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Ravagh Persian Grill interiors with circular light fixtures hanging from the ceiling, booth seating, and painted abstract art hanging on the walls

Ravagh Persian Grill

Persian

Upper East Side

$$$$Perfect For:Big GroupsCasual Weeknight DinnerDinner with the Parents
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Ravagh Persian Grill on 1st Avenue makes some of our favorite Persian food in the city, including perfectly-grilled kebabs and stews like chunky, bean-laden ghormeh sabzi and khoresh fesenjan served with crushed walnuts. Rely on this casual two-story restaurant any time you’re looking for a low-key, rice-forward, and comforting meal, since the portions are large and the setting stays fairly quiet.

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