Restaurants in Yazd
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Hammam-e Khan Restaurant
Deep in the heart of the old city, this restored underground hammam is one of the original historic restorations in Yazd and deserves its ongoing popularity. The interior is all tranquil pools, arched ceilings and fine tilework, and the food is delicious (as long as it’s not too busy).
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Pizza Gole Sorkh
- Yazd, Iran
- Restaurants › Pizza
After working for almost 30 years as a pizza chef in Australia, the owner returned home to open a modern, busy restaurant serving arguably the best pizzas in Iran and a range of Italian classics. His serve of Aussie slang is pretty good, too.
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Marco Polo Restaurant
Set like a crown atop the Orient Hotel, this glass-sided restaurant serves up sumptuous views of the Masjed-e Jameh and surrounding blue-tiled domes and delicious Iranian food that’s fit for the setting. Ideal for a romantic dinner.
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Malek-o Tojjar
- Yazd, Iran
- Restaurants › Hotel
The evocative surrounds and fine Iranian dishes here are complemented with several regional classics, including some delightful soups, bademjan and other vegetarian dishes. And it’s very reasonably priced considering the surrounds.
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Mozaffar Traditional Restaurant
A recent addition to the sonnati scene, the Mozaffar is set in and around a particularly large courtyard, with both private rooms and takhts. To the standard Iranian menu, add (brace yourself) pizza.
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Yazd Traditional Cookie
Sweet shop extraordinaire! A huge array of shirin (sweets) is made in front of you by a team of busy men who will happily let you taste a few offerings; the pistachio-flavoured loz-e peste is supreme!
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Silk Road Hotel Restaurant
- Yazd, Iran
- Restaurants › Hotel
While the Iranian food here is very good, the delicious (if not super-hot) subcontinental curries are the most popular dishes among travellers who can’t face another kabab. Relaxed, social atmosphere.
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Nemoner Sandwich
Fancy a camel burger? This modest little place can knock one up in about three minutes. There’s no English sign, but it’s directly opposite the camel butchery.
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Sito Coffee Shop & Pizza
- Yazd, Iran
- Restaurants › Pizza
The modern Iranian mix of pizza and miscellaneous other dishes won’t have you writing home, but the views from the rooftop (in summer) just might.
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Amiran Paludeh
This tiny place specialises in delicious paludeh, a type of sorbet made of rice flour, grated fruit and rose-water (IR1500 a bowl).
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Baharestan Restaurant
Forget atmosphere and style, the Baharestan is about tasty staples at tasty prices; the khoresht is best.
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