Al-Bader Restaurant Coventry

“Quiet atmosphere, attractive surroundings, good service.”

LUS D★★★★★

AMAZING food, and great service and atmosphere. There was a huge range of food, drinks and a few deserts. It was quiet, and the guy who served us was extremely polite and helped us choose some food. This restaurant is a hidden gem right in the centre of Coventry. DEFINITELY worth a visit!

Rasta baby★★★

Food wasnt too bad, it was so extremely hot, it scalded my mouth. Im accustomed to prunes in a tagine being cooked in the dish but these seemed to have been added as an after thought. We had ordered some tabbouleh but it was disappointing due to the absence of mint which I always thought to be 1 of the main ingredients. The restaurant was fairly cold and as nice as the waiter was, he was not very attentive, it took a long time for the order to be placed and once we had our food, we didn't really see him again nor were we offered any more drinks or dessert. Unfortunately I have visited Al Bader

Manuela Kira★

Disappointing and utterly devoid of flavour – Fool me once, shame on you... This was my second visit to Al-Bader, and I deeply regret giving them the benefit of the doubt. After a mediocre first experience, I naively assumed it was just a case of bad luck on a busy night. However, this second visit made it glaringly obvious why the restaurant is almost always empty. For an establishment that claims to serve and honour Persian and Middle Eastern cuisine, the food is an absolute insult to those traditions. Persian cuisine is celebrated worldwide for its aromatic depth, rich layers of saffron, an

Ivan★★★

Ordered it. Chicken was big but was very dry in the centres, and the salad was sad to say the least. The fries were decent the vine leaves were awful, the lamb tagine was okay but wouldn’t call it a tagline, the lamb was very good. Ended up spending 40£ for two