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Halal Restaurants in Tehran

The Tehran halal restaurant guide prioritizes records with stronger halal, source, and location signals. Unverified records remain clearly marked in the confidence card.

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Alborz Restaurant

Telephone: 8761907 North Sohrevardy Avenue, After Shahid Beheshti Avenue.

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Fardis Restaurant

Telephone: 8828516 28 Ferdowsi Street.

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Nayeb Restaurant

Tajrish: Vali-e-Asr Avenue, Upper Parkway. Has several branches in the northern neighbourhoods of Tehran. It is a very exclusive and prestigious restaurant, with delicious Persian food and smooth and efficient service.

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Milano Restaurant

Telephone: 2213494, 2213494 No.6, Nezami St., Mirzapoor St., Dr.Shriati Avenue.

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Khayam Restaurant

Located near the Khayam metro station.

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Zeitoon Restaurant

Located in the Ferdosi Grand hotel; No.24 Kooshk e Mesri st. Ferdossi Ave Telephone: 66727026 – 31

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Taj Mahal Restaurant

Vanak Square, Mollasadra Ave, 29 Sheikh Bahaei St, Shahrak-e Qods. Serves good Indian food but is in a fairly dingy neighbourhood.

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Baba Taher

Located in Jomhuri-ye Eslami avenue Serves all kinds of food in traditional décor and surroundings. Live music can sometimes be enjoyed here as well. It is located opposite the south side of the British embassy.

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Western fast food restaurants

similar to McDonalds and KFC are located around Enghelab street and Valiasr Avenue, in the Tajrish square area.

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falafel restaurants

In Khordad Avenue, there are some falafel restaurants that prepare excellent authentic food for fairly cheap. The stalls are across the road from the bazaar and are a great way to experience Tehran.

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Agha Bozorg

Delicious ‘dizi’ is made at Agha Bozorg on 28, Keshavarz Boulevard along with other traditional Iranian fare. To ‘do as the romans’ one may sit with a Qalyan and smoke to relax after one’s meal.

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coffee shops

On the south side of Jomhuriyeh Eslami Ave, west of Ferdosi St are a string of coffee shops where coffee beans, various coffee souvenirs and steaming cups of Persian coffee may be purchased. They also serve tea and pastries and are an interesting way to spend a break from sightseeing or travelling.