Iran
Locals and tourists alike cram this tiny hole-in-the-wall cafe at the northern end of Khayyam St for its eclectic range of coffees (included iced), cakes…
Iran
Locals and tourists alike cram this tiny hole-in-the-wall cafe at the northern end of Khayyam St for its eclectic range of coffees (included iced), cakes…
Iran
Super-central yet hidden away down a tiny alley beside Bank Sepah, this well-pitched, youthful coffeehouse (coffee IR60,000 to IR110,000) is most notable…
Iran
A grungy, narrow doorway leads to a refined, intimate courtyard that's perfect for a coffee or exotic chay and cake fix on the way back from Abidar Park…
Iran
Shut off the outside world and relax in the intimacy of this restored traditional Sanandaj Jewish house, where you wish you could read the books. It's…
Southeastern Iran
Qa'en's most internationally styled cafe serves decent cakes and inexpensive yet remarkably good coffee (IR20,000 to IR50,000). It's opposite the park …
Iran
In this funky-town smoke haze women can light up and not get hassled. Negative also does cakes and good, strong coffee.
Iran
A stylish green, cream and chrome coffee bar serving sundaes and shakes. It's 2km north of Shohoda Sq.
Iran
If you're visiting Ziyarat, this wobbly, charmingly unsophisticated little teahouse, with blanketed tea-beds around a central wood stove, is a possible…
Iran
Most of the teahouses along the stream approaching Kang are family-run, simple affairs. Cafe Ehsan is arguably the best-located, with basic tea tables…
Iran
Right beside the super-popular Cafe-Restaurant Soufi but barely marked, the vaguely 'secret' upstairs room in Darbar Zartosht is Nahar Khoran's 'in' place…
Tehran
With its solid dark-wood tables and chairs, black-and-white photo portraits and gleaming espresso machine, this is an excellent cafe with an artsy feel –…
Iran
In a rural spot 1.4km from Bastam's historical complex (7km from central Shahrud), Kahkeshan consists of hexagonal, domed bungalows ranged around a…
Iran
Stylised cityscape silhouettes are the only decorative quirks of this understated, female-friendly coffeeshop (coffees IR70,000 to IR100,000), which also…
Shiraz
This tiny upstairs teahouse, next to the Karim Khan Hotel, is a good place to meet locals, as the Tetris-like shuffling of cushion stools and tables in…
Iran
One of the best tea house experiences in Sari is on the top-floor restaurant-teahouse of the Hotel Asram, with qalyan and tea (for one/two people IR150…
Iran
Signed with a luminous strawberry, this small, bright-white cube of a coffeeshop is a good place to meet young Kordkuy locals over fresh juice, an…
Iran
The attractive mezzanine coffee shop inside Qom International Hotel offers respite from the cold in winter and a welcome blast of air-con in summer. It…
Tehran
In the lovely gardens of the Film Museum of Iran, this chic cafe, one of a chain you'll find across Tehran, serves a wide range of expensive but very…
Iran
The rooftop of this simple cafe, hanging out over the sheer hillside, is an excellent place for a cold drink (or a pizza), as there are extensive views…
Iran
This seasonal teahouse (which opens in good weather) is a series of simple wooden pavilions amid plane trees across the river from Roein (behind the fish…
Tehran
Brick-walled and attractively decked out with old projectors, cameras and radios, this is a cosy little place to stop for coffee or hot chocolate,…
Iran
Only handy if you're staying nearby, this gently stylish cafe, south of the centre, serves good, strong espressos.
Iran
While not the most stylish of coffeeshops, this friendly place makes good-value espressos (IR50,000 to IR70,000), has courtyard as well as indoor seating…
Iran
Pleasantly appointed split-level cafe cube serving shakes (IR50,000), hot chocolate and good Turkish coffee (IR60,000) – beautifully presented with a…
Iran
The most upmarket caffeine and nicotine den in town has huge windows as dark as its coffee. It's in front of Maku Tourist Inn.
Iran
Extremely cutesy refreshments are on offer at this teahouse, located at the inscriptions site.
Iran
Old-school subterranean teahouse. Look for chai signs and a down staircase not far from the corner of Imam St.
Iran
There's no coffee here, but you will get a nice cheap glass of chay, some qaylan action, and quite a few stares in this concrete box with a mortuary…
Southeastern Iran
Boshrooyeh's three-table coffeeshop seems to attract a young biker crowd.
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