Tabriz
Carpeted booths in a wide, airy space, English menus and a plaster waterfall complete with monkeys and goats complement the excellent traditional Iranian…
Tabriz
Carpeted booths in a wide, airy space, English menus and a plaster waterfall complete with monkeys and goats complement the excellent traditional Iranian…
Tabriz
Go the excellent fried trout (IR270,000) at this friendly, rather ornate basement dining hall. Prices include ‘full service’: salad bar, mast (yogurt),…
Tabriz
Within Elgoli’s mock Qajar palace, this busy, unpretentious family restaurant serves Tabrizi köfte, a local home-cooking speciality that's like a giant…
Tabriz
This simple dairy-cafe at the main bazaar entrance serves unbeatable breakfasts of must-asal (yogurt and honey) and khame-asal (cream and honeycomb).
Tabriz
It was once Tabriz' premier fish restaurant, but Baliq's standards no longer quite match its prices (which in turn don't quite match its bills). It's…
Tabriz
A plexiglas elevator fires you through the Elgoli hotel atrium as though you're at Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, for predictably great views. The basic…
Tabriz
In Daneshgah, east of the centre near the uni entrance, this is a tale of two restaurants. The scary day-glo fast-food section is popular with students,…
Tabriz
Don't bother looking for a menu – there isn't one; just say chelo murgh or point at anybody else's plate, as the only dish here is chicken and rice. It's…
Tabriz
Locals rate the kalleh pache ('head and hoof' soup) here as the best in Tabriz. The soup is a traditional winter heart-starter and is made by boiling up…
Tabriz
Out in Valiasr, this typically small, fast-food standby has attractive framed glass art and a window upstairs with a good view.
Tabriz
These guys have been churning out pizza forever. Check out the black decor and real flames over the doorway.
Tabriz
This Tabriz institution opposite the bazaar has the best kababs in town, according to locals.