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Top 3 Moroccan food in Santa Fe, Province of Granada, Spain
Best Moroccan restaurants nearby. Discover the best Moroccan food in Santa Fe. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Moroccan restaurants near you. including Restaurante Palacio Andaluz Teteria Almona, Papas Elvira, Om-Kalsum
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1. Restaurante Palacio Andaluz Teteria Almona
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1130 reviews
The restaurant Marroqui Arab y Teteria with name Almona offers you the best Moroccan teas and food such as hummus, tajines, couscous, pastry, Arab sweets, etc. our kitchen is very homemade, we elaborate it. we also have homemade drinks like lemonade. Kitc
Reviewed By Amit M
Visited with family after searching for best Moroccan food in Granada. Overall food was ok but Hummus was a disaster and let us down. As we are Moroccan food freaks we always like to have Hummus and nice warm pitta bread for starters. Hummus was ordinary, overpriced and served with pizza like cuts of cold wraps sold in supermarkets. Not expected of a restaurant supposedly offering authentic Moroccan food. Will never visit again and won't reccomend anyone. Very high ranked restaurant but not for us. Hola Amit M,Gracias por su aurocritica hacia pan que le hemos servido, hemos analizado su comentario y ya tenemos pan hecho en casa con su semillas.Creo que ha comido mas cosas y le ha gustado.Gracias por todo y ya veras en otra visita le encantara.gracias a sus comentarios nos mejoramosUn saludo
2. Papas Elvira
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
Reviewed By avalonne83
Actually, it's a takeaway, where you can find some good food that, if you find a seat, you can eat directly on site. They have really tasteful food with some vegetarian and vegan options and their vegetarian lasagna is delicious. It's a good option if you wish to eat healthy but tasty.
3. Om-Kalsum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 310 reviews
Reviewed By FoodieOfTheWorld
Extremely bad experience. My fellow diner clearly communicated that she could not eat wheat / gluten and the waiter dismissively said several times that he understood. When the food came, my friend bit into the food and discovered it was wheat pasta. The owner proceeded to say that it was only a little bit so how much could it matter. We asked to pay and even after the awkward scene they didnât bring the bill for a long time until we forced them to bring it.Under EU and Spanish law, you must provide accurate allergy information. This place let my friend down and left her very ill. They didnât even bother to comp the food after the terrible experience.
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