This place is amazing, first of all, the owner(Mustafa Bay) is a perfect human being so kind, friendly, and generous. The food is to die for every time that I go to Vegas for sure I stop by. It's a perfect experience that everyone needs to have The restaurant itself is a very clean and family-friendly place. If there was more star I would've give them

Recommended by a family to check this place out. We made a reservation which is good to make sure they were ready for us. Service is slow, so be prepared to be here for a while . Not quick and go. Food is good and delicious. Everything we got was delicious. You get complimentary hot tea so that was good. If you like to try new food, definitely check it out.

We stumbled across a Tiktok video review of this place and decided to try it out! The food was DELICIOUS and exceeded our expectations! Took a bit for the dishes to come out, but that's to be expected when they're making pretty much everything fresh and with love! A member of the staff (I believe manager/owner) asked us about our experience and what brought us to try it. He was so sweet and helpful and gave us 2 desserts on the house because they forgot to order it when we first asked. Just the sweetest man! I wish I'd taken pictures of the food before we ate. It looked just as good as it tasted!

Love this place! My friend and I wanted to try Turkish tea so we found this place online and decided to try it out. The service was amazing, everyone there was so friendly and attentive. Not sure if it was the owner but he came to our table to see that everything was great and it was, he made small talk and recommended a popular Turkish dessert since it was our first time there, and it was yummy. Then I saw he went to each table as well to greet other as well. It was so nice to see that. Makes me feel appreciated. We will definitely go back to try new things on their menu. Definitely Recommend.

Turkish Delight: A Must-Try Restaurant Experience After hearing rave reviews for so long, I finally made it to Maza! The place itself was spacious with ample parking, making it a breeze to get in and out. We began our culinary journey with a taste of Turkish tradition: a cup of strong Turkish coffee. It was exactly what I needed, and for those who prefer a lighter option, they also offered complimentary Turkish tea, which was delightful. Freshly baked bread was served alongside our meal, and it was incredible! Warm, soft, and perfect for scooping up all the deliciousness to come. The star of the show for me was the chicken Adana Kabob. The chicken was cooked to absolute perfection - incredibly juicy and bursting with flavor. It had been a while since I'd had such tender, flavorful meat. But the wait was worth it, because next up was the lamb shank - and let me tell you, it was the MVP (Most Valuable Plate) of the entire meal. An absolute must-try! The meat was incredibly tender and flavorful, practically melting in your mouth. We simply couldn't resist ending the night on a sweet note, so we shared a Kunefe and some Baklava. The Kunefe was a revelation - a crispy, cheese-filled pastry drenched in sweet syrup - and the Baklava was flaky, nutty, and everything you'd expect from this classic dessert. Maza is a must-try for anyone looking for an authentic and delicious Turkish dining experience. From the friendly service to the incredible food, it was an evening to remember. I can't wait to go back and explore more of their menu!

I've heard of Maza for years and finally decided to try it with some friends and my kids. We were at an odd time, right after school, and while the place was empty there was music playing (Sibel Can) which is a huge plus for me. I ordered Beyti Kebob, my son ordered the Kebob Combo, my daughter got the Lahmacun and our friends got chicken kebobs. We also ordered an appetizer platter. The food was great, authentic and fresh with wonderful presentation, but it was a bit bland for my tastebuds because I cook Turkish food at home every day and like it saltier and spicier . The warm FRESHLY baked pide was amazing!! The server was super nice, I loved the ambiance and enjoy my time there. I think they could use an update on their decor at some point, but overall, it's really the most authentic Turkish/middle-eastern restaurant in town!!

Tried this place again after almost a year, and again, I liked it very much, this time I tried different food, the kebab they call Alexander (iskender) was delicious, very well done, and the desert kunefe was super sweet. I also had Ayran drink. Service was very good. Staff was very friendly, price is OK. There is plenty of parking in front of the restaurant. Restroom was clean. They also gave me 2 cups of free Turkish tea at the end.

I've been going here for over a year now and it is so under rated, a hidden gem! The food here is so good from the quality to the recipe and taste. It's worth the drive for me since i dont live close. I've been serviced by a few different gentlemen and the new face today was very friendly inquisitive and generous.

What an incredibly unique experience matched with impeccable service! To start the meal off they provide complimentary specialty bread and seasoned olive oil. I decided to go for the Manti, Turkish dumplings immersed in a tangy yogurt-tomato sauce and filled with beef (the beef was a nuanced flavour profile). The sauce itself provides both rich flavor and a touch of dramatic flair (for the taste buds). The Maza Beyti Kebab, a new favorite of mine, beef encased in a delicate bread, all complemented by a delightful yogurt based sauce. Lastly, I went for the Pide Doner, a scrumptious creation featuring heaps of mozzarella baked within a flatbread alongside beef. To enhance the experience, a side of fermented onions provided the perfect crunch and a tangy vinegary kick. The flatbread itself was reminiscent of a Philly cheese steak, but even better (with savory bread too)! A pleasantly surprising moment occurred while we were discussing the idea of indulging in baklava. Mere moments later, our server arrived with a complimentary plate of baklava, a gesture that didn't go unnoticed. The baklava itself was exquisitely sweet and flaky, with delightful hints of nuttiness. The restaurant ambiance perfectly complemented the culinary journey, exuding a tasteful and understated Middle Eastern vibe. The deep red furnishings contributed to the warm atmosphere, and the establishment's cleanliness and spaciousness further added to the positive experience! All together our food was around $81 which isn't bad at all, we left so full and had 2 small boxes filled with leftovers!

Restaurant has ample parking and has good sized tables for large groups. Our table ordered quite a few things. My order was the Doner Kebab which is on weekends only. The meat was fresh but I felt it lacked a lot of seasoning. I wasn't impressed overall with the service, I had asked for water and it took almost 15 mins to get 2 cups of water. I then asked for spicy chili sauce because I was finding the food bland and it took 10 mins to get that. They brought only 1 when I asked for 3. They said they would bring more and never did. They then came back 15 min later and said they ran out and forgot to come tell us. The lentil soup was a big hit and I highly recommend trying that. Also the Combo Kebab was pretty tasty as well. The french fries aren't seasoned so I would ask for some side sauce to dip. The Pide with ground beef was also pretty tasty. Although the food was pretty good, I was disappointed with the service. I would come eat here again to give it another try, but I would probably try other options out first. The food is halal, which is great for those with dietary restrictions. They also have prayer mats for anyone that needs to observe prayer time. Check them out for yourself!