This was a nice family place for dinner! I don't usually order lamb, but it was very good here and…read morenot gamey at all. The portions were big and the ambiance was nice and warm for a rainy night. The staff was friendly. There were a ton of locals here, so I knew the food would be solid.

Great food and service. Big quantity great way to get some good food coma haha. Definitely will…read morerecommend.

Tried several of the dishes with friends including the grill and meze. The quality, taste and…read morepresentation were outstanding. This is by far the best Persian restaurant in Leeds/Bradford and the staff are lovely and accommodating. Very reasonably priced, especially compared to other places giving inferior lower quality dishes. It is also nice to see they offer special Persian dishes not found elsewhere and they cater well for vegetarians and vegans. Great find. Must visit!

From the owner: We are a small family-run restaurant serving Persian Mediterranean Cuisine full of big flavours…read more Our dishes are meticulously cooked daily using only the freshest and finest ingredients. As well as our fiery Persian grill, we offer a variety of delicious dishes including vegetarian and vegan options. Our authentic gourmet menu is luscious and full of healthy options. We would love to have you visit and dine with us or takeout our gorgeous dishes and barbeque grill to enjoy at home

It is a big tradition in our household to have a take out for our family gathering over Christmas…read moreeve. What a feast it was , the best ghorme sabzi, delicious and juicy chicken kebabs, amazing starters and nan bread. Darvish restaurant t is on of a kind, amazing hospitality, authentic food, best ingredients, everything bought on the day and when you order, cooked to perfection so you get to enjoy a unique eating expedience.

During the 3 years I have resided in Leeds, I have bought 1 take-away from here back in the days…read morewhen I lived on The Calls and had the food delivered. My Partner and I enjoyed the food but as we rarely had take-away and lived far from Harehills (where the restaurant is situated there are no pre or post meal bars within the vicinity to make an evening of a visit) so we never dined and experienced the tea house. Fast forward 2 years, I live very close and an Iranian has just moved to Leeds and into my house share. Therefore, it goes without saying that a visit was inevitable! My other new Housemate who is Indian joined us too. I ran into the restaurant on Saturday afternoon and booked a table for 8pm. We arrived just after 8 pm and had a lovely table by the front of the restaurant. The decor is very traditional with painting and artefacts of Iran. I wasn't keen on the small TV above the door but it turned out to be a godsend as the Iranian male wasn't too bothered about joining into the conversations. There were 3 other tables dining (2 British customer and a table of assumed Iranian's). it was enough to create a decent atmosphere but also to ensure we had plenty of attention. The restaurant does not have a licence to sell alcohol as in advance I had purchased some wine to match the flavours of Persian cuisine. There is a £3.00 corkage fee which I would of disputed if we would have bought numerous soft drinks but we only had saffron tea and coffee to complete the meal so I believed the charge as justifiable. The food was delicious and I polished off the boys main meals too. We ordered 2 starters between 3 and these came with 2 massive freshly made Arabic knobz bread, followed by 1 stew and 2 kebabs between us and rice. The price was £38.00 in total and we left a tip. I am due to make a return visit with my Boss on a Wednesday at the beginning of April!

If you are visiting Hebden Bridge, I urge you to go to this hidden gem - especially if you are…read morevegetarian / vegan , as that is what the style of the menu is. The service was pretty decent, everyone is super polite. The overall feel was amazing, super cool atmosphere and the food was incredible and at relatively fair prices. You really have to to there- it's super cute and I really could of stayed for the entire day if I didn't have to get the train back

The owner is extremely friendly. We were seated within a few minutes…read more Their coffee is lovely; the aroma was robust. Everything is homemade here, so the waiting time could be longer if you come during peak hours. We love their Chai latte. It is smooth and authentic (intense cinnamon aroma). Portuguese was delicious, crisps and flaky pastry! Filled with creamy custard, it makes you think you are in Lisbon! There's a really chilled atmosphere with a great mixture of young and old customers. If you want somewhere to catch up with friends. This cafe is your first choice.

Cosy, warm, nice atmosphere, nice staff and delicious food …read more... Highly recommended....

