Mazi — Restaurant in Town of Red Hook

Terrible food, clueless staff. Was sat at a table that was next to a window, we were baking in the sun and when I asked to lower the blinds we were told “that’s as low as they go, sorry” here’s a tip for the staff... why don’t you offer up one of the other empty tables.. or get blinds that work.. appetizer was dry, tasteless and room temp as if it had been sitting out. I ordered the grill platter and received mushy gyro meat, unbelievably dry chicken skewers and a giant dry inedible burger patty.. also a couple over cooked french fries..nje of it had seasoning or salt even… I had to request the included salad after it wasn’t provided and they gave us a small side of pita for only one entree, even though the menu stated they all came with a side pita.. you can’t even order a beer or cocktail since they still don’t have a permit.. yet we were given a cocktail menu.. the place is just a terrible restaurant. With totally clueless staff. Waste of time and money. Wish I could give...

A Hidden Greek Gem in Red Hook – Mazi is a Must!

If you’re craving authentic Greek food that transports you straight to the roots of the Mediterranean without having to leave the Hudson Valley, do not miss the chance to experience Mazi in Red Hook, NY. From the moment you walk in, you’re in for something truly special.

Taso and his incredible team take you on a culinary journey that balances tradition with creativity—every bite feels like a loving nod to Greece. The energy and passion behind the food are palpable, and Jeremy behind the bar crafts drinks that are absolutely to die for—fresh, vibrant, and perfectly paired with the meal.

From the front of the house to the kitchen, the experience is flawless. The vibe is warm and welcoming, the food is exceptional, and the overall experience is one you’ll be talking about long after you leave.

I highly recommend this amazing spot—Mazi is more than a restaurant; it’s a journey. Don’t sleep...

My sister and I were at Mazi to celebrate our nieces 51st birthday, and since she really enjoys Greek/Mediterranean fare, this was something we were all looking forward to.

For weekend dinner time, we were surprised how sparse the crowd was, and that the reservations we had made weren't that necessary.

We were seated promptly, and our server came to the table shortly thereafter. We were given drink menus and were ready to order something fun when she told us that, due to a liquor license issue, the bar was temporarily closed. Okay, let's try an appetizer... We ordered a cheese dish flambeed trackside. That was good, but the waitress said she'd bring out some pita to accompany it... that arrived well after we finished the app.

The main course was plentiful and tasty, if not particularly well presented. And we skipped dessert.

Mediocre and disappointing. Too bad. We were hoping for...