Grillicious Grill

this place is closed and therefore should be removed from the middle eastern persian food searches within the valley area…

Great lunch deal. Fresh. The meat wS flavorful and soft. Great hide out for lunch.

they have really yummy koobideh and bargh (sp?) the guy who owns this place is really nice. he’s the only guy i know that actually started talking to john in farsi.

Yum, yum, yum!!! They’re reasonably priced with excellent food. Their hummus was amazing and not salty like others I have tried. The meat is tender and succulent according to my bf. I would definitely come here again.

This place is pricey but it ROCKS! Great food and great atmosphere.

The couple who owns this restaurant is just too cute. I placed an order for pick-​up near closing on a Wednesday night, and when I came in from the cold, the woman offered me tea to warm up!
The food here is pretty good. I had the beef koobideh platter with saffron rice, grilled tomato, wheat lavash, and cucumber yogurt. The beef was well seasoned and grilled to perfection! The salad was nothing special, but went well with the meal. The saffron rice could have been a little more… saffron-​y, but I liked it anyway. The price is pretty awesome too.
This place was hard to find at first, but they’re not kidding when they say they’re behind the liquor store. Not the 7 – 11. The «Liquor Store». I’ll definitely be back. :)

I am a vegetarian, and they made me a super yummy grilled veggie platter — full of flavor and great sides! Tons of food too… took home leftovers.
The service was great. I loved the waitress — really friendly and someone I could see hanging out with! Her dad owns the restaurant, and he is a great chef!
I highly recommend this place. My friends, who eat meat, LOVED their food too! I hope they add more veggie options, but my food was truly excellent. I am a fan!
I would go back there in a heartbeat!

A very small but cozy and comfortable and most important very clean Persian Cuisine Restaurant. This was the first time i go to a Persian restaurant and didn’t feel uncomfortable and left very happy. Grillicious Grill is a family owned place and very unique in it’s own way. The owner: Joe is the nicest guy in the world who runs the place and do most of the cooking along with his wife who I hear ed make the best home made ice cream. They do bake their own bread and it is amazingly delicious, They got everything on the menu from appetizers to sandwiches and entrees. The quality of food and freshness is perfectly the top notch. a lot of items on the menu is home made and I mean real home made. Seriously you’ve got to try and see for yourself. They also serve Hookah’s and you can kick back and smoke some hookah while you drink your best tasting Persian Tea and watch some pop music videos after you’ve had your lunch or dinner. Now the next best thing I really loved and enjoyed the most which I don’t normally see in a typical Persian restaurant, was the customer service. Joe the owner and his daughter (server) will made me feel like I was at home or it seemed like I knew them for years. the young lady, our food server was amazingly nice and so friendly with the most beautiful smile helped us and did everything you could possibly expect from a professional. Again the nicest people, kind, honest, clean, friendly and professional. The food is awesome and the place looks real nice, Now that’s a place I’d be going back a lot for sure even maybe just to stop by and say hi to them. and If you hear from me, you owe it to yourself, go there and check it out and see for yourself.

My boyfriend literally picked this little place on google maps when we had to meet a real estate agent to sign some paperwork. What a find! The lunch special was excellent (and can’t be beat for 5.99!). We even had leftovers to take home! Hummus was yummy and our waitress was super nice and gave some great menu recommendations. A+

Great service and high-​quality at a fair price! I had their Shishlik platter with a side salad, lavash bread and cucumber yogurt for only $ 13. The server, Massa, is gorgeous and friendly, and made me feel like I was at home. Next time I visit I’m going to try their Kubideh Kabob.

The food is middle eastern, with a blend of persian and iranian cuisine. i’m no expert on this type of cuisine, but i know what i don’t like: undercooked food, super cheap utensils and teeny tiny side dishes.
the humus was good. the flavoring/​spices of the steak kabob and chicken was good too. i would have asked them to cook the meats longer but they took forever to get us our food and we were on a work lunch.
the staff was very friendly, and the place was very clean.