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Shiraz is a Persian restaurant in a stone-walled basement on Grande Allée, handy for a post-museum dinner when you'd like your culture followed by lamb. The owners will walk you through the menu and, if you linger, their life story, so budget the time. It's bring-your-own-bottle, the back room has hosted visiting singers, and the dizi arrives in two courses, which feels like a plot twist.
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Fesenjan
“We like to go to subterranean, stone-walled Shiraz for Persian dishes like fesenjan, koobideh, and mast-o-khiyar, especially after a visit to the national art museum down the street.”
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Koobideh
“We like to go to subterranean, stone-walled Shiraz for Persian dishes like fesenjan, koobideh, and mast-o-khiyar, especially after a visit to the national art museum down the street.”
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Mast-o-khiyar
“We like to go to subterranean, stone-walled Shiraz for Persian dishes like fesenjan, koobideh, and mast-o-khiyar, especially after a visit to the national art museum down the street.”
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Ash-e-reshteh
“The focus here is traditional, including their rich ash-e-reshteh soup and dizi, a tasty slow-cooked lamb and beef dish eaten in two services.”
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