Kendall L.
9/9/2025
Laziza is truly a neighborhood gem. Some of my go-to dishes are the Basturma Chicken, Ali Nazik Kebab, and the Persian Forbidden Rice. Even the hand-cut fries hit different -- especially with...
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306 Malcolm X Blvd
Brooklyn, NY 11233
Laziza, located in Brooklyn, NY, offers a unique experience combining falafel, funk music, and good times. Specializing in cocktails and mezze inspired by the flavors of Lebanon, Turkiye, Iran, and the broader Middle East, Laziza sets itself apart with its dimly-lit ambiance reminiscent of late-night bars.
Whether you're a local resident or a curious passerby, Laziza welcomes you to indulge in a fusion of flavors and cultures, making it your newest go-to spot for a memorable night out. With a focus on creating a vibrant atmosphere through delicious food, eclectic music, and a diverse crowd, Laziza promises an experience that embodies the essence of a hidden gem.
Stay connected with Laziza on social media and sign up for their mailing list to stay informed about weekly specials, upcoming events, and guest DJs. Located at 306A Malcolm X Blvd, Brooklyn, Laziza invites you to join them in embracing the funk and discovering a new level of enjoyment.
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Miranda M.
8/25/2025
A really wonderful addition to the neighborhood. Come here for great vibes, drinks and music! The menu here is fun and has a little something for everything. The drink menu is even more standout....
Vincent W.
6/12/2025
This eatery is hip, romantic, and bustling. From the analog turn table dj to the tasty appetizers and entrees, I understand the hype. A local restaurant within an active small Brooklyn strip....
Ann L.
5/8/2025
Finally, a great Mediterranean spot in Bed-Stuy! - Super fun interior, I imagine this would have been your neighborhood bar in 1970s Lebanon. - Delicious and refined dishes: love and recommend...
Alan S.
12/10/2024
The word "laziza" and its derivatives connote deliciousness across the Arabic linguistic sphere of influence, as far east as Urdu's "lazeez," and as far west as Turkish's "lezzetli." Right here in...
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