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Grand Est, France Food Guide: 8 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Reims
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Reims. French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries.
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8. La Gazelle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Corinne R
Chosen because it was closer to our hotel and we had done enough walking for the day we were very pleasantly surprised. Greeted at the door by a handshake, shown smilingly to a table, and treated very cordially throughout. Algerian/Moroccan food which was tasty and plentiful, tagines, couscous, a variety of vegetables in gravy, as well as brochettes and roasted chickens. Limited desert menu, mostly ice-creams and sorbets, but very nice, mine included a fig liqueur.
7. Mille Et Une Graines
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
At the restaurant One Thousand and One seeds, Lilia and Ben offer to bring up to date a famous Mediterranean recipe: the Couscous. Compose your couscous selecting your ingredients and enjoy it on or take away in an innovative presentation: couscous bar! C
Reviewed By Marie_SophieR_12
Très bon restaurant. Accueil extrêmement chaleureux et cuisine de qualité. Très bon rapport qualité prix. Je recommande vivement.Mille et un merci pour votre avis! En espérant pouvoir toujours vous satisfaire et vous étonner à chaque visite!
Where to eat Moroccan food in Reims: The Best Restaurants and Bars
6. Pulcinella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By racheljrainbow
We dropped in as a family and were greeted immediately and warmly. The pizza was amazing and prices were incredibly reasonable. Highly recommend this lovely little pizzeria and donât be fooled by its low key outlook as itâs a hidden gem close to the cathedral and central Reims.
5. L'Oriental
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By tomhols1952
The restaurant has a strange set up that does not result in a cosy atmosphere. Low level of Moroccan attributes or from any other country.Menu card did not mention white wine but when asked I got a glass served. Rather plain. However, the aubergine starter was quite good with nice spices to improve the taste. The couscous with lamb was really excellent. Be careful with the harissa because it is the real stuff: breath taking. Prices are certainly acceptable. Recommended.
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4. Casa d'Urso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 355 reviews
Reviewed By Coralcaybelize
We'd been thinking that we wouldn't find a cosy little restaurant whilst on our visit to Reims, then we happened across Casa d'Urso. An Italian restaurant manned by French staff, but excellent selection of dishes available. We opted for the table d'hote, which was a very good choice. Generous portions of freshly prepared foods that exercised the taste buds and more than satisfied our hunger. Very efficient staff welcomed us in and looked after our needs throughout the evening. Look them up, you really won't regret it.
3. La Medina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 288 reviews
Reviewed By simonc410
Really fresh food well cooked - we ate dinner here one night. Just off the main drag - very popular with locals. Service is attentive and friendly all in all. A great choice for dinner if you are a fan of Moroccan / Mediterranean food
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2. Le petit Basque
Overall Ratings
4 based on 603 reviews
Reviewed By Bob S
Score 1 to trip advisor for this place. Came highly recommended but you would never just stumble across this place. It is slightly out of town - walkable though - and in what might be seen as an edgy neighbourhood. But wow what a spot. Book in advance - the place was rammed with locals. Food is excellent and more than plentiful ( if you order the paella for one bring your game face!) . Choices are all basque based as the name suggests and service was excellent for us. If you are in town do not miss this place.
1. Le Riad Restaurant Oriental
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1477 reviews
Reviewed By Brad_Herbert
Itâs rare for us to get Moroccan food where we live so we were very keen to try Le Riad. We were not disappointed, as we felt like we were back in Morocco!My Harira soup was just what I needed on a somewhat cool summers day! We then shared a chicken tajine with caramelised pears, and a chicken pastilla and both were excellent. The pastilla had that great mix of sweet and savoury, whilst the tajine was full of flavour with deliciously succulent chicken.The Moroccan wine was also very good, and service was very friendly. We would love to have a restaurant like this near us!
