First time in my life I order a lunch to go for my family the food smells so good inside my car I…read morecouldn't wait to open the bag .... We started eating and so delicious, the TANJIA very special dish sooooo very tasted with other dishes like cigar, egg plants and Pastilla. The lady who took my order she was helpful and answered any questions regarding the spices .I will recommend this restaurant to any friends to try something different from Dar Lbahja. Thank you Mrs M....m

Dar Lbahja was phenomenal from start to finish. We tried the lamb tagine, beef tajia, beef tagine…read morewith vegetables, and the chicken tagine, and every single dish delivered. The portions were generous, the meat was consistently tender, and everything was packed with rich, comforting flavor. This is the kind of food that really sticks with you. Even though we ordered to-go, the experience stood out. The staff treated us incredibly well during the wait and even offered complimentary Moroccan mint tea and bread. For a brief moment, it genuinely felt like a glimpse into Moroccan hospitality. I do not rave about places often, but this is absolutely one I would recommend to others without hesitation.

Great food and great service. We love middle eastern food and they specialize in a variety of…read moredishes. The sandwiches are flavorful and the entrees are delicious. We ordered the Moroccan meatballs, stuffed peppers and 2 sandwiches.

Delicious Shabbat takeout! You must try the challa on…read moreFridays !!!! Dips, fish, meat, sides, sweets and more

Food was delicious. The crowd is super fun. Great for groups or celebratory occasions. Had a lot of…read morefun.

Went here this week as it was Kosher for Passover. It's a tight squeeze in the restaurants, tables…read morevery close together. Service was good. It is a little pricey for sure, but that said , the food was excellent ! My shawarma over arugula and cabbage was amazing! Was disappointed that during Passover they wouldn't put some matzah on the table. They would only give you matzah if you got an appetizer , which we really didn't want. Kinda thought that was cheap. Parking is on the street, with meters 25 cents for 1/2 an hour, not bad. After 6 you don't need to pay a meter.

Most of the meats were quite dry, especially the sausages that I was looking forward to try. The…read morebeef chunks were delicious though. The cooked vege and potatoes were pretty cold when served with not much flavors, I wonder why they didn't heat them up in the back like how they heated up the lamb shank. FYI, they have a total of one 2 persons table and three high chairs for the side countertop.

Chicken couscous that they have on Fridays was fabulous, along with the mint tea and falafel…read more Everyone was very kind.

My family came to visit me this week and wanted to try a cuisine they cannot get where they live…read more We came across this place and decided to give it a try. I could not be more pleased. Exceptional service, delicious food, and let's talk about the Moroccan Mint Tea. As an avid tea drinker it is hands down the best tea I have ever had. I've lived in Astoria for many years and will definitely be coming back. What a hidden Gem. I recommend this place to anyone looking for a new culinary experience. 10/10.

Excellent Moroccan cuisine paired with warm and attentive service…read more Great Moroccan food and excellent service. Everything was flavorful and the staff was very friendly. Highly recommend!

One of the best restaurants I've enjoyed! Great ambiance and service - the staff is great while the…read morefood is authentically delicious! Drinks were great but could need more of a kick, but nonetheless 5-star experience to which I look forward to coming would definitely come again!

My husband and I came here for my birthday which happens to be a week before Valentine's Day, so it…read morewas decorated with that theme. We drove there and found easy street parking. The staff were very friendly throughout our evening and the staff even offered more free bread which my husband loved. And it was good - fresh and warm. We also took advantage of getting one of their $30 bottles of wine and it was quite good. The majority of their wine list is French wine, which is great, because they definitely isn't always the case with French restaurants. The French onion soup was quite good. So was the filet au poive. The raspberry tart was nothing special, just dough and raspberry jam, I wouldn't order it again. Everything else was great though and I'd definitely come here again!

Superb. The value is surpassed only by the food--delicious--and the service is pleasant and…read moreeverything it should be and more. Really happy I found this place for lunch and one day I'll try it for supper. Very well done.

