Where to begin? Should I start with the watery bland hummus, served with an embedded long white…read morehair? The waiter claimed it "must have come from the wind." No offer to comp the dish. Almost as off- putting, the rice served with the kebab was precooked (also known as Minute Rice)! It had all the texture of air. A first for me at countless Middle Eastern restaurants. They don't serve bastilla. The waiter didn't even know what it was even after being shown a picture of it on an iPhone. Don't bother going here. It's faux Moroccan.

Le petit Maroc is a small, friendly Moroccan restaurant in the 7th district. The food was really…read morereally good: we had the lamb tagine and the chicken cous cous and it was so tasty my mouth is watering just thinking about it!! The service was friendly and attentive even though the place was packed. I was impressed with the prices too (especially for the size of the portions!!). I'll definitely be going back here!

Little popular spot in the market . Variety of food ( even Korean fried chicken) desert was the…read morebomb. Expect delays on the service ..cash only ! Food was alright for the price tag .

Neni is in Naschmarkt which is a stretch of restaurants that have indoor seating and outdoor…read moreseating mixed with sporadically food vendors along the row of 3 lanes of restaurants but not like a typical farmer's market. Neni service was accommodating, prompt and courtesy. They inform you right away it is cash only. The menu needs to be replaces. Old and tattered. The English menus are on the flip side of the page. We ordered Jerusalem plate which consisted of grilled chicken with roasted bell peppers on a bed of hummus and a pita for 19€ and both me and my partner thought is was very good . The chicken was seasoned nicely, not too salty and the hummus was consistently creamy and the pita was thick and fluffy about a 1/2" thick Not traditionally what I have had before. The hayas popcorn falafel with soya tahini which was very tasty. The sauce was an interesting combination maybe a hint of mango but not positive and a tiny bit of heat with tahini. This sauce was like a dressing that would be delicious on a salad. The falafels were not huge, smaller than a golf ball, dark on the outside and not grainy. We definitely would go back if we are in Vienna again and try their shashuka which is only served earlier in the day

The absolute worst experience in Vienna. The stairs to the restaurant/nightclub are littered with…read morebroken glass and empty bottles. There's trash and open food containers everywhere. The corner smelled of urine. A terrible impression for my guests and my companion. The food was tasteless and lukewarm. Not fresh at all. It smells of spilled drinks and musty odors. The staff is very rude and surly. The noise is unbearable. The smoke from outside seeps in, making everything smell like an ashtray. The music is horribly loud and tasteless. This place should be closed for health reasons. Simply awful. Why does this beautiful city allow such abysmal quality? Das absolut schlimmste Erlebnis in Wien. Die Treppe zum Restaurant/Nachtclub ist voller Glasscherben und leerer Flaschen. Überall Müll und offene Essensbehälter. In der Ecke roch es nach Urin. Ein schrecklicher Eindruck für meine Gäste und meine Begleitung. Das Essen war geschmacklos und lauwarm. Überhaupt nicht frisch. Es riecht nach verschütteten Getränken und muffigen Gerüchen. Das Personal ist sehr unhöflich und mürrisch. Der Lärm ist unerträglich. Der Rauch von draußen dringt nach drinnen und lässt alles wie einen Aschenbecher riechen. Die Musik ist schrecklich laut und geschmacklos. Dieser Ort sollte aus gesundheitlichen Gründen geschlossen werden. Einfach nur schrecklich. Warum lässt diese wunderschöne Stadt so eine miserable Qualität zu?

Nice place for a tea. Try shalah if u like coconuts. Very Moroccan feel.read more