Sultan Cafe

I, along with my American and Iranian friends, were invited to this restaurant by one of my friends. I must admit without exaggeration that every dish we ordered was exceptional, both in terms of taste and amount of food and cleanliness, and most importantly, the behavior of the staff of this restaurant was extremely kind. And I would definitely recommend you to try it ❤️

This is local hookah bar for immigrant population. Sort of old and hole in the wall. It's a unique atmosphere. It's a man's place.

I went to Sultan Cafe for lunch. Disclaimer - I did not read any previous reviews of this place. So, I was quite surprised when I realized that it really is a Hookah bar first and the food is really secondary. The first thing that I noticed once I stepped inside was that our group was the only table that did not smoke any hookahs. I ordered a kufta lunch plate. It arrived approximately 25 minutes after I ordered it. Unfortunately for me, although the meat was edible , it was extremely overcooked and was extremely dry. The fattoush (which is a salad) was not too bad. The best part of the dish was the cauliflower (although they should have specified that it is bits of cauliflower mixed with mayo). I wanted to objective and ask my fellow dinners what they thought and the best they could answer was that the food was okay. Also, be aware that when you ask for water, they only have bottled water and they do not inform you of that and it was an extra charge. Included in the table was pita bread, but it was also overcooked and dry. A coworker asked if it included any sauce and they brought out hummus for him but didn't let him know it was extra as well. To summarize, the food is edible, but there are many better options available in the area. Most likely, this is a one and done experience for me.