Everything about this place I loved! The owner knows our…read morefriends who live in Paris, so that is always a good first impression. We sat at the window in this little lookout area onto the street, this area was so sweet because it had curtains that could be pulled across if your party filled the two table space. The owner was funny and entertaining and laughed and joked with us and all of his customers, he had that great quality of making everyone feel special. I saw couples, groups and whole families eating here. I ordered the chauchokra(sp) to start, it's like a tomato based vegetable dish with a fried egg in the middle. My friend's Mom from Morocco cooked this for me in Boston and this was just as yummy. For my main I got the chicken tagine which was cooked to perfection with vegetables and white raisins and the chicken was so tender it fell off the bone. I have no idea what spices they use in this dish, but it was probably the best meal I had in Paris. My boyfriend had the cous cous with all sorts of meat and this came with a big bowl of broth and vegetables, which tasted really amazing too. I loved everything about this place, even down to the little napkins. We had a bottle of wine that complimented the whole meal and we shared desserts and mint tea that was poured "long" by the waitress. We were welcomed and treated so well here, I would definitely like to come back here to experience it again.

Our second time here during our stay in Paris! That's how good this place is and it's not just the…read morefood. It's the locals the frequent the restaurant, the ambiance and the reception you get from the owner when you enter. It feels good to be back! Due to the copious amounts of food, we decided to share a Brick Kefta as an entree. I had the Tagine Kefta (lamb meatballs with onions and egg) and my husband had the Couscous Berbere. They were both excellent (of course)! We finished with some Baklava an I had some of their excellent Mint Tea! I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone at any time! What a wonderful place to dine at and one of the places I would miss dearly. Till next time....

Lunch was delicious: mawete appetizer, a lamb tagine, brochettes, pastries, mint tea. Service was…read moreextremely friendly and efficient. Cute atmosphere.

Delicious and authentic! I ordered couscous and it did not disappoint! Best couscous I've had since…read morevisiting Morocco a few years ago. The waiter was fabulous and brought me mint tea and an assortment of pastries after my meal. I hope to visit again next time I'm in Paris!

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.

Made a reservation a week in advance - Yelp says the restaurant is open but walked across Paris to…read morego only to find it closed up. Frustrating.

Amazing food and a wonderful, cozy atmosphere for dinner. All of the couscous dishes are amazing…read moreand come in a large portion size. I also didn't think the prices were too outrageous for the amount of food you get. It was around 15-18 euros for any of the dishes. The lamb couscous was so tender and literally fell right off the bone. I would recommend making reservations in advance because of how small the restaurant is and I'm sure on a busy night it would be more difficult to get a table. The service was great and they do speak English so that was really helpful! Super sweet ladies and I would come back here again :)

Service is fast, waiters/owners are friendly, food is good (we got the couscous maison and the…read morecouscous w/ grilled lamb). Would go back.

From the owner: Parfums d'Afrique du Nord Ici la spécialité c'est le couscous, un couscous maison qui se décline à…read morel'infini (couscous végétarien, couscous agneau, couscous brochettes... à chacun ses préférences) dans la tradition d'une cuisine d'Afrique du Nord. De grands rideaux blancs, quelques photos de désert, le décor est tout empreint du monde berbère, l'atmosphère paisible et conviviale, l'accueil chaleureux et décontracté. Un anti-blues garanti.

Food was mediocre. Flavorless meatballs and chicken. Poor seasoning. Food microwaved in…read morequestionable plastic containers. Rude and unreasonable as well.

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!

Very homy neighbourhood spot in an electic part of the 11th. Very good Moroccan food and absolutely…read morehuge portion sizes of couscous with Tagine Chicken and Meatballs with Stewed veggies. Great portion of different dips like spiced eggplant and sweet carrots. Everything was delicious and service was fine via French standards. Lots of families and friends eating and the place was absolutely jammed by 7:00. Recommended

A good Moroccan restaurant. The couscous is excellent. The sweet tagines are a bit too sweet, even…read morefor me who loves the sweet Moroccan dishes. Great food and a very attentive service. Highly recommended.

Some of the best food we had in Paris. Service was excellent, and feels like such a unique,…read morecharming spot. Highly recommend, try anything with lamb.

