LAVASH BAR-B-QUE — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Absolutely amazing experience at Lavash Barbecue! 🔥 The food is incredibly flavorful, tender kebabs, perfectly seasoned meats, and fresh lavash bread that tastes like it just came out of a traditional oven. The portions are generous and everything is fresh, juicy, and full of authentic Armenian flavor. The staff is warm and welcoming, and you can really feel the passion they put into their food and hospitality. The atmosphere is cozy and feels like home, you don’t just eat here, you enjoy the whole experience. If you’re looking for delicious barbecue, fresh ingredients, and true Armenian hospitality, this place is a must-try. I’ll definitely be coming back again and...

The food had absolutely no taste!! My daughter and I both ordered Lulu Kebab and let me tell u the meat didn’t even look cooked, and neither was the rice!! I had also ordered taboula and omg no taste whatsoever!! I kept having to add salt and pepper to give it some flavor but still nothing. I asked for lemon for the taboula, he said they don’t have lemons!! The place is cool and clean but food wise omg it was $58 down the drain. I was embarrassed to say anything to them 🥺 and I felt bad throwing food away, so I went and gave it to a homeless person. I have ate at so many kebab places and I myself make it as well, but sorry this was the worst food...

The meat was good, the rice was good. But the sides, 3 slices of tomato, some red onion and side of ranch with katchup, instead of hummus tomato and pepper, and for 25 dollars. @20 dollars a plate it's pushing the limits of price gouging. Everything ends with 99 cents is somewhat/heavy disrespectful to the customers. You're not selling used cars, you're selling fresh food. I'm not sure how this business model can remain sustainable in this area. For most it's a one and done type of experience. I hope they can adjust accordingly, otherwise I don't see a bright future. Food businesses fail because of facts,...