Moroccan Hospitality Restaurant

The bread was amazing, which was what we were hoping for. This is our first time trying Moroccan food. It was indeed special, but the main course, lamb, that I ordered was too sweet for my taste. It could very well be authentic, but I felt like I was eating a dessert. The food was filling and good value. The service was minimal, but it could probably be the culture.

Excellent food, great service, and authentic ambience! All the ingredients needed for a wonderful dining experience. The owner (lady) of the restaurant is very cheerful and a delight to talk to. Highly recommend the chicken kebab, and the chicken with apricot. Would definitely visit again!

Very hard to take good pictures inside with the red lighting - apologies. That aside, very friendly mom and pop service and quaint restaurant. The chicken tagine was okay but that is me being picky. Loved the preserved lemons. The almond shake could use a little more substance. All around, a delicious and healthy meal at a reasonable price 👍

The perfet place to go if you are craving lamb or Moroccan food. The lamb leg dishes are all good and come in decent portion. The cous cous is authentic and well-seasoned. The grilled krafta, or beef patties, are fresh and tasty. The owner is also very nice.

food is great, chicken kabab melted in the mouth and beef tajine had just the perfect blend of spices. just wished that they served it with a bigger and better bread or some rice.

The food was okay. Kind of bland for me. This is the first page I have been to that charges an extra 1.50 if you ask for hot sauce on the side. Another odd thing is, 20% service charge is automatically included even for a party of 2.

Delicious food. The staff was delightful. The atmosphere was relaxing and warm. We had three different lamb dishes, all were very tasty. The side of warm marinated olives was really a delight.

AMAZING! I went for dinner last Friday with a couple friends and from the moment I stepped foot till the second I left I had a smile on my face. The staff was extremely hospitable and friendly (thus "Hospitality" in their title). You must have the tea and order one of the Tajine dishes. I had lamb and it was much different than what I've had before. It was sweet as it was made with almonds, sesame seeds, and raisins. I also ordered a side of couscous. it was delicious to say the least. their couscous is freshly made during the day so that it is ready for their 5pm opening for Dinner. The ambiance was Moroccan in essence with a lounging couch like space with pillows. There was also beautiful artwork and hanging Middle Eastern lamps. Definitely a small place you don't want to skip. Stop by and try it.