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Divan Grill & Lounge is a Persian and Mediterranean restaurant in Tustin, California, serving authentic Persian cuisine made with fresh ingredients. Our menu features traditional kabobs, rice dishes, and Mediterranean specialties. We offer dine-in, takeout, online ordering, catering, and live entertainment on select nights.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 303 El Camino Real, Tustin, CA 92780
Phone: (714) 725-7233
Website: https://www.divangrillandlounge.com/
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Reservations: divangrillandlounge.com
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Tarek Azzam
Had an amazing night at Divan Grill and Lounge! The food was absolutely delicious — full of flavor and beautifully presented. The whole place has such a fun, energetic vibe that makes you want to stay all night. Big shoutout to the ownership and staff — super friendly, welcoming, and on point with the service.
Special love to DJ Hannah— she absolutely *killed it*! Her music selection was fire, with the perfect mix of *Persian, Arabic, Turkish, Indian, English* and more. She knows how to read the crowd and create a vibe that keeps everyone dancing and vibing. Her energy is contagious and really adds soul to the place.
If you’re looking for great food, amazing music, and a night to remember — *Divan is the spot*. Highly recommend!
… moreSpecial love to DJ Hannah— she absolutely *killed it*! Her music selection was fire, with the perfect mix of *Persian, Arabic, Turkish, Indian, English* and more. She knows how to read the crowd and create a vibe that keeps everyone dancing and vibing. Her energy is contagious and really adds soul to the place.
If you’re looking for great food, amazing music, and a night to remember — *Divan is the spot*. Highly recommend!
Alen Mojaver
We stopped for lunch at Divan Restaurant on our way back to San Diego and had a wonderful experience. We ordered the sultani kebab, and it was absolutely delicious—tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. It truly reminded us of the classic kebabs from Tehran Bazaar.
The service was excellent, warm, and attentive. We would definitely recommend this restaurant and would happily stop by again.
… moreThe service was excellent, warm, and attentive. We would definitely recommend this restaurant and would happily stop by again.
Yoshi B.
I had no idea Old Town Tustin had Persian food until visiting Divan Grill & Lounge the other night for a birthday dinner!
The restaurant is hidden away on a corner street in the area and has casual and relaxed vibes, with many hookah vessels available within the restaurant. But the food and service are solid!
Even with a large group, the service and food was paced reasonably. And the food was enjoyable. We got to try a trip of dips – tzaziki, hummus, and warm eggplant. The tzaziki was really refreshing and the eggplant was a nice warm hug in the mouth – so a nice contrast. The hummus was creamy and smooth and the flavor was decent too.
For the main entrees, we had the salmon, chicken, and beef koobideh. The salmon had crispy skin and was pretty flaky but more well cooked. The chicken was tender (seemed to be mostly thighs, which I’m a fan of) and very flavorful. And the beef koobideh was also very tender and probably my favorite bite of the night.
Overall, a solid option for Persian food in the area, and very accommodating to large groups. It’s worth visiting if you’re in the area, especially if you want to try something different from the many Asian and Italian places nearby.
… moreThe restaurant is hidden away on a corner street in the area and has casual and relaxed vibes, with many hookah vessels available within the restaurant. But the food and service are solid!
Even with a large group, the service and food was paced reasonably. And the food was enjoyable. We got to try a trip of dips – tzaziki, hummus, and warm eggplant. The tzaziki was really refreshing and the eggplant was a nice warm hug in the mouth – so a nice contrast. The hummus was creamy and smooth and the flavor was decent too.
For the main entrees, we had the salmon, chicken, and beef koobideh. The salmon had crispy skin and was pretty flaky but more well cooked. The chicken was tender (seemed to be mostly thighs, which I’m a fan of) and very flavorful. And the beef koobideh was also very tender and probably my favorite bite of the night.
Overall, a solid option for Persian food in the area, and very accommodating to large groups. It’s worth visiting if you’re in the area, especially if you want to try something different from the many Asian and Italian places nearby.
Quinn Calvert
One of the few options open late after an evening shopping spree at the nearby microcenter.
Unfortunately, despite the authentic menu, the quality of the Barg Kebab was questionable at best. I’m not sure if I just don’t like the seasoning/marinade or if the meat had started to go bad, but it has an very strong metallic, bitter note that certainly didn’t jive with how Barg Kebab’s flavor was described online.
