Used to frequent this place. Probably the best Beryani in Iran. Spacious, clean, with reasonable prices. A must if you're a foodie and visiting Isfahan.
Beautiful place, relatively ok location. Good variety of shows and exhibitions, though their QUALITY could be sometimes questionable. Includes a decent theatre hall, and a variety of cafes also.
Stayed at a small and old adobe house turned into a tourist resort owned by a masht Hassan. Not the best example of such resorts in Iran, but the hospitality is top notch. Try their Dizi and breads.
The old part of the village - which is slowly but steadily getting restored by the villagers themselves - is a marvelous example of the adobe architecture. A must see for nature and history lovers.
The current exhibition ( selection of works by young artists) was a bit of a disappointment.
The recent Mamali Shafahi exhibition once again shows why Mohsen has a reputation for risk taking and an out of box approach to the Iranian art scene.
Cute and usually yummy cold and hot beverages. Try the watermelon juice. Also, the owner is one heck of a character.
Basically the only decent rest area on Tehran - Qom road.
According to a friend of mine who's studied acting in New York, it's the best hall in Tehran. I take his word for it. Also, the cafe upstairs serves a pretty good coffee.
Despite the lack of funds, incompetent managerial staff and an aging building, it's still a must visit for any art lover, courtesy of it's superb collection of modern western art.
Very reasonable prices. Good quality food. Menu mostly consists of Kebabs and Barbecues. Helpful staff who know how to serve fast.
Nice little place, cozy, friendly staff. good location, and a nice menu.
Among the best hotels in Iran. Recently renovated. Clean and comfy rooms. Like the rest of the hotels in Tehran, overpriced compared to the hotels of the same caliber around the world.
Old but gold. Relatively good location. Recently renovated. Lovely garden. Polite staff and relatively good service. A bit over priced. But I'd say still one of the best in Shiraz.
Practically the only shopping center in town with an adequate and practical parking space. Before leaving the car, take a picture of the parking lot no so you won't lose the car.
You can find almost anything here. From high end brands to grocery. Good parking space, practical design.
Good variety and reasonable prices for the men's wear. Helpful staff. The arrangement of the goods didn't make much sense though.
Like their soup, salads, and grilled cheese burger with pesto cheese. Mediocre pizzas though. The place is neat and clean but very crowded in the afternoons.
Very neat rooms and friendly staff. Visually not as imposing as Shiraz or Chamran hotel, but better value for the money.
Cozy place. Nice variety of beers and tapas. Relatively good prices and friendly staff.
Nice place. Helpful staff. Good location. Not as grand and majestic as Hilton Bomonti in Istanbul though.
Among the best grand hotels I've stayed in. And I'm a frequent traveller. Pay a little extra and go for executive suites so you can use the executive lounge.
If you want peace and quiet here, avoid going there on weekends and holidays like a plague.
If you want peace and quiet there, avoid going on weekends like a plague. Don't buy from the cafe there either. Poor quality and high prices.
A must see tourist attraction. But if you're foreigner and wanna shop there, haggle like your LIFE depends on it. Make sure to check out "Sara -ye- Moshir".
Limited seating. Among the last places which still serves traditionally prepared burgers in Shiraz. Menu is pretty limited and finding a parking is next to impossible during the weekends.
