About Tarragon Restaurant
Tarragon Persian Restaurant is situated at Lavender Hill, Clapham. It is the perfect place to enjoy traditional Persian food with dishes full of superb flavours. At the heart of its spirit lies the perennial herb, cultivated for culinary and medicinal purposes, that the restaurant is named after, Tarragon.
This contemporary styled Persian restaurant offers a selection of authentic and delicious Persian cuisine. Tarragon Restaurant always aims to serve their diners with the highest quality ingredients and freshness to bring out the best of each authentic flavoured Persian dish.
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- Halal
- Takeaway
- Private Dining
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Outdoor Seating
- Delivery
Benafsha Kabiry
I ordered food from Paresh restaurant 2 days ago. It was the best kebab I've had. Amazingly cooked and the meat were fresh. Chicken was very nice and very tasty. Will def order again.
Siavash Tajik
Excellent service. We really recommend this restaurant. The food is delicious. 👌
Cindiya J
Food was heated up in the microwave and was quite cold. I was served a big piece of chicken and it took heating 3 times in the microwave... The chicken was cooked really well and was flavourful. Avoid the prawn biryani however .. prawns don't look very fresh. Not a good dining experience, probably better suited for takeaway.
Richard Smith
I really wanted to like this: Alex served me in the Camberwell branch with a smile and the decor is bright and welcoming.
Sadly, although the rice was tasty the chicken smelt off when I reheated it at home so I threw it in the bin after a few mouthfuls (it must’ve been sitting in the metal tray too long).
Also an incomplete order: I asked for two vegetable dishes but only found spinach in the bag when I got home. Needs to up his game if this business is to survive in the competitive local takeaway world. £8 in the bin (see below)
Nick Jordan
I have had food delivered from Parseh several times, more because it's the only Persian food available for delivery in my area than anything else. The koobideh is OK, quite tasty; the rice is good. The prices for main courses are fair. But there is one thing that is just insulting: the bread. It shouldn't be on the menu. If a Persian restaurant - sit-in or take-away - doesn't have a tanoor, it has no business offering bread. For £1.50, you get two toasted tortilla wrap breads of the Mission Deli type. Thanks, but if that's what I wanted, I'd have gone to the kitchen and got it myself.