Counter by Naroon
Persian restaurant · Fitzrovia ·
Persian cafe for coffee, lunch bowls, and breakfast
Persian cafe for coffee, lunch bowls, and breakfast
"Next door to sister spot Naroon is Counter By Naroon. We prefer this daytime Persian cafe for a coffee catch-up or sit-down lunch, and you can construct your own wholesome lunch bowls. Our go-to order is the saffron rice with table tennis-sized meatballs in a rich tomato sauce. Add a couple of salads on the side, like the yoghurty mast o khair or citrussy shirazi chopped salad, and take a seat in the courtyard-like area at the back." - sinead cranna, rianne shlebak, heidi lauth beasley, jake missing
"Next door to sister spot Naroon, is Counter By Naroon. We prefer this daytime Persian cafe to its sibling restaurant because it’s perfect for a coffee catch-up or sit-down lunch in Fitzrovia. Our go-to order is the saffron rice with tender, table tennis-sized meatballs in a rich tomato sauce. Add a couple of salads on the side, like the refreshing mast o khiar or citrussy shirazi chopped salad, and take a seat in the homey courtyard-like area at the back. If you ask nicely, they might get you a portion of the smoky, evening-only mirza ghazemi from next door." - rianne shlebak
"Next door to sister spot Naroon, is Counter By Naroon. We prefer this daytime Persian cafe to its sibling restaurant because it’s perfect for a coffee catch-up or sit-down lunch, and you can construct your own wholesome lunch bowls. Our go-to order is the saffron rice with table tennis-sized meatballs in a rich tomato sauce. Add a couple of salads on the side, like the yoghurty mast o khair or citrussy shirazi chopped salad, and take a seat in the courtyard-like area at the back." - team infatuation
"Next door to sister spot Naroon, is Counter By Naroon. We prefer this daytime Persian cafe to its sibling restaurant because it’s perfect for a coffee catch-up or sit-down lunch, and you can construct your own wholesome lunch bowls. Our go-to order is the saffron rice with table tennis-sized meatballs in a rich tomato sauce. Add a couple of salads on the side, like the yoghurty mast o khair or citrussy shirazi chopped salad, and take a seat in the courtyard-like area at the back. It’s one of our favourite lunch spots in Fitzrovia, and if you’re in the mood for the evening-only mirza ghazemi alongside your lunch, they might just get you one from Naroon next door if you ask nicely. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch Pause Unmute" - Rianne Shlebak
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