Houger Cafe - Isfahan

The service is good beautiful area. This area is not smoke-free but someone seated and smoked a lot, management saw them but didn't care about them.

Amazing! Dehdashti House is one of the sights of Isfahan related to the Qajar period. It is located in Isfahan, Chahar Bagh Abbasi, Dolat Gate, Masjed Bab Al-Rahmeh St. Registration number 18102 has been registered as one of the national monuments of Iran. Café tours are more popular in the summer than ever before. Unlike other cities, Isfahan's cafes are located in the traditional part of the city and its historical context, and many historical houses or old buildings have been turned into cafes or restaurants. Another house that has been turned into a cafe is the historical house of Dehdashti, one of the sights of Isfahan. Another historical house is the Daftashti House of Hoogar Cafe, and today this historic house is used as a café. Dehdashti House in the historical context of the city hosts its guests. Hoogar Cafe is located in the historical complex of Dehdashti House and has two outdoor and outdoor areas (beautiful and green yard) and interior area (beautiful and magnificent reception rooms).

Not trained personnel... No diet food .... Expensive... The place is good however in my opinion is not designed well It has the potential to be a good cafe and restaurant but needs innovative works...

The worst coffee shop I have ever been in Isfahan. The personnel are not well trained and do not behave the customers politely. Although the environment is very beautiful, in winter time, of the seating area is very cold and the heating system does not work well. The menu is as expensive as the best coffee shops and restaurants in the city but the quality is not comparable.

If you like to try traditional Iranian food and love traditional Iranian house you should go to this place.good mood.good staff.nice view.tasty food.