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One of Paris's most charming Moroccan restaurants occupies a much-restored building midway between place de la Bastille and place de la Nation. The minimalist decor combines futuristic architecture with bare sand-colored walls, accented only with sets of antique doors and portals from the sub-Sahara. Look for seven kinds of couscous, including versions with chicken; beef brochettes; or lamb, onions, and almonds. Tagines are succulent dishes of chicken or fish prepared with aromatic herbs and slow-cooked in clay pots that are carried to your table.
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Lives Up to Its Reputation!
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There have been some mixed reviews about this restaurant but we certainly in the "we liked it a lot" category. Service was good, food was excellent. We elected to get a...
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- posted on 03.30.12
- by 19Boxes
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Disappointing meal
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We were a big group of family and friends meeting to celebrate the new year on 2 January. We had heard great things about this restauarant but the meal was disappointing. The waiter...
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- posted on 01.09.12
- by eibhlin031
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Comfortable Couscous
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Mansouria was created by a small 'legend' in French Moroccan cuisine. I hear that Fatéma Hal was the first North African woman to have a cooking show on television, she is considered...
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- posted on 12.09.11
- by alawrencenyc
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Contact:
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- tel: 01-43-71-00-16
- fax: +33 1 4024 2197
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Address:
- 11 rue Faidherbe, 11e
- Paris 75011
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Hours:
- Wed-Sat noon-2pm; Tues-Sat 7:30-11pm
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