Rayoog Cafe

Phenomenal Turkish food and even better service! We had the Mamas Tray, Shakshuka Egg and Turkish coffee. All the tastes were perfect complements of one another other. So yummy! Can’t wait to be back! Gluten free (gf) options available.

- ashley luz -

My first time there. First impression wasn't great as the table cloth was dirty from the previous guests and it wasn't changed. However, the water they brought was delicious in a small pitcher with fresh mint and fruit. The Turkish coffee was authentic and delicious. I forgot about the tablecloth. Food: I got the eggs with salami and the salami boat. Both were delicious. Service was prompt and friendly. I'll be back.

- Bob Gilbert -

Our nephew is visiting and was running errands and since we agreed to meet for lunch he was in charge of finding a place. Man! What a great find. Came in and talked to our server Aiman, he suggested this sample dish to share and man o man, he was right. It was delicious. Hummus , my hummus… this is the best hummus I’ve ever had. The sweet cream with pastries with the mango jam! Every thing was amazing. Thank you Aiman.

- Juan Restrepo -

Rayoog Cafe in Chandler offers a truly special take on Middle Eastern breakfast and brunch. The cafe has a charming, cozy atmosphere that immediately makes you feel welcome. Service was excellent—attentive without being rushed—and the food was outstanding. The highlight for me was the toast flight, which offered a creative variety, but the Kahi and Kemer absolutely stole the show. The flaky puff pastry was light, golden, and irresistibly delicious. Paired with their beautifully fragrant tea, it made for a memorable and satisfying brunch. Rayoog is a gem I’ll be recommending to anyone looking for unique and flavorful Middle Eastern food in the Valley.

- Julie Vo -

Absolutely love Rayoog Cafe! You can truly tell the food is made with love, everything tastes fresh, comforting, and thoughtfully prepared. The tea is perfect, flavorful, and soothing, and the overall menu feels warm and homey. It’s a perfect place for families, with a welcoming atmosphere that makes everyone feel comfortable. The staff is kind and attentive, which adds to the great experience. Highly recommend this spot for quality food, amazing tea, and a place that feels like home

- Ella Al Maliki -

We came on a Saturday for brunch and the place was full. We chose the patio and it was a little warm in September so the owners provided some fans. The food was fantastic. I had the shakshuka with eggs. The owners and the staff was so happy and fun and the atmosphere was happy. I’ll definitely be back.

- Ryan Winkle -

Rayoog Cafe delivers a breakfast experience that’s unlike anything else in Phoenix. The centerpiece—a stunning copper samovar—really sets a warm, communal vibe as soon as you sit down. Surrounding it, you’ll find an impressive variety of small dishes: creamy labneh, fresh cheese, hummus sweetened with honey, rich preserves, tangy olives, pickled vegetables, and fresh-baked bread perfect for dipping and sharing. The layout instantly feels inviting, encouraging conversation and connection over truly flavorful bites. Being candid, though—the logistics weren’t perfect. Our group of four was placed at a table that felt cramped for all the food and drink, and the cafe was packed during our visit. Service was slow; it took a full half hour just to get our food, and plenty more time for simple refills or requests. For anyone used to well-organized school events, or those who value efficiency, that delay stands out—especially when you’re hungry and eager to dive into the meal. The overall atmosphere was bustling, so be ready for crowd noise. Despite these hiccups, the shareable breakfast tray still made the experience feel special—like a collaborative moment with colleagues or friends, reminiscent of committee work or team gatherings. Rayoog excels in offering something memorable and interactive, but be prepared to wait if you come during busy hours, and expect a tight fit if dining with a group. The quality and presentation make it worth trying, but go in knowing it’s more about savoring the morning together than quick service.

- Will -

Everything was delicious! We received great service and tried basically the whole menu so you don’t have to (but you absolutely should!) None of the food was oily or heavy - we ate sooo much and still feel good. Definitely all fresh ingredients! We got the Arabic Way breakfast (subbed the sausage egg for shakshuka which was a $3 up charge), the feta salad, the Zatar boat bread, turkish coffee. The majority of the things you see here are from the Arabic way breakfast, which has a lot of side dishes included. Our favorites - 1. zatar bread boat - we asked for this to be Zatar and cheese, which was delicious and flavorful! 2. The shakshuka - sooooo flavorful! Got our eggs over easy! 3. The falafel was so fresh and delicious and perfectly crisp! Things I’d skip next time: - the feta salad - the bread wasn’t crispy and it wasn’t as flavorful and rich as some of the other things. Overall, so delicious! The family is so sweet and friendly and helpful, and everything was amazing! We’ll be back!!

- Aakriti Agrawal Kim -