Ghooli Cafe

An entertaining, cozy, tiny dining restaurant serving 2 or 3 main food and different kinds of traditional drinks (sharbat) with great quality. The manager/chef/server/cashier/entertainer (all is one person ) is a gentle hearted man (amu Kourosh) and a children’s book writer that his inner child is still alive!

an Iranian traditional cafe , with tradition food and very kindly happy hospitality staff. id you like to know more about old custom of old yazd people its a good choice

Nice place and much more than a cafe! There is few items to serve But they have stories behind! The owner is an artist and he tell you stories with dishes, traditional ceremonies and gifts, based on mythological fiction of iran cultural heritage.

I had an awesome biryani at this gorgeous cafe just off Ferdowsi square. The owner speaks perfect English and is very welcoming. The interior is nice and quirky and gives you a nice vibe. Prices are also incredibly reasonable at 250,000 for aforementioned biryani and all the trimmings.

Very cozy cafe , decorated in a very creative way . The owner Mr.Vafadar is one the best man in the world , full of energy and kindness. My sister and I went there at my birthday and surprisingly there is another birthday parthy there . We try Rostam salad and Spich Chicken , both of them are very good . At first the owner bring the rose water to wash your hand and at the end give you his book and wish you lots of hope , peace .unique experience. Love it.

The owner is uncel korosh.just for see him and talk I go there everytime.he is so cool have good energy.just go onetime.foods are so healthy and good.

Oh I wish I could give this place 800 stars!!! Ghooli Cafe is the place of my dreams! I can't even begin to tell you how great and amazing this small restaurant is. The food is phenomenal and the staff are soooo nice and friendly it almost feels like home. The ambiance is great and the place is decorated with a variety of lovely bric-à-brac. This place is run by a family of four, each nicer and more friendly than the next. The father,Mr. Kourosh Vafadari, is the chef and does all the amazing cooking. He is also a writer and an illustrator. Interestingly enough, a few years ago I had read the series he had written about a remote island inhabited by friendly giants (ghoul = ghool in Persian, hence the name Ghooli Café). The owners believe that demons and mischievous creatures cannot set foot in this restaurant as it is protected by a sublime power that only lets in those with kindness in their hearts and thoughts. Anything evil will be driven away by the forces of Good that surround this place and protect the people inside it. I'd like to believe this, because I have never felt anything unpleasant about this magical place; it contains nothing but good old kind-hearted giants that spread love and friendship. This place is worth multiple and multiple visits!