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Colbeh Persian Kitchen and Bar
(Now Closed)Mediterranean Restaurant$$$$
Decatur
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Richard FeaginSeptember 14, 2013All I can say is WOW! The service was great and knowledgable about the dishes and the traditional way of eating them. The Gourmeh Sabzi is fantastic. I just wish it was closer to where I live.
Cisco JohnsonApril 9, 2013I had the rack of lamb. It comes with a side of rice. It was a little pricey, but well worth it!! The food and service were both amazing. Definitely recommend this place to anyone looking to eat out.
SuprachibbyFebruary 17, 2015The triple sampler was very good. I ordered the hen and it was a very large portion! You can not go wrong with saffron/basmati rice. Good location and trendy atmosphere.
J. BrockAugust 2, 2014Excellent customer service - Hummus is the best I've had- Atmosphere is incredible- try the lamb shank!!!!!
Farah AlwaniJuly 21, 2013The atmosphere was great and the food was ok. I guess my palette had high expectations after dining at Rumi's kitchen or Sufi's. Their chicken wings were good & the bread was airy and delightful too
Leslie L.May 28, 2013"Triple Dip" was very good --the beef kebab was good but not seasoned quite enough for my taste. Service was attentive and friendly but the 70's pop music really detracts from the experience.
Haley SnyderAugust 31, 2013The baklava cheesecake drizzled in tupelo honey is any baklava-honey-cheesecake lover's heaven. Phenomenal.
Diana BaldwinJune 24, 2012Probably the best hummus I have ever had. (almost). The smoked eggplant dip is equally as tantalizing.
Barclay RoseAugust 10, 2014The food is great but at the bar we were given no silverware. When I asked for a napkin, I was given a paper towel, NOT KIDDING. I had to poach a set from another table - no one seemed to care.
Ebony H.February 2, 2013Hummus is AWESOME...Drinks are strong and yummy...Lamb kabob was tender and juicy but tasteless:(
Honey Suckle Vodka! Who knew? Also, try the saffron infused gin!
If you're craving Persian food, go to Sufi's on Peachtree instead.
David JJanuary 25, 2013Nice staff, but the food was fairly bland. Also, there were no lunch specials.
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Fragrant rice, slow cooked stews, perfectly seasoned meats and the freshest vegetables and herbs are just the start of a wonderful Persian meal. In the Persian language of Farsi, Colbeh means "cabin" and we believe that the best food and the most comfortable seats are always saved for our guests.
Permanently closed (Show more)
- Mon–Sat
- 11:00 AM–10:00 PM
- Sun
- Noon–10:00 PM
(404) 373-1226
Features
Reservations
Yes
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. Discover & Visa)
Outdoor Seating
No
Food & Drink
Menus
Lunch, Dinner
Drinks
Full Bar, Cocktails
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"One of my fave breakfast spots. Friendly service. Get the bacon or sausage and egg and cheese biscuits or egg salad on croissant. Great coffee too."
Suprachibby - 8.3
"Best burritos. Everything comes out hot and fresh. Also the veggie chili queso is delicious!"
Ansley Barfield - 8.6
"Service was top notch! Ask for Jessica!! Rotisserie Chicken, Yucca, Regular, and Sweet Potato Fries all were delish! Let's not forget the wine...Malbec House wine was even great!"
Jackie Smith
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