We were a walk in for dinner and they managed to squeeze us in on a busy Friday night. The service…read morewas friendly and super quick. Of two Moroccan places I tried I thought the food was more flavorful here. I got the beef couscous and my boyfriend got the vegetable couscous and we thoroughly enjoyed the meal. The flavor of the broth was really good. I'd highly recommend this restaurant to anyone walking around Marais. They are clearly a mom and pop establishment and they know what they are doing when it comes to the food.

This place was located right outside the doorsteps of our airbnb during our stay in Paris. We were…read morethere for the Olympics, and due to scheduling, we kept missing their hours of operation. In the last evening, we were able to get in and it was one of the best meals we had during our entire stay. The portions are large, so bring your appetite! The staff was second to none and extremely humble. The presentation of the food was immaculate. I highly recommend this place.

We enjoyed a true Moroccan feast in a tagine of lamb, pears, apricots, and prunes served with…read morecouscous. Authentic and delicious. Service was attentive as we felt like we were part of the neighborhood among friends.

A tradition started 24 years ago continues. Since 2000, my first meal in Paris has always been at…read moreL'Homme Bleu. And when you return after over 2 decades you wonder if the food will still be as good as you remember it. It exceeded every expectation! Seksu Homme Bleu - couscous with merguez sausage, lamb chops and meatball kebabs. The 'gravy for the couscous comes in a separate container, with the couscous sitting on top in its own container with strainer type holes in it. Seksu n'inebgi - couscous with lamb in sauce and merguez sausages. Akanaf s'iberdien n'izimer - grilled lamb chops with vegetables and 2 merguez sausage. The lamb chops are tender and juicy and perfectly seasoned. The merguez tends to be drier and a bit tougher. It's just that type of sausage - you either love it or you don't. Tajine s'uxarfi - lamb with mixed vegetables, pickled lemons and olives. Brine-y and more savory...the pickled lemons were absolutely delicious and were a great contrast to the brine-y olive flavors. Tajine Iham lahlou - lamb with almonds, pears, onions, prunes, orange blossom and cinnamon. This is the more traditional Arab/Berber flavor and even though it's more 'sweet' it's still savory and oh my heaven it's delicious. The flavors, the texture of the lamb with the texture of couscous work in harmony to create a gastronomic masterpiece. The spicy harrisa paste that they bring is a great complement to add a little heat to your dish. Notice the pattern -- lamb- lamb - lamb. No matter how full you think you are - get the sweet mint tea at the end - it's a great digestive aid; mint forward with just the right amount of sugar. Note: you have to get as many main courses as the number of people in your party. So, if you go with 5 people then you have to get 5 dishes. These can be shared family style, but even if you think it's too much food- this is necessary. You can mix and match from the menu. Entrées (appetizers) do not count. We were 5 people. We ordered 2 couscous (came in one container), 2 tajine (came separately) and 1 grilled plate. When we do this again, we would do 2 tajine, 2 grilled plates and 1 couscous. My palate, my soul and my heart are satisfied. A bientôt L'Homme Bleu. Je reviendrai.

One word - terrible. The manager seated us and immediately started pressuring us to order. There…read morewas a mother with a young daughter next to us who asked for a carafe but this guy brought a large bottle and opened it for them before the mom could say anything. The guy then told us that we had to order in 5 minutes or the kitchen would be closed (this was at 8pm). I called our hotel (who had recommended the place) and had them speak to the owner. We left as quickly as we could. Never going back here. Paris has many incredible restaurants. Don't waste your time and money on this one. I would give it 0 stars if I could.

Wanted to try something different on my first meal in Paris, so I opted for Moroccan food at…read moreEssaouira. Booking was very straightforward on the website. The decor in here is quite stunning. You really feel like you're in Morocco with the decorations. And it's also not even that loud, which is perfect for a nice intimate dinner. Had the Kefta with Moroccan Salad and Royal Pigeon Pastilla as starters, Lamb Tagine with Seasonal Fruits and Kefta Meatball Couscous for entrées, and the Selection of Moroccan Pastries as dessert. Portions were really good and everything was super tasty. Not the absolute best food I've ever had, but I was not disappointed. Staff here are quite friendly. Even though they don't all speak English, they are very nice and helpful. And yes, they do have English menus at least. Really enjoyed Essaouira, glad I made the trip here.

