This was our best dining experience in Strasbourg. We were treated like family members there and…read morethe food was terrific. It's owned and run by a Tunisian/Alsatian family and we were warmly treated by each member of it. The sons serve and the mother brings out the food. The father who opened the restaurant 40 years ago even came out to say hello. After all the other lukewarm hospitality at the other restaurants in the city, this place was like coming home. This is not to downplay the food--delicious appetizers, cous-cous, great wine (a bottle of red served too cold as I guess they do there, but we warmed it up) followed by a plate of sumptuous Mediterranean dessert pastries. Highly recommended. They will warm your palate and your soul!

The only Turkish I know is "Merhaba" - greeting and friendship…read more My daughter, however, was a high school exchange student in Turkey for 6 months on a state department scholarship. She came back with such wonderful recipes and knowledge of how to prepare them gleaned directly from her Turkish host mother. The food in this lovely tiny restaurant is the real deal and it is nothing short of exquisite. Try it if you are in the area and I think you will be surprised to the upside!

We stumbled upon this spot during a walk through Colmar, and it turned out to be a hidden gem in…read morethe city center. From the outside, it may look a bit unassuming--certainly not "high-end"--and the menus are quite basic. However, if you can look past that, you'll discover a place serving truly delicious and authentic North African cuisine. The owners themselves handle the service with great attention to detail. A particularly charming highlight was the owner's joy and enthusiasm; he even sang while serving tables, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that felt like dining with family. We tried the lamb couscous and chicken couscous, both served with fresh vegetables. The portions were generous, well-prepared, flavorful, and reasonably priced. We are giving 3 stars, since 4 and 5 stars we'll keep for other, more high end sophisticated restaurants. But for a well priced lunch, excellent food and great ambiance... this is a 5 stars

This little Tunisian spot is located right off the Main Street. It has a blue sign. Inside has…read morelanterns hanging from the ceiling. We ordered two entrees. The couscous with mixed grilled meat (lamb, sausage beef) and veggies was a bit bland for my liking. The sausage was delicious. I think adding veggies and lemons to the couscous would add some flavor. The chicken stew with olives, lemons and veggies was delightful. Nice to have authentic ethnic options in quaint Colmar. Great service!

Great atmosphere with a staff to match. They were helpful and very friendly. The food was great and…read morecame out fast.

I just had the most delicious pumpkin vegetable soup and crispy shrimp with chili onion garlic…read morespaghetti alongside a cold beer. It was terrific. Thumbs up to the nice service as well.

Really delicious food overall. Maybe a bit liberal on the oil. Good wines and drinks.read more

We were sat down and then asked to leave because of some reservation mix up, so they say, so we…read morewere asked to leave. Their service is bad, and ambiance was too crowded and small. Must make reservations for this place.

Recommended to me as the "best falafel in Karlsruhe", but it failed to impress me…read more I tried a combo plate which sounded promising and looked great when served (falafel, chicken, hummus, baba ghanoush, salad, yogurt sauce). The falafel was indeed fresh (the mash is waiting in a bowl to be fried after your order) and it tasted good, but not great. And the chicken was very dry (it was night closing time, so maybe it was "tired" all day, but still). Will visit again to give it a second chance.

I is good but not overwhelming. The hummus and the babaganush are not hand made, which is a pity…read more The falafel are not bad. But they do like what they do which give a certain spice to the plate!!