Restaurants in The Persian Gulf
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Farid Coffee Shop
You can usually find simple, cheap food along the Bushehr waterfront, particularly near the seafront building housing the Farid Coffee Shop, where the view is better than the coffee. This is a great area for people-watching, especially on Thursday or Friday evenings when the whole of Bushehr seems to be promenading along the esplanade with the cool sea breezes.
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Ghavam Restaurant
Ghavam is the best restaurants on the Persian Gulf coast. The underground location offers relief from the heat, and the vaulted ceilings, antique photographs and live traditional music (dinner only) create a warm, convivial, enjoyable atmosphere. The menu includes a range of local specialities, including boiled rice with broadbeans and fish.
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Chelokabab Iran
Conveniently located, this unadorned little place serves standard Iranian fare, plus a decent chelo mahi (fried fish on rice). Toothless owner Haji Hossain is a nice guy, speaks English and will probably try to tell you about his son the microscopic robot maker – or something.
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Payab Restaurant
Above the underground water reservoir, the Payab is cool and romantic in the evenings and the food is delicious. It offers fresh bread, big serves or fish, kabab or dizi (soup-stew). Extras (like chay ) are expensive.
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Sahel Restaurant
The Gulf-side location makes Sahel a good place to interrupt your Old City wanderings. And the kababs, fish and ghorme sabzi (stewed beans, greens and mince, served with rice) are pretty tasty.
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Salon Ghaza Khoreid Faghid
There isn’t an English sign and there’s nothing fancy about this little place near the bazaar, but the local speciality ghalye mahi (a richly flavoured fish stew) is delicious.
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Sea Restaurant
This is the Hormoz Hotel’s most interesting restaurant, with a menu loaded with seafood. The patio location is ideal in the cool of evening.
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Pizza Negin
This trendy place, inside a concrete boat ‘sailing’ along the seaside esplanade, is super popular and the pizzas are relatively good.
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Famus Darya Pizza
Famus serves pizzas and burgers that you eat on the sea wall; it’s the one that looks like a giant concrete fire hydrant wearing a hat.
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Roodaki Restaurant
Between the cheap apartment hotels and the beach, the Roodaki serves cheap, pre-prepared curries and Philippine cuisine.
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Tanuri Pizza
This pizza place is one of many along this strip that are reliably good.
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