Le Méchoui du Prince launches its teatime

Le Méchoui du Prince, the famous Moroccan restaurant delighting demanding eaters and lovers of tajines and other couscous has decided to make sweet-toothed people fall in love by offering on Saturdays and Sundays, a teatime with Oriental twists.

So, one will not only come to Le Méchoui du Prince for lunch or dinner but also to have a tea or a coffee with sweet treats. As a matter of fact, on weekends, the restaurant remains open in the afternoon and expects you from 3 p.m. to treat you.

On the menu of this teatime:

• Traditional Oriental pastries and new homemade creations

• Baghrir, the famous one thousand-hole pancakes made out of wheat flour and semolina that are covered in butter and honey

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• Msemen, soft flaky and delicious treat based on semolina and coated in orange blossom or honey.

• Traditional mint tea or excellent spicy coffee made to order: an Arabica twisted with clove, cinnamon, ginger, black pepper and a few drops of rose bud infusion.

It’s a very affordable teatime offer for €10 that you’re provided. It includes 3 Oriental pastries or a Baghrir or a Msemen, a fresh homemade fruit salad and a cup of mint tea or spicy coffee.

Let’s enjoy a gourmand Moroccan break in Paris!