Café restaurants in Iran
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Seray-e Mehr Teahouse
This is a serendipitous place to find after wandering through the Bazar-e Vakil. Hidden away through a small door behind the Serai Mushir Bazar, the split-level teahouse has a small menu of tasty favourites (think dizi, kubideh, zereshk polo ) and a delightfully relaxed atmosphere in which to sit, sip tea and puff on qalyan.
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Hamam-e Vakil Chaykhaneh
This architecturally magnificent subterranean teahouse built in 1820 is easily the most atmospheric dining option in Kerman. It’s better known for its elegant arches and superb vaulted ceilings than its food (lunch only), though it’s not bad. A traditional band plays most days.
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Homa
Combining the atmosphere of a teahouse with the calm elegance of an upmarket restaurant, Homa has embroidered tablecloths and blue-brick dining niches ranged around a gently trickling fountain. Though not a patch on homemade equivalents, the semi-sweet fesenjun (IR30,000) is ideally complemented by their acidic dugh (churned sour milk or yogurt mixed with water).
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Hammam-e Khan
Down a few stairs from the bazaar (look for the sign), this old bathhouse is now a genuinely local teahouse, complete with tweeting birds, neon lights, disco ball, plastic-covered cushions and…locals (plus the odd Iranian tourist). Be sure to specify if you only want tea, not the accompanying biscuits and dates, which cost extra.
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Restaurant Ganjali Khan
This underground place near the bazaar entrance offers delicious food at very reasonable prices which makes it a local favourite. You can also just sit and drink tea. There is no English sign.
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Market
Part café, part gourmet sandwich shop, part delicatessen and salad farm, Market and its fare would be common in Western cities but is new to Tehran. The food is fresh and filling.
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Arabo
This popular underground pizza joint–cum-café offers heavily made-up, crimson-clad waitresses and pizza that’s tasty despite the usual Iranian-pizza limitations.
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Moka
Enjoy real espressos (IR10,000) and amusingly creative sundaes in what looks like a sauna-room tucked behind a party supply shop. It's nicer than it sounds!
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Kaghazi Pizza-Coffee
Pine furniture and a few African masks bring some character to this gently stylish two-room café whose pizzas are refreshingly crispy and thin-crusted.
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Sarve Naz Restaurant
If you are staying at the Shiraz Eram Hotel, buffet breakfast in the Sarve Naz Restaurant is refreshingly varied, and the main meals here are also good.
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Rahnama Dairy
This simple dairy-café serves unbeatable breakfasts of must-asal (yogurt and honey) or khame-asal (cream and honeycomb).
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Saeed Coffee Shop
- Rasht, Iran
- Restaurants › Café
Gently stylish café serving good strong espressos. There’s a billiard hall and decent pizzeria in the same block.
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Coffee Shops
Valiasr's speciality is pizza and people-watching from coffee shops around Karimkhan Sq.
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Al Mahdi Teahouse
Located in the Valiasr area.
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Kabab Cafés
Kabab cafés.
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Open-Air Teahouses
Open-air teahouses.
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