The perfect blend of exotic coziness. The interior is warmly lit with lanterns, the food is…read moreabsolutely delicious, and the servers are on top of their game. I came here on a rainy night while visiting Paris, and it was one of the most memorable meals of the trip. Our waiter was an older gentleman dressed in traditional Moroccan clothing of djellaba and a skull cap. The service was excellent all around, but his special technique of pouring tea in a long, steamy stream while holding the teapot several feet above the cups is really something to see. I had a duckling tagine with apricots, onions and figs. Just heavenly, and the perfect antidote to the damp and drizzle outside. My only caution is to let the tagine cool for a while before you take a bite. It is approximately the temperature of lava when it hits the table. I also appreciated that they offered menus in English and French, since my high school French isn't what it used to be. I've been dreaming of returning since my last trip to Paris, and I'll definitely be back when I'm in town.

Came for lunch and had a marvelous meal! Ordered the cucumber, corn salad and the chicken tangine…read morewith olives and potatoes. Wonderful service and light fresh food. A must if you are gluten free in Paris!! Wonderful find!

Great local Moroccan restaurant in the heart of the Bastille. Excellent food, fresh and delicious…read more The service by the owner is flawless and super friendly. The lamb tajine was fantastic so tasty and the lamb just fell from the bone. Yummy. What sets this apart is the owner is deaf (this 1000 & 1 Signes) and the clientele is hip cool Parisians whom are deaf mixed with some hearing folk. Trés cool and what a fabulous experience and yes, I attempted to sign disastrously. I would so come again, hands down.

I loved Little Red Door when I went with my friend Ava B. a couple years back, and I wanted to take…read moremy husband Matt B. when we were in Paris this month. We ended up going with Ava and her boyfriend Yassine, lining up after dinner, around 10:30 on a Friday night. There was a small crowd waiting outside, and it took us about a half hour to get in. The place was fun and busy, and as charming as I remembered. We got seated in a loungey upstairs area and received excellent table service. There was free popcorn and even a complimentary round of welcome drinks, a strong mini cocktail of Gentian and peated whiskey. The menu had changed over completely since my first visit. The cocktail offerings were printed onto thick printed leaves arranged on metal branches, forming a cool little tree centerpiece that replaced a paper menu (there was also a more detailed menu available online). Several of the cocktails were labeled with raindrops, indicating they were available as mocktails--helpful for Yassine, who doesn't drink alcohol. Matt and I shared two rounds, sampling a good chunk of this new menu. Everything was delicious. The Carbone was a bright, interesting cocktail made with beetroot, black garlic, Origin smoked gin, and Dartigalongue Un-Oaked, served with a cube of frozen yogurt that melted lushly into the beet-red drink. The Serre Solaire was smooth and boozy, with black tea, green walnut and milk, Cointreau, and Rémy Martin cognac. The Résilience was a highbrow tropical cocktail, with sorghum, pineapple sage, Pasquet cognac, and Savanna rum. The Permaculture was creative and flavorful, with chestnut, butter, wakame umeshu, and Avallen Calvados. I also tried a sip of Ava's Aquaponie, a light, juicy vodka drink with basil, lemon and sweet clover, St. Germain, and Grey Goose. I love Little Red Door and I'm glad I got to visit a second time and share it with my husband. We do live kind of far away, but I hope a third visit is in the cards.

A friend recommended this place and Paris and the vibes are alluding, mysterious, and sexy. I found…read morea new drink I love I will try to make at home! So the little red door has a cute red door but the bouncer lets you in through another door (novelty observed haha). The man takes your jacket and umbrella (what a gentleman!) and sat us on the second floor. While the space between the couch and the seats were rather small, we were able to manage. I got the permaculture and resilience. The resilience is a club favorite and my favorite too! The way the sorghum, pineapple sage (syrup), pasquet cognac, and savanna rum all tied together was a blessing. I was going to get a third but I was tipsy by my second drink. My first drink was the permaculture and while I was considered it would be strong, it didn't seem strong to me. I love clarified dairy in alcohol so this was a win in my book. It consists of chestnut, butter, wakaze umeshu, avallen Calvados. The bar let's you stay for an hour but if you sit elsewhere, you can stay as long as you want. 5 stars and I hope to come back someday!