We can’t wait to share our authentic family Afghan recipes with Preston
A new restaurant in Preston is bringing the vibrant flavours and traditions of Afghan cuisine to the city, offering authentic dishes, traditional spices and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Preston has welcomed Afghan Flame and Grill, a restaurant dedicated to serving authentic Afghan cuisine and showcasing the country’s renowned hospitality.
Located at 2 St Mary's St, North, Preston PR1 5LG - the eatery features recipes passed down through generations, bringing traditional Afghan dishes to the local dining scene.
The menu includes marinated kebabs, chapli kebabs, aromatic rice dishes and freshly baked naan, all prepared using genuine Afghan spices and traditional cooking techniques.
The restaurant aims to offer diners a truly immersive culinary experience, highlighting the rich and diverse flavours of Afghanistan.


Beyond the food, Afghan Flame and Grill provides a warm and inviting atmosphere designed for families, friends and communities to enjoy meals together.
The restaurant reflects the welcoming spirit of Afghan culture offering a dining experience that goes beyond just the dishes on the plate.


The opening of Afghan Flame and Grill adds a unique option to Preston’s dining landscape, introducing flavours and experiences that were previously hard to find locally.
The restaurant encourages residents and visitors to explore its menu and enjoy a taste of Afghan culinary traditions in the heart of the city.
A spokesperson from Afgan Flame and Grill said: “W've opened our restaurant in Preston called Afghan Flame and Grill.
“Afghan Flame and Grill is bringing a fresh burst of authentic Afghan cuisine to the local dining scene.
“The new restaurant features traditional family recipes from marinated kebabs and chapli kebabs to fragrant rice dishes and freshly baked naan - prepared with genuine Afghan spices and cooking techniques.
“More than a place to eat, Afghan Flame and Grill offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere that reflects true Afghan hospitality.”