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Most Popular Mediterranean food in L'Isle-Adam, France
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in L'Isle-Adam including O Marrakech 95, Tesoro Mio, La Gazelle d'Or, La Palmeraie - Jardins de Marakech
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1. O Marrakech 95
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By klauditar
1st time and the food is like be in Marruecos .. is delicious and super fresh , j adore tout .. the employee are so nice and friendly and the tea are just good after finish eating .. good for children and good for all age .. easy for parking your car
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2. Tesoro Mio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By JohnMarx97
While traveling from Charles De Gaulle Airport to Giverny, we found this lovely restaurant on Main street in Mery sur Oise. Although the parking was challenging our dining experience was amazing. The owner/host spoke English extremely well. She had worked in London for 10 years. She helped us with our gluten and dairy allergic granddaughter selecting a wonderful pasta in ample portions. We all tried something different and no one was disappointed. We plan to return again if our travels take us that way.Dear Sir,Thank you so much for your compliments.I'm so happy to have done my job.Hope to see you another time.Maud et Ignazio
3. La Gazelle d'Or
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Salma A
Good delicious morrocan food.Service is fair.Prices are reasonable.Give it a try if you like this cuisine.
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4. La Palmeraie - Jardins de Marakech
Overall Ratings
4 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By jp_from_paris
One of the few restaurants in the area open on a Sunday evening, we decided to take some overseas visitors to try some good Moroccan food.The restaurant is recently redecorated and the ambience is pleasant. The menu is quite small but just right, with a good selection of tagines, couscous and plats garnis. The main dishes are copious, so we would suggest choosing a selection of hors d'oeuvres to share OR main dishes (or sharing both).We had 2 tagines and 2 couscous all of which were excellent with the exception of the merguez which were overly fat. Presentation and service were attentive, courteous and relatively rapid.Overall, everyone in the party was pleased with the food.The only let down was the wine list - the Boulaouane gris was totally indifferent. Also, bottled as a "cuvée restauration" it was vastly overpriced for something nondescript and not typically a Boulaouane. However there are Guerroaune and other AOG wines on the list which could be worth trying.
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