Reviews on Middle Eastern food in Shiraz, Fars Province, Iran. Shiraz (/ʃiːˈrɑːz/ ( listen); (Persian: شیراز), Šīrāz, Persian pronunciation: [ʃiːˈrɒːz], pronunciation (help·info)) is the fifth-most-populous city of Iran and the capital of Fars Province (Old Persian as Pars). At the 2011 census, the population of the city was 1,700,665 and its built-up area with "Shahr-e Jadid-e Sadra" (Sadra New Town) was home to 1,500,644 inhabitants. Shiraz is located in the southwest of Iran on the "Roodkhaneye Khoshk" (The Dry River) seasonal river. It has a moderate climate and has been a regional trade center for over a thousand years. Shiraz is one of the oldest cities of ancient Persia.
Things to do in Shiraz
3 based on 144 reviews
We enjoyed lunch at this traditional tea house in the bazaar. It was very busy and we had to wait for a table to become available. Downstairs is more atmospheric than upstairs. The food was fine and the drinks pretty standard.
4 based on 52 reviews
If you are a tourist and you are curious to taste some local foods now it is time for you to find this restaurant and enjoy its cuisine, remember to have that experience you have to go there for lunch because at night they serve western dishes. It is near afif abad garden so if you visit there don't miss this restaurant.
4 based on 153 reviews
Wow! Live traditional music, waitresses in traditional dress, traditional food, great service! I couldn't ask for more. There are two things though,1- they don't serve dessert. 2- it is located underground so bye bye WiFi and phone signals!
3 based on 387 reviews
On the pricy side we did have food elsewhere in Shiraz better. The buffet seemed better choice. Very nice live traditional Iranian music.
4 based on 61 reviews
Three of us had lunch here based on recommendations from TripAdvisor. It was just 3 minutes walk from our hotel. The rooftop open terrace was nicely decorated. It was 38c and humid. The wind and some steam jets gave us some comfort. The menu was very limited, just 4 dishes to select from (see photo). We ordered two Gheyme Nesar and one Bademjan Stew. Both were lamb dishes but lamb was so little, may be even less than 50gr per dish with large amount of rice. Lamb was not enough even for quarter of the rice. Food was delicious but we found itâs not fair deal to serve so little meat for a high price (350,000 rial + 12% service fee). Moijto was good.
4 based on 169 reviews
our main interest was visiting the building which was too beautiful , it was the noon and we decided to have lunch there whereas we knew that Shapouri restaurant is not listed as one of the best in Shiraz. mismanagement was the first item that i like to mention here , the staff were wondering around and nobody cares who entered or who went out ,the most terrible item was food quality that really is only wasting of the money and the third was high rate of the food that is too abnormal for what you receive . in one word totally rejected . the only adventage is beauty of the building and area .
5 based on 45 reviews
In this evening program, First my family introduce our-selves, our occupation and experience, the short history about the program background. we held this event just for tourists and in coordination with the Tour and Travel Agency. we welcome all with tea
Meeting with Mohsen and his mum in their home was a truly magical experience. The food was truly superb - I counted 10 separate dishes, all exquisitely prepared and presented, which Mohsen's mum had prepared for just themselves and two guests! Mohsen's English is very good indeed and he is a wonderful conversationalist with a great interest in all dimensions of life. An absolute highlight of our visit to Shiraz and indeed Iran overall. Would that there were such an opportunity in Esfahan, Yazd and other cities. Do not miss this opportunity when you visit Shiraz.
4 based on 345 reviews
We left the National Museum very hungry and walked up 30th Tir St. The roses and other flowers attracted us. Inside 4 tables and some outside on the footpath. Menu is in English . We had Alfredo omelette's (lots of mushrooms, olives and cheese) . They were succulent, tasty - just delicious. The coffee was excellent with a lovely chocolate treat on the side.They also served pastas and burgers plus salads. But - the best part - the staff were just so friendly and welcoming. Lovely lovely people. Definitely our best cafe experience so far. Treat youself
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4 based on 1189 reviews
Great food in this restaurant complex. We ate here - Khane Aval (The First Khan) Foroud : Down, Below (Downstairs)Khane Dovom (The Second Khan) Sindokht : Simorghâs daughter (The Ground Floor)Khane Sevom (The Third Khan ) Belian : The name of khezr prophet(The First Floor)Khane Chaharom (The Fourth Khan) Zarir : The Sohrabâs son/ Goshtasbâs brother and bestorâs father (The First Floor Coffee shop)Khane Panjom (The Fifth Khan) Nofel : Beautiful/ Young/ Generous (The Second Floor)Khane Sheshom (The Sixth Khan) Gissia : A selected name in Shahname book (The Second Floor International Coffee shop)Khane Haftom (The Seventh Khan) Garsivaz : Strength and Stability / Afrasiabâs brother (The Third Floor on The Roof)
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4 based on 110 reviews
The Vakil cultural house The Idea behind Vakil Cultural House was to have a house with full of arts ! From the moments you enter to this place your eyes catch every pieces of arts from our exhibition and art room with full of miniators. Our Café restauran
I visited this place because itâs close to Vakil Bazaar and itâs actually just in front of the beautiful mosque. So, I wasnât really expecting too much as I thought it would be a touristic place for meal. The food actually was really good. Iâm glad I decided to eat here. It was served with hospitality from the staff. They have outdoor seats as well which is nice since the square is lively in the evening.This might not be the traditional restaurant but I would recommend it if the quality of the food is what you are after.
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