This was our first time in France and first experience having Moroccan food in France. My husband…read moreand I love having Moroccan food at home, even making it in our own tagine, so this was something we couldn't miss while honeymooning here. This little restaurant is down the street from the Moulin Rouge, which is a good landmark if you're not sure where you're going. Avoid the suicidal mopeds and viola! You're there! Despite speaking very little French, we were able to ask the waitress if she spoke English and, although she said she only spoke a little, she was definitely closer to fluent than just a little! We ordered a chicken tagine with preserved lemons and lamb couscous, along with the house wine and mint tea. My tagine was perfect. The chicken fell apart without so much as touching it with a knife, and the preserved lemons were a treat as I've never had them before. My husband was given couscous that we could easily have shared and not finished. I mean, it was seriously a mountain of food. He says the lamb was tender and spiced perfectly, and the broth was also tasty. Couscous was perfect, of course. Nice and fluffy. The house wine was intense, in my opinion. It was like a flavor punch in the mouth every time I took a sip. Pow! Loved it. The mint tea was perfect. My only regret there is that I didn't have more. After lunch I asked to see the tray of treats they have on the bar. She gave me a quick tour of what was on display and left it on our table along with tongs. I chose a Turkish delight - rose! Which I've never tasted before, and it tasted exactly like the flower smells. I also had a small Baklava, which I have had before, but this one was incredible and dripping with honey. Yum! Overall, I have to say that everything was flavorful and perfect. Definitely exceeded my very high expectations of Moroccan food in France. I wish I could go there again!

I've been coming to Paris for the last 40 years a couple of times per year. If I can, I always try…read moreto eat a couscous at least once. I have had a favorite a favorite Couscous restaurant but my last couple of trips there were less than satisfactory. Service dropping in quality, food just so-so, and many more tourists. This could become a new favorite. Stopped by for lunch and it was busy with locals and service was quite good. Food was excellent with some of the best merguez sausage I've eaten. Chicken was also very tasty as well. Worth a stop if you've got the craving.

Food was delicious! My husband ordered the mutton tagine with artichokes and peas. I ordered the…read morecouscous with vegetables. The couscous portion was large and came with stewed vegetables in a soup pot, that were very good. Fun ambience. I would come back.

Great couscous and tagine! Served piping hot, with flavorful combinations. Clearly the restaurant…read moreknows their cuisine! Started with fresh, refreshing salads. We ordered the chicken couscous- served with a large pot of steaming stewed vegetables in a lovely broth and a grand platter of the finest couscous. We also had the chicken with lemon and olive tangine which was unbelievably tasty with the bits of preserved lemons - tangy! Delicious night! Gracious service!

Fabulous food, excellent service, and reasonably priced. This place was a highlight of our trip to…read moreParis!

(1) I have eaten here four times over three years. The food has always been delicious. The first…read moretime, I came because an AirBNB host in the neighborhood recommended it. Now I try to book lodging in the neighborhood in part because of this restaurant. (2) The service is friendly and helpful. Don't know anything about Moroccan cuisine? Moroccan wine? Ask. They have never steered me wrong. (3) The restaurant itself is comfortable and cosy. Recommendation? Try Sunday lunch and then go for a stroll in the nearby Parc Buttes-Chaumont. Reservations would probably be a good idea.