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Babak
A stylish green, cream and chrome coffee bar serving sundaes and shakes.
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Bijan's
Soft Mediterranean music, sepia photos and displays of olive-oil bottles create a delightful atmosphere in this very un-Iranian Italian bistro where talented chef Bijan (trained in Sheffield rather than Sorrento) turns out scrumptious pastas served with huge bowls of Parmesan.
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Boof
This big, fast-food outlet has a grey-and-neon battleship interior and is worth visiting if only for the futuristic titanium column-sinks in the toilets.
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Kourosh
Kourosh wins no prizes for décor but offers numerous typical Gilani dishes including dill-rich bagilah qotoq , zeitun parvarden (olives in walnut paste) and garlic mast. On a good day their mirza ghasemi can be superb but the fesenjun is rather tart.
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Kumeh
The most interesting of a huddle of restaurants in the Park-e-Shahr area, Kumeh has Irano-Hawaiian covered dining platforms outside. Inside is more standard but sharing a post-prandial qalyan here is an ideal way to meet friendly regulars.
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Pizza Pizza
Comparatively pricey but unusual in having female wait-staff and a children's play area. Order downstairs, menu in English.
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Restaurant Tak
Three floors of comparatively upmarket dining with Gilani options including torshe tareh, a citrusy dish of local sorrel and egg.
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Saeed Coffee Shop
Gently stylish café serving good strong espressos. There's a billiard hall and decent pizzeria in the same block.
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