How would I summarize Shouk in one word that I know will speak to Parisians and foreigners alike?…read moreYUM. The Moroccan bread dish with all the accoutrements is an absolute MUST do. The bread is fluffy and delicious, rolled with pistachio, and drizzled with a bit of honey, served with labneh (SO GOOD), anchovies, za'atar, olives, and some peppers. I've not had a dish like this elsewhere and I've been craving it ever since! We also ordered the octopus skewer over greens - this was also very good though the octopus could have been a BIT less chewy and seasoned/marinated a BIT more. The greens were SO good though! Finally, we had the kibbeh nayyeh which is essentially lamb tartare. I've had this dish many times in different restaurants but this one is my absolute favorite. It's topped with some crunchy goodness that I can't explain as well as an egg yolk. The only thing you should be aware of is that if you want to have an appetizer first, THEN your entrees, make sure to be clear about it. We ordered everything together and it came all at once. English-speaking? Kind of. The server knew some English and had to check with the bartender on a few things. Either way, he spoke more English than I speak French so kudos to him! He was also very sweet.

Maybe I wouldn't get on a train for this restaurant and make a long trip, but if I am in the area,…read moreI will most certainly go back. Clean, fast, friendly service and super delicious! They went thru every item on the menu in details. We ordered 4 small plates and a bottle of wine for two of us and both were full; all four were great with a unique flavor!

Found this place when we were browsing the Marche des Enfants Rouges market in Paris, and decided…read moreto try out this Moroccan place. Service was fast. Outdoor seating only. Once you placed your order, they serve you traditional Moroccan Maghrebi mint tea. I liked how they put on a lil show when pouring tea, and it was delicious and warm on a cold winter day! We opted for Plat du jour (the plate of the day) & msamen nature to share, I enjoyed the couscous which was not soggy but nutty and full of flavor. It paired perfectly with the stew. Would recommend order their msamen nature, the texture was really good. The only con would be the meats, maybe we didn't order the right kind, they were a lil dry and tough. One of the better Moroccan food experiences I have had. A great option to try out in this market!

This food cart/stand is located inside a food hall and great way to find some family owned dining…read morespots! Our hotel was very close to this food hall and we just stumbled upon this place and we are so glad we did! There were so many food options within thos market and we landed on this Moroccan spot as i noticed the fresh looking dishes and the lovely flavors you could smell just by walking by! We ordered a couple of tangine dishes with couscous and both were absolute perfect with tender meat and fresh vegetables! The Moroccan mint was the perfect pairing and gave us the energy to walk and explore Paris all day!!!

We were catfished by a restaurant! We booked our dinner…read morebased on the menu and pictures on their website. When we found the place, it had been downsized from the original site to the tiny cafe next door. The menu was also downsized to 4 Tajines and 5 couscous-no starters or breads. We stayed anyhow because they moved people from our "reserved" table. Since there were only 10 places to sit, I guess they had to move them. The food was okay, and the service was fine. We just didn't get the expected experience or menu. It i

We could not find a restaurant in this address. We walked…read morethe whole street back and forth, couldn't find it.

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Fabulous food, excellent service, and reasonably priced. This place was a highlight of our trip to…read moreParis!

(1) I have eaten here four times over three years. The food has always been delicious. The first…read moretime, I came because an AirBNB host in the neighborhood recommended it. Now I try to book lodging in the neighborhood in part because of this restaurant. (2) The service is friendly and helpful. Don't know anything about Moroccan cuisine? Moroccan wine? Ask. They have never steered me wrong. (3) The restaurant itself is comfortable and cosy. Recommendation? Try Sunday lunch and then go for a stroll in the nearby Parc Buttes-Chaumont. Reservations would probably be a good idea.

We were visiting Paris and found this place. Food, staff and everything is amazing. Highly…read morerecommended. My husband is Moroccan and knows what a good Moroccan food should be like and he was highly impressed.

Le Maroc is delightful and has delicious food! It's the best food I have had since coming to Paris…read more Our waiter, which happened to be the owner was so kind to us and helped us order. He was the only server and there were several tables full and everything ran so smoothly! I'm impressed with his skills! We ordered a sampler plate to start and it had sausages, lamb, olives, eggplant, pimentos, and a cucumber relish. It was great, but in the future I probably would not order this, because the entree portions are huge. For our meal, we ordered couscous with lamb shank and lamb with exotic fruits. Both of these dishes were to die for! I want to go back already! The exotic fruits were: apricots, prune and figs. The decor was so beautiful, I felt like I was in Morocco! Please do yourself a favor and try out this lovely, fresh and authentic restaurant.

Friendly staff and great food! Popped in early only to find out that the kitchen was closed for a…read morefew hours. Sat and had drinks then ordered dinner. Great place to chill and watch the afternoon Paris rain.

A quaint place on a weekday night for some couscous! I was in the mood for some and was near Pere…read moreLachaise. I have to say that the lighting in this place at night was dimmer than dim. It was a red lighting and it was kinda hard to see clearly but it wasn't totally debilitating. The server who helped us was polite, took our order and quickly served up the food. We ordered couscous and I had some chicken with mine. The meat was tenderly cooked and quite tasty. The couscous was hot, fluffy and plentiful. The stew served with it was a bit bland but still did the job. I got my couscous fix here and was satisfied with the value/taste. I was happy with the fast service too.