Lavash - San Andreas

The atmosphere is cool and the staff are really nice so is the service. We ordered chicken and koobideh kabob with salad; the chicken was great, koobideh is so so, but the appetizer plate isn’t as it used to be; missing walnut, grapes, and the lavash bread was very stale.

We were deciding where to eat and settled on Lavash, a Persian spot. The outdoor sidewalk patio area is cute but didn't see any heaters only a few blankets). No lunch options sadly. Armenian coffee $5.00 USD) 2x Kashk e bademjan $9.00 USD) lavash bread was a touch dry, eggplant dip was solid. Bademjan $27.00 USD) lamb was slightly dry, eggplant was great. Lavash special $53.00 USD) rice was nice and buttery. Chicken slightly overcooked. The mixed ground beef lamb skewer were better. Lamb chop were easily the best bites. Taste of Persia $57.00 USD) beef fillet was nicely cooked.Decent Persian eats but pricey. Nothing we can't find back home. 3.5 stars.

Absolutely amazing, I’m used to amazing Persian food since I live in LA but this place went beyond my expectations.Also the service is too notch, the hostess and waitress provided phenomenal service.

We just arrived from Dublin-Ireland to attend the Irish movie festival here in SF, long haul and carving Persian rice while trying to adjust to the jet lag. We tried to call to reserve a table but the call was not going through so we decided to drive there anyway, thinking how busy can a Persian restaurant be… boy we were wrong! The owner was a lovely lady who tried her best and managed to give us a table on the lovely patio outside. The food, the service and the atmosphere just did our day! I Highly recommend this place!

I recently had the pleasure of dining at an Iranian gem in San Francisco that left my taste buds singing with delight. This hidden culinary treasure boasts an impressive array of delectable dishes that elevate Persian cuisine to a whole new level. From succulent kebabs to flavorful stews, each plate was a symphony of authentic flavors, prepared with evident skill and passion.The ambiance of the restaurant transported me to the heart of Iran, with its charming décor and inviting setting. The warm lighting and traditional accents created an enchanting atmosphere that perfectly complemented the exquisite cuisine.However, I must admit that the experience was slightly marred by the lackluster customer service. The waitstaff, unfortunately, seemed disengaged and inattentive, which was disappointing given the overall exceptional quality of the establishment. While the food and ambiance were unparalleled, the subpar service left a noticeable gap in an otherwise outstanding dining experience.Despite this shortcoming, the restaurant's culinary prowess and captivating ambiance make it a must-visit for anyone seeking an extraordinary taste of Iran in the heart of San Francisco.