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Top 3 Moroccan food in Saint-Jean-de-Braye, France
Find out what Moroccan restaurants to try in Saint-Jean-de-Braye including Pure Passion, Mosaique, Al Medina
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1. Pure Passion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Le restaurant Pure Passion est un restaurant marocain situé au coeur du vieux centre-ville d'Orléans, dans la rue de Bourgogne. C'est en 1997 que M. et Mme Bennis ouvrent leur 1er restaurant : grâce à leur savoir-faire, ils vous feront découvrir une cuisi
Reviewed By Goomsu
Our first experience of Moroccan food and we were captivated. Although the downstairs of this quaint, authentic restaurant was looking a little tired on the grey, foggy, January lunchtime of our visit, the food was colourful, fragrant and tasty. Genuinely a feast for the senses. With father as proud host, one daughter on reception, mother cooking and a son waiting on tables, this was very much a family affair and we felt welcomed as guests. The rooms upstairs were colourful decorated with Moroccan artefacts with one being draped and.lined like a desert tent or pavilion. Charmingly done. The wine ( we chose a spicey Moroccan vintage) was extremely pleasant and complemented our feast of charcoal grilled lamb and gambetta kebabs perfectly. We shall return.
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2. Mosaique
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
Reviewed By KentishMan56
Visited here last Sunday for lunch with family (do book - they get busy). Excellent food, smart surroundings decorated in North African fashion. Service friendly and very efficient. We chose the 'Mosaique' Couscous at just under 20 euros a head and were glad we didn't have a starter - portion sizes are generous and refills of couscous, semolina (& sides of raisins & chickpeas) were brought promptly when we requested it. We will certainly return when next in the area!
3. Al Medina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By alf147
Visited here just on TripAdvisor say so and was not disappointed. If you love morrocan food then please go here. Our server took the time to explain everything to us in English and we proceeded to start with the soup followed by cous cous with beef or chicken with a variety of vegetables. Extremely tasty. A little gem of a find xxx
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