Mazza
A Middle Eastern and Central Asian restaurant in Midtown Crossing with shared plates and flame-grilled halal kebabs. The dining room is warm with wood-paneled walls, and daily happy hours make lunch and late dinner easy.
Mazza serves Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and Central Asian food at 220 S 31st Avenue in Midtown. The site describes its cooking as inspired by mezze sharing plates and Silk Road flavors, using family recipes and guided by Chef Dilshod. The meats are halal. The restaurant is in the Midtown Crossing area, a short walk from the Blackstone District's restaurants and bars, with the Suite 3101 entrance on 31st Avenue.
The menu begins with mezze such as hummus, baba ghanoush, labneh, dolmeh, falafel and sambooseh, then moves to soups, salads like fattoush and tabbouleh, and a Central Asian noodle dish called lagman. Flame-grilled kebabs are the centerpiece, available in beef, lamb, chicken and salmon, with feasts that come with basmati rice, grilled vegetables and naan.
Dessert options include baklava and chocolate and mascarpone sponge. Many dishes are naturally vegetarian, which helps mixed groups. Mazza offers happy hour pricing for a window in the afternoon and again late in the evening, and online reservations are available. Hours vary by day and it is closed Mondays. The kebab dishes are grilled over flame.
What to order
View the full menu Opens Mazza’s official menu
Good to know
- Meats are halal.
- Happy hour daily 2–5 pm and again 8 pm to close.
- Closed Mondays; Tuesday is dinner only.
- Online reservations available.
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Hours, menus and prices come from Mazza’s own website and can change, so check with them before you go. Back to Restaurants