Tin Angel Cafe

Our next restaurant is

The Tin Angel Cafe

365 West 400 South
Wednesday, April 2ND 7:30 pm

Make sure to RSVP by Monday, March 31st 6:00 pm if you want to come.

Please review the other dining rules here.

John's Mazza Review

When we first arrived we were escorted to a designated waiting area while our table was being prepared. Nothing I hate worse than waiting by the entry having to dodge all the people coming and going. Even though we only had to wait a few minutes it was a nice change. Once we arrived at our table we had some time survey the restaurant as we waited for Dianna and Travis to arrive. The décor was tastefully done in a Moroccan style with bright color fabrics and some cool lanterns over each table. I ordered a lamb and rice dish which was descent but nothing spectacular. For Mediterranean food it seemed to be tamed down to appease the masses. Also the prices seemed to be a little high for what you got. Overall it was descent meal but nothing I would go out of my way for.
John-

Mazza Review

When dining at Mazza, be prepared for a variety of flavors and spices.

Travis and I were a little apprehensive about eating at Mazza. I had only heard good things, but we are the world’s pickiest eaters. Neither of us had ever eaten Middle Eastern food before.

After telling the waitress it was our first time there, she offered us numerous suggestions.
I decided to start with the potatoes Harra. It was a fairly large serving of cubed potatoes cooked in a variety of spices. It was the perfect amount of flavor for a picky girl like me.

For my entree I choose the Chicken and potatoes Mutabbak which came with a side salad and rice. The salad had a very peppy house dressing. The chicken and potatoes were thinly sliced and layered with onions and a sweet and tangy sauce.

Overall I enjoyed dining at Mazza. It wasn’t as scary as I thought it would be. I am sure I will go again in the future.