The rice and pickled onions were good, but it the portion of the kebab was extremely small for the price of the entre and cheap cut off meat (flank steak). Not that I necessarily would’ve wanted a second one with the off flavor, but for the price it should’ve had double the meat.
Atmosphere was interesting. I didn’t notice that it was a hookah lounge, but that’s on me, so the second hand smoke from different scents mixing may have contributed to the odd flavors of the meal’s. About midway through, a waitress(?) came out with a dance show that was a bit disruptive but neat to see all the other patrons getting into it.
The best part about my visit was definitely the unlimited hot tea with a piece of baklava. A bit on the small side for the baklava, but it was delicious and paired nicely with the lightly floral, unsweetened tea.
Not sure if I can really recommend the place, given the other reviews (which I only saw after ordering) complaining about similarly poor food quality, but given the other patrons that came while I was here, if you want authentic Persian dishes or enjoy hookah, it’s worth a try.
… moreUnfortunately, despite the authentic menu, the quality of the Barg Kebab was questionable at best. I’m not sure if I just don’t like the seasoning/marinade or if the meat had started to go bad, but it has an very strong metallic, bitter note that certainly didn’t jive with how Barg Kebab’s flavor was described online.
The rice and pickled onions were good, but it the portion of the kebab was extremely small for the price of the entre and cheap cut off meat (flank steak). Not that I necessarily would’ve wanted a second one with the off flavor, but for the price it should’ve had double the meat.
Atmosphere was interesting. I didn’t notice that it was a hookah lounge, but that’s on me, so the second hand smoke from different scents mixing may have contributed to the odd flavors of the meal’s. About midway through, a waitress(?) came out with a dance show that was a bit disruptive but neat to see all the other patrons getting into it.
The best part about my visit was definitely the unlimited hot tea with a piece of baklava. A bit on the small side for the baklava, but it was delicious and paired nicely with the lightly floral, unsweetened tea.
Not sure if I can really recommend the place, given the other reviews (which I only saw after ordering) complaining about similarly poor food quality, but given the other patrons that came while I was here, if you want authentic Persian dishes or enjoy hookah, it’s worth a try.
Karina Garcia
We were served old hummus! That old lemony rusted taste! Terrible! Then the rice was not cooked the way we had ordered it. Asked for it again and was charged twice for their fault! I was not in the mood to complain, two plates and two wrong orders for us a total of $$$$137.00 dollars very disappointing, this was not going to ruin our weekend though but be aware that they will charge you for THEIR own mistakes!! Be aware don’t say You were not warned. I suggest a better option NAAN AND KABON THEY NEVER DISSAPOINT!
… moreParastoo Amini
We had lunch here recently, it was raining outside we asked if they have a smoking free space which they didn’t but they were nice enough to take hookahs outside. The food was great, staff were super nice, I would definitely go back!
… moreSoukna Hamade
We came here during our vacation to California. It’s amazing . The food is delicious. Very big portions . They have Shisha which is awesome. The owners are super friendly and very good service. Highly recommend if you live in California or visiting
… morehelen saisan
It was a very horrible and not well done kabobs. The service was terrible to pick up. The portion of foods weren’t enough for the dinner order. I wasn’t happy and even, I called the owner wasn’t helpful . Please everyone stays away from this place that’s why this place is empty, and nobody is going there.
… moreMaria Gabriela
I rarely leave negative reviews, but this place was honestly terrible.
Nothing we ordered was good — not even the teas, which is surprising. The food was disappointing, the quality didn’t match the price, and the whole experience just felt like a waste of money.
The restaurant is kind expensive, and for what they charge, you’d expect much better.
I really wouldn’t recommend it. Save your money and go somewhere else.
… moreNothing we ordered was good — not even the teas, which is surprising. The food was disappointing, the quality didn’t match the price, and the whole experience just felt like a waste of money.
The restaurant is kind expensive, and for what they charge, you’d expect much better.
I really wouldn’t recommend it. Save your money and go somewhere else.
Oscar Gonzalez
Came to this place by invitation from a friend. To our surprise, this was a great spot. The food was delicious, they have live music on the weekends and the owners are on-site and are very attentive.
The koobideh, the kabobs and the rice are amazing. I highly recommend them.
… moreThe koobideh, the kabobs and the rice are amazing. I highly recommend them.