Restaurants that offer Sour Cherry Rice

Kapowski's Moscow 57

➤ 168 12 Delancey Street, 10002, New York, United States

Full • Drinks • Dining • Russian

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"Moscow 57 has everything you could ask for: a lively and welcoming atmosphere filled with a diverse mix of people, from older European expats to young LES hipsters and artists of all kinds, along with couples enjoying a romantic evening and groups of friends having a great time. The restaurant has a stylish yet relaxed vibe, reminiscent of an artistic salon from a bygone era, and features fantastic live musical performances. Owners Ellen and Seth are wonderful hosts, and the food is top-notch. While many places with live music often compromise on the quality of their dishes, Moscow 57 does not follow suit; their extensive menu offers nearly flawless options. This may not be the spot for a quiet evening, but it's sure to be a fun and memorable experience."

Darvish Restaurant

➤ 946 West Foothill Blvd. Claremont, CA 91711-3303, United States

Seafood • Persian • Mediterranean • Middle Eastern

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"The worst ever restaurant I have been. We waited for 35-45 minutes for barg and shish kabab. The rice was awful, mushy, cold and the meat was old and COLD. I literally could not eat more than one spoon and got up my chair and he still charged us full price!!! There was no Other customer except us. Do not waste your money and time. I never ever go back again. Dietary restrictions: N/a"

Zeitoon Grill House

➤ 21 Central Way, 98033, Kirkland, US, 98033-6116, United States

Pizza • Kebab • Grill • Persian

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"I'm a big fan of Persian food since they have an abundance of grilled meat dishes with rice. The location in Kirkland is great. Parking is available in the back or across the street. We went on a Sunday for lunch and the place was nearly full, a good sign. An empty restaurant means it's not good. We were seated and attentively greeted by our server. I ordered the shishlik and my girlfriend ordered the soltani. Here's where there was an issue. Normally you receive lavash or some other bread along with basil. We received neither. When we asked we were told it is available at extra cost. All the other Persian restaurants in the area provide this, so it is strange for them not to provide this on a complimentary basis. I do understand that the business needs to make a profit, but why not provide this and increase your price. Lavash and basil cannot be very expensive. The food was served and it was very good. My lamb was seasoned and cooked well and very tender. The soltani was equally as good, Another issue was with the server. She was not very friendly and seemed to not be enthused about being there. Overall, a decent place. However, for the price, I'll probably go elsewhere."