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09/02/2026
it’s with a moderately weighted heart that i get to announce mazal will be officially closing its doors the weekend of november 13, over 6 years after we opened in 2020. hopefully this is enough time to get at least one last visit in; there will not be a mazal 2.0.
please understand this is a good break that we are very much looking forward to, and we are closing on our own terms. although this has been the most rewarding experience of my life, i have slaved away here with my family for the better part of a decade (including the several years it took to build the restaurant from scratch with my father) and we’ve definitely earned the sabbatical. my fam & i have collectively decided we want to take advantage of a rare opportunity we have this year to shut down, take a long ass break, and travel and enjoy life quietly for a while.
i’ll personally be going off the grid for a few months after we close. if you wanna find me, i’ll more than likely be doing my best anthony bourdain impression ripping local heaters in some foreign country looking for new concept inspo in the form of fungus based psychedelics.
i thank so many you all so much for 6+ years of love. it’s been the most fulfilling stretch of my life, and i wouldn’t trade a second of it for the world. can’t wait to see you all one last time in the name of hummus & pita.
much love, tal, owner of mazal ’20 - ’26
08/28/2026
for all the cumin beet heads out there we brought it back in limited supply for this weekend. available as of right now 😤
07/29/2026
locally sourced homegrown (farmed?) honey AVAIL NOW at the spot come thru for natures most organic allergy mediation. 4oz jars of wildflower italian honeybee honey 🍯
06/18/2026
tomorrow. friday june 19th. 12pm noon. doors open at 11am for the maz watch party 🇺🇸
🦅 vs 🦘
i only paid $45 for this inflatable kangaroo btw deal of the century if u ask me
06/05/2026
real ones know missing an absolute sitter is just as bad as a missed pour. this is a world cup adjacent account for the next 45 days get used to it
05/14/2026
if anyone needs tips on where to go out on the east side i got you
05/08/2026
everybody wake tf up it’s bday!!!! 😤😤🥳🥰🤪🤠 EVERYTHING you like to eat at mazal is 100% due to her so everybody wish her the happiest bday and show her the most love ever bc she deserves it and so much more. love u mom can’t wait to eat like 20+ different varieties of pastries over the next 72 hours. buckle up & strap in because we’re keeping this train moving all the way through mother’s day 🌸
03/07/2026
this isn’t my hottest take, but it’s definitely not my coldest.
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110 N. San Fernando Road
Los Angeles, CA
90031
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| Tuesday |
4:30pm - 10pm |
| Wednesday |
4:30pm - 10pm |
| Thursday |
4:30pm - 10pm |
| Friday |
4:30pm - 10pm |
| Saturday |
4:30pm - 10pm |
| Sunday |
4:30pm - 10pm |
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What people say
Mazal, located on N. San Fernando Road in Los Angeles, is a must-visit for anyone looking for delicious vegetarian cuisine with an Israeli twist. The restaurant boasts a delightful variety of natural and fresh ingredients that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, making it the perfect place to enjoy a meal with friends or family.
One thing that sets Mazal apart from other restaurants is their commitment to using only the freshest ingredients in their dishes. This ensures that every bite is bursting with flavor and nutrition. Additionally, the restaurant has recently opened up its patio area, which is equipped with heaters to keep you warm during chilly evenings.
If you're looking for a unique dining experience, be sure to check out Mazal's grand opening weekend. You can make reservations through their OpenTable link, which is conveniently located on their social media page. Whether you're a vegetarian or simply looking for something new and exciting to try, Mazal is definitely worth a visit. So why not say "mazal tov" and treat yourself to a delicious meal at this fantastic restaurant?
