Delbar
Venue Brief
Inman Park Persian and Middle Eastern restaurant with a rug-strewn terrace, serving labneh, sabzi polo and lamb neck to lively groups well into the evening.
Venue Details
- Vibe
- UpbeatDate NightCasualBohemian
- Age guide
- 25-45
- Dress code
- Casual Chic
- Cuisine
- PersianMiddle EasternTapas/Share Plate
- Demographic
- Young ProfessionalsLocalsCouples
- Music genre
- Lounge/Chill House
- Price
- $$$$
- Open season
- Year-round
- Clientele
- LocalsAmerican
- Offerings
- Table ServiceBrunch
- Open times
- Mon 4 – 10 PMTue 4 – 10 PMWed 4 – 10 PMThu 4 – 10 PMFri 4 – 11 PM BestSat 11 AM – 11 PM BusySun 11 AM – 9 PM Busy
- Vibe score
- 9.1 / 10
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About Delbar
Carved wooden doors, a patio laid with Persian rugs under heaters and a busy open kitchen set the tone at this Inman Park location, which fills with a multicultural crowd of Atlanta professionals who come as much for the atmosphere as the food. Plates are made for sharing: labneh with blistered flatbread, mushroom hummus, sabzi polo, slow-cooked lamb neck, whole branzino, lamb kabob, chicken kofta and chinjeh, plus spiced fries and a pistachio-topped cake with ice cream. The music runs loud enough to feel like a night out but still allows conversation. It holds a Michelin Guide recommendation for 2025 and a 4.9 average from over 13,000 Google reviews. Doors open at four on weekdays and at eleven on weekends, with service until eleven on Friday and Saturday. Resy takes bookings, spend runs $40 to $100 a head, and parking is the common complaint.
