Zarzoor Restaurant - Al Karrada — Restaurant in Baghdad

Zarzoor Restaurant holds a rich history and is known for serving the best Kabab in the city. I highly recommend them to create their own unique theme, blending the charm of a traditional Iraqi restaurant with a touch of classiness. Many high-level Iraqi restaurants have successfully implemented this concept, and I believe Zarzoor can do the same. With their well-known reputation for delicious food, adopting a distinct theme will allow them to compete with other high-level restaurants in the city.

One aspect that sets Zarzoor apart is their affordable prices and generous portions of food. They offer a remarkable value for the quality and quantity of the dishes they serve. Visitors from outside Iraq will find the combination of authentic Iraqi flavors and reasonable prices quite attractive. Zarzoor has the potential to become a go-to destination for both locals and tourists seeking an authentic dining experience that showcases the original taste of Iraqi cuisine.

By maintaining a commitment to high-quality food, service, theme, and attractive prices, Zarzoor has the opportunity to shine among the top-notch Iraqi restaurants in the city. With their unique blend of history, delectable flavors, and great value, Zarzoor is poised to capture the hearts and palates of visitors looking for an unforgettable taste of traditional...

Good place for a family dinner. We felt full and satisfied by the end of the night. It’s best known for Kebab, which we ordered with Lamb shawarma. The kebab was very delicious and the fat melts under your tongue. The lamb dish was also tasty and very filling. The price is average. They offered free appetizers and kept replacing the bread with fresh batches. We were very happy with the warm bread and it was perfectly baked to a crisp. They also have plenty of condiments on the table which I would recommend steering away from, as some of them are old and expired. We had a good view from above and it was far enough to enjoy some calm away from the street. The restrooms were nice and clean but they didn’t have any napkins or toilet papers. Tea tasted perfect and we refilled a couple times. Good morning...

dirty place full of flies, famous for his kabab which is tasteless and full of fat, they forced us to take 1.5 order while we wanted one only, salad are made from old cucumber and tomatoes, his tea are left on stove until it has a burn taste, over all extremely expensive, doesn't worth quarter the money we paid. bad street food for the price of a gourmet restaurant. will never go there again and never recommend...