A must-go at the heart of Kerman Bazaar. It's a historic bath which has two separate halls: teahouse and traditional restaurant. You can feel the history oozing through... The atmosphere was great. Decorations, tables & benches were way nostalgic. Besides, background Persian music was pleasant. The restaurant has a range of Iranian dishes like Kebab. Dizi was very delicious, the service was Ok. The staff were friendly. Also, they have Tea, herbal tea & Hookah. A gorgeous place to relax after walking in the Bazaar. Worth trying, Very pleased.

Food and tea were amazing in this place, we ordered Kashk and Bademjan (popular eggplant dip) and Boz Ghormeh (Kermani traditional dish) and Akbar Jooje (fried chicken). All were good. Service was quick and staff were friendly. Bathrooms were OK if you want to be easy going. We paid a Very reasonable price for the amazing food we had. I was a bit disappointed seeing how tasteless some of the decorative were glued to the wall of this historical and beautiful place. Beside that,

I love this traditional tea-house

They charge you for entrance and also for ordering food. I ordered Kermani Faloodeh and traditional ice cream, which I did not like. However, I love visiting historical places.

Wonderful old building with live music

Amazing Boz Ghormet

Traditional style Resturant, great to sit and relax and enjoy cup of traditional tea (damnoosh). They have lunch too

Poor service & overcrowded noisy place. Although there is an entry price of 900 toman for each person - you can't enter, unless you pay- they don't bother themselves to check if there is enough space. They just let people enter far more than the capacity of tea-house.

Very nice restaurant in an old bath house. Good food and friendly service. We really enjoyed the traditional Kerman food, Boz ghormeh.

It'sa cozy place too get rest after surfing the old bazaar Also it's good for lunch

Don't miss the boz-ghorme here , local delicious cuisine, good place for tea and ghelioon( water pipe)

Inside the traditional bazzar of Kerman, that used to be a Traditional public bathroom