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Isfahan
Isfahan

Food and Restaurants

Explore restaurants in Isfahan. Open each guide entry for its food, location and visitor details.

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Address: lower levels of the Pol e Khaju, Zayandeh River. The teahouse that exists here is rumored to have been in function since the bridge was constructed in the 17th century. Enter and you will see checkered floor mats, handcrafted rugs, and carpets depicting opulent Safavid symbolism. Men and young teens flock around water pipes (galyoun or nargile). Often, you can hear light beats of traditional Iranian music, though this is mostly drowned by the enthusiastic babbling of bubble blowers on the shisha.

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Address: Chubi Bridge, Zayandeh River. Another traditional teahouse that is always crowded – service is very slow, giving you ample time for long chat sessions with groups of friends, or local strangers, or strange locals – whichever you prefer!

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Address: Hafez Street. Timings: open daily 8am to 12 midnight. For a delightful, truly authentic Iranian breakfast, head straight to Hafez Street in the early hours of the day. A number of roadside kiosks pop up in the morning, selling steaming sweet and sour local delicacies. A must-try is the Fereni – a local sweet dish made of rice in a sugary solution of rose water and milk. The interesting thing is – breakfast continues all day through to midnight! You can have the same dishes over and over again each time you pass by Hafez Street.