and was pleasantly surprised with how delicious it was. I chose a short rib meal (ate that when I got home. We were too full) and it was Soo heavy! So good, but definitely only get it if you're very hungry. The food came in perfect portions, too. My only issues were the noise level and the wait for food. But, our waiter even snagged us some reading glasses when my grandmother forgot hers in the hotel and almost started crying. So, his dopeness made up for it. The duck matzo ball soup warmed my soul.

This is a place we passed a few times but moved on because of the time and/or line. We hit the mark this time and it was fantastic. The decor is clean and inviting and the food was off the charts for taste and uniqueness. Finding a menu like this in a smaller city is a treat; don't pass it up. I watch a lot of food shows and have a fascination with Morrocan tagine cooking. It's on the menu at Rezaz and it is one I would do twenty-five times over. My companions were equally happy with their entrees and the lemon curd cake is a no-fail finish. Set aside a few hours and enjoy a fine, unique dinner with friends at Rezaz. The plaque in the restroom expresses a value worth mentioning: Common decency should drive our interactions with our fellow travellers; we shouldn't 'need' laws to compel us to do the obvious. It goes way beyond handwashing. Great message, great place.