Mia M.

Only got soft serve, but it was excellent soft serve! At $6 each, the serving is quite generous and the ice cream is smooth and delicious. They have a vanilla base with different seasonal toppings, and the saffron orange honey one was our favorite. Would come back and try their food - everything sounded great

Cherylynn N.

4.5 STARS Aside from your basic burger and sandwich, $20 doesn't get you very far in bougie Napa. Ok, maybe half a bump of caviar. While a meal at Moro will set you back about $25 pp with no drink, it's a good deal considering it's from Mourad Lahlou, a Michelin-starred chef and James Beard Semi-finalist. Opening in Spring 2024, Moro is a Moroccan fast-casual eatery inspired by Marrakesh's iconic night market, serving grilled meats, salads, flatbread, and housemade dips. F O O D * Roasted Lamb Shoulder Salad ($21) Not your basic beezie salad, it was flavorful with a nice texture contrast from the soft lamb shoulder and crisp romaine, radish, red onions and cucumber. Sweet dates add that Moroccan touch and mint yogurt sauce for a fresh tang. The lamb shoulder was quite stringy tho. * Beef Short Ribs Cous Cous ($21) Inspired by Mourad's and Aziza's signature dishes, the braised short ribs were meltingly tender, served over a bed of fluffy cous cous. The raisins, chickpeas, and almonds gave a pleasant savory sweetness and crunch. * Eggplant Zalook w/ flatbread ($8) Savory, creamy eggplant dip with a kiss of smoky flavor from the grill. Served with housemade semi-thick and chewy pita. * Moro Fries ($7) Freshly fried, crunchy exterior with soft interior. Dusted with warming spices and served with an aioli. S E R V I C E Friendly and prompt on a weekday at opening time. We were given a buzzer. Overall, if you're looking for a chef-y meal in Napa without making your wallet cry, give Moro a try!

Joyce Z.

Being a fan of Chef Mourad's food, I was excited when I found out earlier this year that he opened up a casual street food type spot in the Oxbow. We got lamb over couscous and a schwarma wrap. It was good but not great as the portion of meat in both was lacking as there were portions of the wrap where there was none. For the price point, I would have liked some consistency throughout and not leave still hungry.

Net A.

Located inside Napa's Oxbow Market Food Hall ! A Moroccan cuisine that gotta try! Ordered a salad which had freshly cut mixed greens that was topped with grilled chicken ,cucumber, avocado, red onion, and radish, drizzled with a flavorful tangy dressing.

Wendy T.

On Sunday, my friend and I decided to check out Napa's Oxbow Public Market; It kind of reminds me of Emeryville. It was cute and pretty small.. We decided to try out Moroccan food, similar to Mediterranean. I had the lamb wrap which was a bit salty. My friend had the beef which was ok. The Cajun fries were nicely seasoned and crunchy. The server recommended the Piquillo Pepper dip with the flatbread which was really delicious with a hint of sweetness and almond for texture. I would definitely come back again and try their different dips.

David K.

Located in Napa's Oxbow Public Market, Moro is Chef Mourad Lahlou's fast-casual Moroccan-inspired eatery. To start, we had the Roasted Eggplant Dip, a smooth eggplant puree topped with pine nuts, urfa, and olive oil, served with flatbread for dipping. Though the dip sounded good, it was extremely salty and certainly not worth ordering. Each of the entrees here was served on a salad, on couscous, or in a flatbread. The salad was made of romaine, kale, radish, tomatoes, olives, onions, and dukkah, a spice and nut mixture that added a nice crunch. The couscous was little pearls of semolina flour pasta, mixed with raisins, chickpeas, and almonds, topped with harissa and garlic touma sauce; and the flatbread was a soft white bread topped with pickled onions and harissa/touma sauce. I tried several mains including the grilled shrimp basted with red chermoula sauce; but my favorites were the crispy shredded roasted lamb shoulder with cumin, preserved lemon, and mint yogurt sauce; and the sweet and spicy roasted cauliflower florets, marinated in harissa and ginger garlic yogurt. Both the lamb and cauliflower were flavorful and delicious with nice textural contrast, and overall, this was a great stop for fresh and bold Moroccan eats!

Shannon Z.

I love the healthy options here. I ordered the cauliflower salad which was actually quite filling. The sauce on the cauliflower was delicious and they were also huge. I liked the paired salad - I wish there were a little more tomato and olives. Also ordered the mint tea which was nice and refreshing!

Patrick J.

This place is in the oxbow market. The food was excellent. It was very fresh and had spices that were out of the ordinary. The fries were very meaty and delicious. The place only had two workers so it was a little slow but the food made up for the wait.

Khoi V.

Had the beef in a wrap. described as slow cooked beef short ribs. i found the beef to be perfect tender and not mushy the way slow cooked meat is. The sauce was the star of the show - sweet- savory , fresh! super quick service . got food about 7 minutes after ordering while on lunch! hidden gem for sure

Keith W.

This is a part of the Oxbow market place. The lamb dish that I had over couscous was excellent. The lamb was cooked in cumin, and preserved lemon with mint yogurt sauce. The couscous has harissa, raisins, chickpeas, almonds and pea shoots. The service is fast and a great place to hang out and people watch.

Alex M.

There are many tempting options at Oxbow Public Market, but I couldn't resist the aromas wafting from the grill at Moro. Everything on the menu looked and smelled delicious, and I ultimately decided to order the grilled cauliflower over couscous. My friend brilliantly suggested splitting the fries, which come with two dipping sauces. We circled the market's seating area, ready to swoop as soon as a table opened up. Fortunately, the timing worked out perfectly, and we found a few seats at the same time our food was ready. The sauce on the cauliflower was stronger than I was anticipating - the sweetness overpowered the other flavors on the plate. On a positive note, the couscous was fluffy, and all of the ingredients tasted high quality and fresh. The fries were the true standout for me. While the fries were thick-cut, each fry was perfectly crispy and coated with a generous amount of seasoning. The dipping sauces were creamy with a hint of spice and complemented the fries perfectly. I'd definitely make a return visit for the fries, and next time, I will probably try the shrimp instead.

Ricca Cathrina E.

Loved the salad we ordered! Yummy meat and dressing. Place was organized and service was fast. Just wish the serving was bigger.

Michael P.

A+ meal. I was looking for a quick, tasty, and relatively "healthy" meal. A meat with a grain and some herbs will always do the trick for that. It's nice to take a break from all the heavy and rich options with the constant sit down meals while on vacation. I went with the lamb shoulder over a bed of couscous. I realize couscous isn't a grain, more akin to a pasta but hey, it got decently close. It had harissa, golden raisins, chicken peas,almonds and pea shoots. I was so happy to have some beans and meat. It was such a wonderful complement to the lamb. The lamb was so tender, very flavorful and the yogurt sauce tied everything together perfectly. If I could eat this every day, I would. From ordering to getting my food it probably took about 10 minutes. The wait is no issue since you can explore oxbow market with the buzzer. Overall, don't expect much from the ambiance, you're in the middle of the indoor market. So pull up a chair, get some food and maybe wash it down with a ritual coffee or beer. If I'm ever back at oxbow, I'll surely get Moro again.