With the go to spot for Moroccan food being a victim of COVID. This one serves the gap I suppose…read more They are more geared towards the buffet as other than our table almost everyone had the buffet. This lead to very very slow food delivery. I enjoyed the combo of sweet and savory (especially for meat dishes) though I wish they could spice up the tajines was more. For a cuisine that's known for bold flavors there are hints of flavor here and there. There is a lot food here for what one pays and dessert is almost all you can enjoy. The tea was good as well. 3.5 stars.

My husband has actually traveled to Morroco, and his impression was that the food here, as others…read morehave observed, is authentic. I found it all to be delicious. The chicken tagine had complex, clear layers of flavor, and was not weighted down with too much sweet fruit: it was just right. Lamb shanks were a treat, slow-braised to fall-off-the-bone tender. Some of the best hummus I've ever had and a whole different point of reference than the grocery store variety. Fatima herself was tending to guests and she sets a warm tone. We plan to return to the area and will definitely return to this spot when we do.

Le Casablanca is a hidden gem of the byward market! The food was beyond delicious, the service was…read morekind and helpful and the restaurant offers a fun and cozy ambiance.

The Short Version: Casual Moroccan restaurant in the Byward…read moreMarket Square building. Food is pre-made and on warming trays so service is quite quick. The Long Version: I believe I have eaten at La Casablanca before but it was many years ago before I was on Yelp. Most recently I got food from here through the Too Good to Go app. (It's an app to reduce food wastage. Restaurants sell leftover/day-old food at a discounted price on the app. The catch is it's a surprise bag so you don't know what you're going to get.) I was on my way home and was walking by the restaurant and noticed they had a surprise bag for sale on the Too Good to Go app for $9.99 and I decided to buy it. The man prepared my meal by scooping various items in the warming trays into a takeout box. I got some chicken skewers, rice, roasted potatoes, cabbage, and a vegetable stew (which consisted of carrots, potatoes, bell peppers, and broccoli). I seemed to get a few rogue chickpeas too, lol. The food was flavorful and I liked the seasonings on it. I also liked the variety and that I got to try a little bit of different items. I felt it was a satisfactory deal for $9.99. However on the app it did list that the value of the surprise bag was $29.99, which I don't feel is true, lol. For the $10 I paid, I'll rate it as 4 stars. I'd give it half that rating though had I paid $30 for a takeout box of food (mostly vegetables and rice) from warming trays, lol. The restaurant is inside the Byward Market Square building so it's kind of food court-like but each restaurant has its own seating. The vibe is very casual. The man serving me was courteous. A good place for quick casual Moroccan food. Review #233 (2025)

Very nice shared meal with colleagues. The service was…read moreexceptional only matched by the seasoned

Decided to come enjoy their weekend brunch which is fairly a new addition to their menu. Firstly,…read morethe ambiance early morning was very calming. Though located in byward market, this restaurant is a steps away from the busy parts. The restaurant itself has an outdoor patio & 2 different dinning areas. One seems to be more vibrant in colour the other room is dark interior with mood lighting. The brunch menu was a fusion of Turkish and parts of Middle East. Here is what enjoyed: Muhamara was our favourite, the perfect blend of cashew and red peppers. Stuffed Grape leaves were alright. Lubneh with Dukkah beats was tasty. The beets added a rich flavour to the yogurt dish. Beef lahmoujoun, the mint/dill sauce it was paired with was absolutely delicious. Turkish Egg, poached eggs with labneh. It was good but eventually the flavour of yogurt was too empowering & it needed a something to balance. I ended up mixing muhamara with it. Shakshuka, this was alright. Black seed pancakes, this was a savoury item served with tabouli. This was probably the least favourite on the table. The flavour was bland. Overall, the experience was good. The service was great! Our food arrived in a timely manner. The server did a great job at examining the menu.

First time trying this place out... Can't say it makes for a favorite list.. but overall the…read moreShawarma is not too bad but it was kinda small and a bit pricey for my liking.

Owner and employees super nice. Food really fresh, actually had a nice experience! Patio is always…read morereally nice to go to during summer. it's honestly a place i go to quiet often. highly recommend to satisfy your shawarma cravings in the area

So my brother treated my parents and I to a big Centrale Bergham lunch feast, lol. I've had food at…read moreCentrale Bergham many times, but never at this location in Orleans. I have to say that this location is actually the best one I've had food from to date! The bread was fresh and they were generous with the fillings. So my brother ordered through UberEats and they were having a buy 1 get 1 free deal on 2 different combos. The New Yorker Combo (Pastrami sandwich, fries and a canned drink) for 11.99 and the Berghies Chika Combo (Curry chicken sandwich, fries and a canned drink) for $11.49. So each combo ended up being just $5.75-$6.00. The free one had to be identical to the one you bought. So we got 6 combos in total 2 New Yorker Combos (he paid $1 extra to upgrade the fries to onion rings) and 4 Berghies Chika Combos. He also got a Cappuccino Tiramisu ($4.99) for my mom. I got to eat half of both types of sandwiches and sample both the fries and the onion rings. It was my first time trying the New Yorker sandwich, the Berghies Chika sandwich, as well as the onion rings. I loved everything. So the New Yorker sandwich was my favourite. It was loaded with pastrami that appeared to be fried up, as it was a bit crispy and not slimy like deli meat sometimes is. It also had Swiss cheese, shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes, and diced onions in it, and Brazil sauce. The bread was fresh (unlike the location on Donald St). It was really good. I liked the Berghies Chika sandwich too, but found it too wet and saucy. It was cubes of real chicken breast mixed in a curry mayo sauce, with cheddar cheese, shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes and diced onions. It was tasty, but messy. The onion rings were so crispy. They are breaded instead of battered. They were excellent. The fries I've had many times before. They are shoestring, which are my favourite. Love the fries! For the dipping sauces for the fries, we got the Miami (which is their newest sauce, it's a bit sweet and I loved it), Algerian (their most famous sauce, they sell it by the bottle), Samurai, and Moroccan. They were all tasty and unique. Apparently the American is just ketchup and mayo, so I never get that one, and the Biggie is like McDonald's Big Mac sauce, which I personally find gross, lol, so needless to say, I never get that one either. I had a bit of the Tiramisu (which is imported from France by the way). It was good, but mostly cream with very little cake. I wasn't a huge fan, especially for the price tag. I've always been a fan of Centrale Bergham, ever since I had it for the first time in Montreal. The Bank Street location in Ottawa is good too, but this location in Orleans is my favourite so far in terms of taste. I have never been to the actual Orleans location, and I don't even think I've ever driven by it, so can't comment on the physical location (sorry). However, the food is great :)

If I could score it a zero I would. Terrible and rude service. The wait time was astounding with…read morezero apologies. When we did get our food, one wraps was lukewarm at best as were the fries. The second wrap was very warm and actually tasty compared to the rest of the food. I would never go back.