There is an abundance of places to eat in Chorlton, but somehow i had not gotten around to taking…read moreadvantage of tasting some authentic Persian food, odd considering the lure of the romantic eastern aroma filling the air as you walk past. The rustic decor certainly gives you an geographic element from where the recipes hail. I was unsure of what to order, but the waitress took her time in detailing not only how the dish was cooked, but also all the ingredients in it, i could not help thinking she had probably eaten these dishes her whole life, and i feel quite central to my experience. I deciding to plump for the traditional Persian meatballs £9.90, and cleared my plate may i add. Although they do not serve alcohol, this did not for me inhibit making a mental note to return with family when they next visit!

I just love it! Food is so tasty! I am living in Liverpool…read moreand we are trying to go to Manchester few times a year to eat in Persia Grill House. Usually I am ordering chicken barg with rice and salad. This is marinate chicken in lemon and spices. My husband is Iranian and he is saying that food in this restaurant is like his mother was cooking. You have to try different tastes, like dough - strange jogurth :). You must try baklava - traditional cake. Next to restaurant is parking. Toilet was clean. Nice waitress.

Traditional Greek food,…read more Brilliant family restaurant, the food is lovely. It is a small restaurant and from their location and area in Bradford I didn't expect much but the food and atmosphere is brilliant. I have been four times now and I have never been disappointed.

From the owner: Get your relaxing evening off to a good start and place an order with Cyrus, Located on Claremont…read moreTerrace, Bradford. Offering a variety of dishes including, but not limited to, Grills, Hot & Spicy Dishes, Burgers and Specials, maybe this could be the beginning of a new found favorite takeaway?! Cyrus hope you enjoy your meal, don't forget to check our Special Offers too, go on spoil yourself.

I've recently been getting into Iranian food and trying out a few of them along Wilmslow Road…read more Ariana, although not bad, wasn't my favourite (this is still Caspian). The lamb in Qabili Pilau here was a little over done for my liking and in slices rather than a big piece. I'm not sure which is more traditional but I much prefer the lamb shank style. The starter of mint, parsley, raddish, feta and walnut was quite tasty although a little different to what I'm used to. If your new to this style of food then Ariana is a safe bet but I would reccomend trying elsewhere.

Good crafted food Relaxing environment…read more Nice mango lassi and good chilli sauce definitely

I've been here a few times and I came here last week. I'm glad to see this family business has…read moresurvived the ever changing restaurant and bars on Burton Road. They offer some delicious Persian dishes that are rich in flavour but not heavy. There's also the option of rice or half rice and salad to go with your main dish. On my recent visit, I had the chicken kebab with fluffy rice and colourful salad. It also came with some beautifully charred peppers, shallot, mushroom and tomato. Unlike other middle eastern restaurant, they don't serve the usual hummus or babaganoush. Instead, there's a range of yoghurt dips, which I'm not really fond of. Still, we had ordered garlic bread so we tried the Musto Khyar - cucumber, dill and lemon in yoghurt. It was nice enough but you couldn't really taste the lemon or the dill. Next time I will try one of their tapas-like starters! The restaurant had been nicely decorated and I know their doors open in the summer and you can sit outside. The service is good too! If you live near by I'd definitely recommend a visit!

After we left Wine & Wallop, we went into Burton Road looking for some place to eat. On a Friday…read morenight. Without reservation. we felt very, very lucky when we got a table straightaway at the very full looking Pomegranate, which I admit, was not our first choice. We went in, considering none of us had had Persian food before. We ordered this drink called doogh, which was a salted lassi kind of thing with sparkling water and mint, a persian tea and a Bailey's. For food, we skipped the preamble and jumped straight into the main course. we got 2 fesenjoons, a lime and thyme chicken and a grilled vegetables platter. we got this with saffron rice, sprinkled with pomegranate kernels. The rice was very good and fragrant. The doogh was interesting to begin with but as the fizz died out, it kind of fell flat. The biggest surprise of the night for me was the fesenjoon. It had that sweet/sour tamarindy/jaggery combination, similar to the brown chutney one gets with a samosa. It is good in little portions, when eaten with something spicy and rich but on its own, it can be quite overpowering. I am not saying the food was badly prepared, quite the opposite in fact. The chicken was well cooked and succulent, but we didn't expect to be hit on the face with this tamarindy sweetness. Having said that, I wouldn't mind going there again at a time when they're less busy and trying something else. The service was pretty quick, but I would like a little more interaction and input from the staff, which I can't expect on a Friday night. Which is why I'd like to go back when they're less busy. I'd still suggest people go there, get a taste of Pomegranate (no pun intended) and let us know what they think.