Description:
If you're looking for something really different -- or a festive spot for a large party -- head deep into the Avenues for an exotic taste of Morocco. Chef-owner Mourad Lahlou creates an excellent dining experience through colorful and distinctly Moroccan surroundings combined with a modern yet authentic take on the cuisine of his homeland. In any of the three opulently adorned dining rooms (the front room features private booths, the middle room is more formal, and the back has lower seating and a Moroccan lounge feel), you can indulge in the seasonal five-course tasting menu ($49) or individual treats such as kumquat-enriched lamb shank; saffron guinea hen with preserved lemon and olives; or Paine Farm squab with wild mushrooms, bitter greens, and a ras el hanout reduction (a traditional Moroccan blend of 40 or so spices). Consider finishing off with my favorite dessert (if it's in season): rhubarb galette with rose- and geranium-scented crème fraîche, vanilla aspic, and rhubarb consommé.
- © Frommer's 2012
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Delicious food with a Moroccan flair
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We went to Aziza for the first time for dinner with a couple who had been on a trip to Morocco with us. We shared a spacious table for four and had a leisurely dinner. Appetizers included...
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- posted on 05.27.12
- by rshorens
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Morocco chic
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The three of us went there and had a great time. Was a bit disappointed in the decor, a bit sterile and half casual half formal, a bit confused. The banquettes were a comfortable place...
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- posted on 05.24.12
- by scottderrick
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Enjoyable Food
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When I was young I had a best friend who was Israeli from Moroccan heritage. The smells in her mother's kitchen were intoxicating and I enjoyed it when I got to taste her food....
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- posted on 05.15.12
- by misanthropicdreamer
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Morroccan as a jumping off point
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Chef Mourad Lahlou uses this Richmond eatery to dovetail Moroccan food from his homeland with artisanal features of California to create a new high cuisine. El Manseur was closed for...
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- posted on 12.11.11
- by by coolray at Citysearch
Awards:
San Francisco Chronicle
- Top 100 Restaurant 2008
- Top 100 Restaurant 2009
CitySearch
- Mediterranean Food 2006 – Editorial Winner
- Mediterranean Food 2007 – Editorial Winner
Frommer's
- Highly Recommended 2009
- Highly Recommended 2010
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Contact:
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- tel: 415/752-2222
- fax: +1 415 752 3056
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Address:
- 5800 Geary Blvd
- At 22nd Ave
- San Francisco, CA 94121
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Hours:
- Wed-Mon 5:30-10:30pm
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