Al Mounia

Description:

  • Widely acknowledged as the top Moroccan eating spot in Madrid, the Al Mounia first opened in 1968 under the auspices of owner-host Sahri and his daughter, stunning a then more traditional and provincial scene with its exotic cumin- and pistachio-flavored cuisine, atmospheric mosaics, embossed tiled decor, and high standards of service. Today it's particularly popular with couples or party groups. The imaginative maghrebi menu extends far beyond the conventional couscous, and gourmet standouts are its delicious pastilla (pigeon pie) and metaui (Berber roast lamb). After the meal sample from the outrageously delicious Oriental pastries and dried fruits from the dessert trolley, accompanied ideally by fresh mint tea. The restaurant's cellar includes a selection of excellent Moroccan wines.

  • © Frommer's 2012

User Reviews for Al Mounia

  •  

    Simply a WASTE of time! Bad food, bad service, bad price!!

  • We tried not to be put off by mixed reviews, however wished we had have been now!! There was a random guy/doorman stood smoking on the doorstep of the restaurant. He did little...

  • Read full review on TripAdvisor
  •  

    Good Moroccan

  • Al-Mounia is located in a very good area of Madrid, it's decorated in Arabic style and has a varied menu. Their grilled fish was very good as was the couscous. However, they also...

  • Read full review on TripAdvisor

Awards:

Frommer's
Frommer's
  •  Recommended 2010
  • Details
    • Contact:

    • visit website
    • tel: 91-435-08-28
    • Address:

    • Calle de Recoletos 5
    • Madrid 28001
    • Payments:

    • amex mastercard visa diners
    • Hours:

    • Tues-Sat 1:30-3:30pm and 9pm-midnight

Get Our Newsletter
Stay caught up on our latest news, tips, & ideas for travelers, by locals.

Subscribe
Thanks for joining us
Now just keep an eye out for our confirmation email (and check that it doesn't end up in your spam folder).
The NileGuide team
Copyright ©2006-2012 Nile Project. All rights reserved. Trip Planner
<
 

Get our Newsletter.

Stay caught up on our latest news, tips, & ideas for travelers, by locals.

SIGN ME UP!