Excellent restaurant! Food and personal! The couscous was delicious and the price quite reasonable…read more A place to go A must !

I can't believe how good Moroccan food in France is!! After eating so much french, it's nice to…read moreget a little spice in the palate. We thoroughly enjoyed the 14 euro tagines for lunch. Afterwards, walk outside to your left, and there is a cooking school as well as some cute shops after you make a right and a left (Hermes and more local boutiques).

I was hoping to like this spot as it has a homey feel. The service was very slow. There were only…read moretwo tables with customers. However, I thought with the long wait my tagine was going to be spectacular. It was a one note dish lacking in flavor. I am used to more dried fruits to have an interplay of flavors. I thought I ordered lamb but it was meatballs, which were a bit dry. Usually the meat is tender from the cooking process, but the meatballs were not the best choice. As the night drew on, they had a full house inside with fellow countrymen. It might have been that I ordered the wrong item.

Delicious! Everyone in the restaurant said bonsoir when I walked in, including the other diners -…read moreit's a very friendly but quiet atmosphere. I got the chicken tagine with dried apricots and plus, and it was very cosy and flavorful with the perfect portion size. Would definitely recommend for a delicious, reasonably priced, low-key meal.

When I spent 5 months studying here in spring '90 I used to frequent a hole in the wall couscous…read moreplace. Today on my first trip back to Aix, there's no way I could have found it, considering I was brought there first by Tunisian local friends who introduced me to the joy of North African cuisine. In the 22 years since, I've tried to make it myself, had it at lacking alternatives like in Paris, NY or SF. Finally, after all these years, the couscous is light, individual (not sticking together), the vegetable stew is perfect, and best of all, the HARISSA is real!!! Feel like I'm 21 again... P.S. upon entering, this place looks dark and dungeon like, and then it opens up into a beautiful garden!!! Doesn't hurt that the weather is just like at home today!!!

How can you enjoy food when the bearded man in charge is filthy rude and turns you away saying…read morethere is no place available and there were two tables empty? He spit on me as he made the Pff sound that is so common with the French. As we walked away, another lady came running and said that they DID have a table for us. Voila! It just magically happened! There are plenty of Moroccan places to eat in Aix where they make you feel welcomed. And don't spit on you before dinner ‍ Strongly recommend not bothering to go to this establishment.

From the owner: La Tunisie s'invite à Aix Du nom d'une ville de Tunisie, la Marsa propose des plats typiques, des…read moregrillades et du poisson. La devanture bleue et blanche aux couleurs de la Méditerranée est une invitation au voyage... des papilles.

From the owner: Le Maroc en centre-ville Situé au cœur de la ville d'Aix-en-Provence, le Comptoir du Sultan vous…read moreaccueille dans un espace de près de 200m2 placé sous le signe de l'Orient. Couleurs chaudes, ambiance conviviale et saveurs raffinées de la gastronomie marocaine sont au rendez-vous pour tout genre d'événement : tête à tête, repas en famille ou anniversaire entre amis. Côté cuisine, les grands classiques marocains sont à la carte, accompagnés d'une sélection de vins aussi bien français que locaux.

Great vibe and super affordable. My hookah was only 8 euros and I mixed flavors. It was the…read moresmoothest hookah ever, I wish I could take this place with me. My Moroccan mint tea was delicious and went perfectly with the hookah. Five stars all the way!

Great place. Good music. Nicely decorated (dark dingy cosy). Lovely staff. Good thea and games!…read moreEverything at your disposal. The shisha was good. If there was one complaint it would be that they use those sparkly prefab charcoals. I sound like a snob but I like to have the real deal with those. A minor thing on a great afternoon. Also if somebody could tell me what the loungy Drake song it was that was mixed with traditional arabic music, you could make my day. I can't find it and it was awesome!

From the owner: Saveurs d'Orient au casino Au Pasino, casino et salle de spectacle situé un peu en dehors du…read morecentre-ville, 5 restaurants attendent joueurs ou spectateurs sous la grande galerie pyramidale : - "Le Japonais" et son ambiance zen et laquée noir, - "L'Oriental" et ses murs de zelliges, - "L'Italien" de Venise, - "La Brasserie du Paz" aux accents du terroir, - "Le Restaurant des grands jeux" au coeur des salles de jeux. A vous de choisir.