A new experience in a unique place, an alley full of ancient art with an old atmosphere and a bit crowded and noisy, but it worth ro try at least once! . Isfahan, naghshe-jahan square somewhere in the corner there is an alley full of cafe and great atmosphere, I found this café, great great things were hanging everywhere, it was a wow! . Dough and gooshfil was good( I don’t know the real taste, but was ok to me). . Not a clean place but it was ok because of mood, staff was fast and silent! . The price was ok 👌🏻, it’s my first and last time trying, but as I said it worth to try💫

It’s a nostalgic cafe in the heart of bazaar, aging 70 years. We ordered Gooshfil and yogurt drink for the first time & I loved this weird sweet & sour combination (similar to fries & milkshake).

A very cool place that every tousist must visit. There are a lot of old things from different eras that resembles people culture in the past. There is a must-see location for every tourist that comes to esfahan.

Unusual, interesting and tasty! Excellent kebab in a very special restaurant at the vibrant part of Esfahan city. Great food, quick service, waiter who have fun together with customers... and a milion small details and things hanging from ceiling. I'm so glad to had my lunch there.

Nice ambiance. Great food. Authentic. I recommend it to both tourists and locals. I will definitely come back.

Love this place, it's full of very old stuff and walking among them makes u feel amazing. because of corona virus we didn't eat anything there, so in my next trip to isfahan, this will be my first thing to do!

As long as they have coffee with my test, they are good. The shop atmosphere were lively, busy, squeezing, messy in a charming way. I love my affogoto here.

If you want to go through time tunnel, Haj Mirza tea house is the best choice. Try “Abgousht” which is delicious traditional Persian food. Decorations are so complicated. You can’t find even an spot empty. Prices are really fair. Best thing is that there is no hookah.

Unusual, but also amazing place for a meal. It is a restaurant and a kind of museum/shop. You can buy everything what is on the walls. The place was very busy and so the staff had to hurry a lot, but they were still helpful by showing how to eat their traditional meal. The waiter actually fed me from his hands while showing it, which was hilarious and gave a very good mood for the rest of the day.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!! It is the literal definition of a tourist trap. There are no locals, just travellers taken there by their guide (they get a commission for doing this of course). The whole place smelled like a toilet, drinks were tasteless and at the end they charged us a 30% (bad) service fee. I think people who say it looks like a museum have never been into one, it actually looks like a junkyard with bunches of cheap random objects.

This place is truly awesome. Its an experience ! This is hidden in the bazaar of Imam Square, it is necessary to go through an old junk yard to get to the tea house, which is decorated extraordinarily with a large collection of lanterns.Some people will be smoking through hookahs while others just enjoying tea and snacks. Staff here are really good. One of the best tea houses in whole of Iran. The Tea they serve is really tasty. Also in india what we call as Jilebi is you can see in the photo which is called as Zalabia. The place you sit is very closer and there will always be crowd here. We exchanged few smiles with the localities here as they are more in number. I have always loved the people of Iran for their wonderful hospitality. Antiques, Pots, contemporary pieces are the main attraction. The owner is passionate about antiques as you can see the place will be filled with those. Sipping that lovely tea inside this tea house is truly amazing. Finding it might be difficult using Google Maps but its not impossible. You can use the name of the tea house and check with locals in and around. If i get to visit again, this will be on place i will visit again for sure.

I have been there many times. It's famous for tea and Dough & Goosh Feel but I tried their Abgoosht for the first time and it was tasty especially with their torshi.

Very dirty, several locals recommended not to go there, and in addition they cheat the prices (always two different menus). If you are a tourist, nothing special at all and way better to avoid. Many special cafes around the square and town, don’t waste time or money.

Very unique traditional restaurant serving specialty dished and delicacies from Isfahan. The have a very interesting atmosphere that could almost be a museum.

July 2023. The place is beautifully decorated with traditional items from another era and traditional music. We ordered two tasty omelettes (the owner makes them on the spot), fried honey sweets, 4 cups of tea and shisha. The price was 350 tomans (approx. 7 usd) (Iranian price) The manager was friendly and he also showed me how he prepares the shisha. I will definitely come back 😍

First spot on our Isfahan MUST VISIT list, the endless collection of antiques and memorabilia makes for a unique lunch or afternoon gooshfil and doogh experience.

I brought my friend to show the place to him but they didn't let us to see it unless we wanted order sth to eat. So we waited for 10 min. The thing is the place is beautiful and uniq but that's all this place has. The prices are higher than others and the quality in return is not good enough. And staff's behavior is not friendly and nice. If you go there just go for the place not good food or a friendly behavior.

I haven't have the main meal of the place yet but the atmosphere was so unique and mysterious. It reminds me of the Diagon alley from Harry Potter. You may lost in a part of iran's forgotten history. If you look closely you'll find so many interesting objects among those many. It' a bit expensive though.

The Azadegan Tea House is a bit difficult to find. The entrance is not obviously marked and one of the streets that lead to it is not shown on the map. It is not possible to make reservations. The waiting time is also quite long, especially during the high season. I had to wait more than one hour for a table for one. I’m told it’s not usually this bad. This is not a big issue however, because you can use this time to explore the bazaar. The restaurant itself is quite pretty and unique, with rows of antique swords, axes, rifles, pots and pictures hanging from the ceiling and walls. The seating is not comfortable, and the room is crowded. It’s not possible to lean back, because you might hit something. The food is good overall. I had the chicken Kabab which was tasty but not outstanding. The food is usually served with the traditional beverage “dooq“ which was quite delicious. Overall I would recommend a short stop here to travelers, preferably in the off season. The restaurant’s decor is not something to miss in Isfahan.

Its a antique tea house with so many antique objects.. it is very important to know so many times you have to stand in line. Better to call in advance. Food is very nice service and atmosphere is pretty well and the place is completely local.

a weird and dirty place with a lot of customers. Its decoration is amazing. It worth try it once.

A classic cafe restaurant in isfahan bazar. Full of antiques and traditional things. You should try "dugh_ gushfeel" and traditional ice cream

The location is magic. It might feel difficult to find but it’s all part of the charm. You’ll pass by tons of antique stuff. The dining area is spacious and lots of families will go to enjoy their yogurt drinks. Food is cheap and yummy. They do a lot of juices too

Eggplant stew with curd. Delicious and huge quantity. Lots of interesting stuff on the walls and ceiling to look at.

Basic and traditional restaurant, you can not imagine that one time you will be eating in a place that decorated with old stuff