Among the few 2nd generation art galleries which pays any attention whatsoever to experimental and avant-garde art. The tea and cookies they serve during the openings is a plus too!
It has escalators. That's all I need to give a pedestrian bridge high ratings.
Average drinks. Average prices. The garden that's surrounding it more than makes up for whatever it might be lacking though.
Been here a couple times and have only had black coffee, which was average. But the garden and the architecture make up for it.
An exquisite example of Zandieh era architecture, usually overlooked courtesy of the much more famous mosques in Isfahan and Yazd. Definitely worth a visit.
Supposedly, the best traditional Shirazi ice cream there is. They even have a certificate that says so. Don't bother getting in if you're a germaphobe.
Cozy and quiet. Varied menu and reasonable prices. I like their english breakfasts and iced peach tea. They only serve breakfast until 11 am though.
Chic and well designed. The restaurants at the top floor are among Tehran's finest. The best place in Tehran if you wanna buy high-end watches.
Among the most expansive drugstores in Shiraz. Also among the few that's open 24/7.
Prices are a bit high. But the owner is a genius at cozying up to the costumers, and the rest of the shops like these are way too far from this part of the town. So yeah. I like it.
Marvelous bookstore. Good variety. The Cafe is a joke though. At 10 am, they still didn't have fresh bread and couldn't prepare any of the snacks on the menu because of that.
Authentic, old fashioned tea house. Great Omelette served with oven hot Barbari bread and freshly brewed tea. No fancy bullshit to be found. This is not a place for posh and picky eaters.