MY FAVORITE!! My friend and I went here for dinner and holy moly, I don't think I've ever loved a…read morerestaurant more. This is officially my new go to spot and I'm going to be telling everyone about it. I got there right at our reservation time, but the uptown trains had completely stopped and my friend had to walk all the way from Canal St to the East Village. It took her about 30 minutes to get there (), but the staff were so kind about it. They never made me feel uncomfortable or pressured to order while I waited, which I really appreciated. I did end up ordering a couple things so there would be food on the table when she arrived. We got the za'atar fries and the falafel with tahini and pita. Delishhhh For our mains, my friend got the chicken kebab which looked fantastic, and I got the veggie couscous bowl. It was unbelievable. It tasted exactly like the couscous my mom and safta made when I was growing up, even down to the broth being served with it. Eating it honestly made me feel like I was six years old again. This was one of my favorite meals as a kid and I haven't had it like that in so long, so I was so happy to find a place that does it this well. The vegetables were perfect with zucchini, butternut squash, cauliflower, and chickpeas, and I loved the addition of raisins and onions. Everything was also really reasonably priced for what you get. The energy in the restaurant was great and I loved that they have hooks for coats so you're not crammed at the table with jackets and bags. Overall just such a fantastic experience. This is easily my new favorite restaurant in the city and I cannot wait to come back.

We ordered delivery, so I'm not sure how the food would compare if we ate in restaurant. I also…read morecan't speak to the service and ambiance. My favorite dish was definitely the chicken tagine with the lemon and olive sauce. The chicken was very juicy, and the flavors were unique. I also liked the couscous and the veggies in it, although the chicken was a little on the dry side. The chicken grill was quite juicy too, just a little less flavorful. The greek salad and dips were also solid, but didn't stand out as much as the other dishes.

I walked past Cafe Mogador a dozen times, but finally went in last Sunday after a workout when I…read morewas starving and honestly... I get the hype now. Sat down thinking I'd do something light and ended up going all in. Ordered their Moroccan eggs with spicy tomato sauce and a side of their famous challah French toast. The eggs came out bubbling hot, perfectly spiced, with that slow-simmered depth that tastes like someone's been making it the same way for years. The bread they serve with it is dangerous... I kept telling myself "last bite" and then immediately going back in. But the French toast was the real moment. Crispy edges, soft inside, not overly eggy, and just the right amount of sweetness. I didn't even use syrup for half of it. Also grabbed a mint tea which felt like the perfect reset in between bites. Service was relaxed but attentive, and the whole place has this warm, slightly chaotic brunch energy that somehow works. Williamsburg has a million brunch spots, but this is one of the few that actually delivers on flavor and not just aesthetics. Definitely coming back... probably too often.

Super cute restaurant, loved the ambiance! The decor was great and especially the lighting…read more I came by myself for a late lunch and got a spot at the bar with no wait. Ordered the moroccan eggs with merguez sausage, it came really quick and it was delicious. The poached eggs were yummy and the zaatar pita was a great touch.

I learned of Mombar and its history on IG so I decided to visit during my visit to NY. The…read moreexperience itself is approx. 2hrs. Be patient and you'll reap the benefits. I ordered a chicken dish with mixed veggies and rice, along with hummus & pita (not pictured). The food had a lovely blend of spices and the hummus was truly the best I've ever eaten.

I wasn't sure what to expect when I came to Mombar, but it surprised me in many different ways…read more First, the design of the store is cool -- there are many different pieces of art throughout, so it was nice to look around. We talked to the owner and he told us that he designed and built the restaurant himself -- that's awesome! We came around 8:45pm, and there were maybe 2-3 other tables sat as well. The owner came to tell us the menu (I don't think there is a physical menu to read off of). We ended up getting the hummus, cauliflower, lamb shank, a beef-stew like dish, and a fish. I really enjoyed all the menu items we got, and found it to be very aromatic and flavorful. A few things to note: -this restaurant is cash only, so make sure to come with some cash on-hand -water/drinks aren't provided, but there is a refrigerator at the front from which you can buy a drink from -the wait is quite long (we didn't leave until around 11pm) I would recommend trying this place if you aren't in a rush. It's an interesting experience and good food!