When we say pastilla, couscous, sfenj or tajine, we mean... Moroccan cuisine! Why not treat yourself this lunchtime to some tasty dishes straight from Morocco? What could be more convivial and comforting?
In Paris, Moroccan cuisine reveals its finest assets to gourmets in the capital's Moroccan restaurants. With its rich Berber, Arab, Jewish and Andalusian influences, colorful dishes, taste-bud-warming spices (including the famous ras-el-hanout blend), and family-style dishes to share with guests, Moroccan gastronomy has more than one trick up its sleeve to surprise Parisian palates.
And that's just as well, because we're looking forward to indulging ourselves with a good couscous prepared according to the rules of the art, a long-simmered tajine, a crispy, well-stuffed pastilla, or an avalanche of Moroccan pastries , each one naughtier than the last, such as sfenj, sweet doughnuts to die for, or the traditional baklava with almonds and honey that stick to your fingers.
And, of course, all accompanied by mint tea! Here are the best addresses for Moroccan restaurants in Paris!
Maison Ambre, Moroccan canteen and tea room with home-made pastries, brunch and Ftour menu
Maison Ambre is the name of this canteen, tea room and pastry shop in the 15th arrondissement, just a stone's throw from Gare Montparnasse. Bowls to compose, tagine and pastries of the day await you. [Read more]
Figuig, the excellent Moroccan restaurant where tradition, modernity and a good atmosphere meet
Not far from the Arc de Triomphe, nestled in the Rue de Brey, the Figuig restaurant is an invitation to travel and celebrate! Here, you'll find authentic Moroccan cuisine prepared according to the rules of the art, with the added bonus of live music and Oriental dancing on weekends, all in a setting that's both elegant and exotic. [Read more]
Friday Night, Jewish Shabbat specialties every day of the week
You don't have to wait until Friday night to celebrate. At Vendredi Soir, Shabbat is every day of the week, with Jewish specialties traditionally shared at family tables. [Read more]
Choukran, couscous and Moroccan sandwiches by Abdel Alaoui
Abdel Alaoui opens the Choukran restaurant in the 9th arrondissement. On the menu: couscous, chakchouka and Moroccan sandwiches. [Read more]
Le Méchoui du Prince, the Moroccan restaurant that bewitches the taste buds
Le Méchoui du Prince is a Moroccan restaurant in Paris where you really feel... like a prince. Here you can taste an authentic, tasty and generous Moroccan cuisine that gives you a taste of travel! [Read more]
Dar Mima, Jamel Debbouze's restaurant, in tribute to his mother, on the roof of the Arab World Institute
An address high up in the sky, to taste the cuisine of Fatima, Jamel Debbouze's mother. This is what awaits you at Dar Mima, the restaurant signed by the artist and Paris Society on the roof of the Arab World Institute. [Read more]
Loov, tasty and (very) affordable couscous in République
A couscous full of flavor and love, and above all at a very reasonable price, you'll find it at Loov! [Read more]
Where to eat couscous in Paris? Our best addresses
Looking for a good couscous in Paris? Here are the best addresses for Parisian restaurants where you can enjoy this much-loved French dish! [Read more]
Looking for a good halal restaurant in Paris? You've come to the right place! [Read more]
Where to eat couscous in Paris? Our best addresses
Halal restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
