Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Organic
Take-out
Middle Eastern
Iranian
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Menu changes and always with rice and hearty stew variations. Try the pomegranate and walnut stew over jewel basmati rice. A la carte and full meals are available to order. The chocolate is not vegan. No tables inside, but there is a courtyard where you can eat. Note: Sep 2017 - now serves lamb. Take-out only. Open Tue 11:00am-2:00pm, Thu-Fri 11:00am-2:00pm.
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5504 Durham Chapel Hill Blvd Ste 102, Durham, North Carolina, USA, 27707
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Added by turtleveg on 28 Jun 2013
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5 Reviews
First Review by turtleveg
KenzieBarlow
Points +50
Absolutely delicious - Edit
If I could give this a five stars I would- the woman that cooks and sells the food at the farmers market is an absolute angel. Thanks so much for awesome customer service and making super tasty food!!
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AsaEger
Points +29
This place is amazing . Simply put. - Edit
Just make a plate of the home cooked food of the day
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bouchner
Points +53
Home style Persian food with lots of vegan options - Edit
I feel like I’m going to my aunt’s house when I walk in (if my any time happened to be Persian 😊).
Read moreCons: Limited hours
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turtleveg
Points +1649
generous portions of delicious food - Edit
Residents and visitors to the Triangle are lucky to have 2 options for Persian food. Pomegranate Kitchen is one of these (Chapel Hill's Sage Cafe is the other) and does not disappoint (well, unless you show up after they are already closed. Hours are very limited).
Read moreThe 2 women that run this are super friendly and warm. All food is freshly prepared with local ingredients. My favorite is the pomegranate and walnut stew over jewel basmati rice. You can buy menu items separately or order as a full meal that comes with bread and chocolate (not vegan).
No tables inside, take-out only. But there is a nice courtyard for their building which is a great place to sit and eat.
They were previously a vegetarian-only restaurant, but they do now also serve meat (while remaining very veg-friendly).
Expect to get a little lost the first time you go if you've never been there before. It's awkward to get to, off of 15/501. You need to turn into New Hope Commons shopping plaza first and then make your way back towards 15/501 on a service road.
You can also find their food at various area farmers markets on Tuesday, Friday, or Saturday depending on the market. UNC's Friends Cafe will also be serving some of their food.
Updated from previous review on 2013-07-10
Pros: creative "home-cooked" food, friendly!, generous portions
Cons: limited hours, take out only, bad location
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CateLe
Points +21
Friendly and delicious! - Edit
Stopped in here today for a quick lunch. Small take-out with very friendly service and excellent food!
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