Sharze Restaurant — Restaurant in Shiraz

Disappointing Experience - Avoid This Restaurant

I recently visited Sharze Restaurant during my trip to Shiraz, and I must say it was a highly disappointing experience. I feel compelled to share my feedback to caution other tourists.

First and foremost, the quality of the food was subpar. The dishes I ordered lacked flavor and were poorly executed. It was evident that little care was put into their preparation. The ingredients seemed stale, and the overall presentation was unappetizing. I was truly disappointed with the taste and overall quality of the meals.

Additionally, the staff's behavior was far from acceptable. They were consistently rude and inattentive throughout my visit. It felt as if they were doing me a favor by serving me. They lacked basic courtesy and failed to address my concerns when I raised them.

Moreover, the atmosphere of the restaurant was underwhelming. The ambiance was dull and uninviting, which further added to my overall dissatisfaction.

I highly advise fellow tourists to avoid Sharze Restaurant during their visit to Shiraz. There are plenty of other dining options available that offer better quality food, attentive service, and a pleasant atmosphere. It's disheartening to see a place with such potential fall short in every aspect.

I hope my review serves as a helpful warning to others, allowing them to make more informed choices when it comes to...

Food is great, again we had lamb chops. The atmosphere is very good at the restaurant. The restaurant also accepts foreign currency.

However, the staff don't seem to have professional training that they should not bring the bill when the customers are having the meal. We took some time to convert the money since I paid foreign currency, so after I paid, my food got cold. Another annoying thing is that - the first night we had the meal and paid smoothly, but the next day, I phoned them to get a take away of the same food I ordered the day before (they do remember me). I said I would come to collect the food and pay in 20-30min; I asked them several times to cook first as I needed to rush to the bus terminal - but by the time I went there, several young members of staff didn't know about my order, when they finally found the person who took my phone call, the person said that the manager does not allow them making the food first before payment. But nobody called me back. I wasted a lot of time but still couldn't get...

Service was pretty good, a couple of waiters and the cashier spoke very good English. It was a bit confusing when I first stepped in the restaurant as no one greeted me until I grabbed someone.

They have an English menu, and I supposed prices are the same as what locals pay. The waiter presented pictures of the dishes to me on an iPad, and it was pretty helpful.

The food was decent, a few pieces of the lamb chops were slightly overcooked, but generally pretty tasty. Rice came with a small piece of butter, it was a really good addition to the dish. Overall, I’d say the food’s a bit dry as it was served without any sauces whatsoever, but it seems like they did it the traditional way, so nothing really to complain about either.

It gets pricey if you opt for a “fancier” dish, but generally I think it’s quite decent, other basic kebab dishes were like 3 to 5...