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    Little Morocco Cafe

    4.7 (106 reviews)
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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Atlas Sunrise
    Nemrah A.

    We came in around noon on a Saturday for a quick breakfast. I have been wanted to try this place and just from walking in I knew it was going to be good. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They have made this tiny restaurant into a cozy spot with lots of Moroccan decorations.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We had the atlas sunrise and lentil soup with their Moroccan bread. Both had the perfect spice and flavor to it, no notes. My mother who is particularly picky about trying new foods loved it. She even asked me to write a good review for them. The coffee was also very good. Definitely will be coming back here again

    Moroccan L'avocat Toast
    Ceci S.

    Food was EXCELLENT, staff was Amazing, and the cook was very ACCOMMODATING. This is a must try.

    Pastilla, a Moroccan pastry.
    Howard K.

    I enjoyed my steaming cup of sweet mint tea, probably the best mint tea of my life, served on a silver platter. I tried the daily special, the Pastilla a Moroccan pie that was both very sweet, a little fruit, savory and meaty, a combination of flavors that I'm not used to but thoroughly enjoyed.

    Atlas Sunrise
    Samantha N.

    Excellent brunch spot. Eggs were cooked to a jammy consistency and the tomato's were stewed well (not too runny). The bread was pillowy with a crunch exterior, great addition to the dish. Highly recommend the lemonades, refreshing flavors! Owner was so nice, will be back!

    The service was terrible and the staff had a very rude attitude. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The dishes were not clean and the overall hygiene was very disappointing.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I would not recommend this place and will not be returning....

    With initial high hopes, must be forthright that I wasn't too impressed with this spot. [[HIGHLIGHT]]While the service was friendly, the location is right next to the County Jail, there was a lot of odd traffic, and even reading the menu (smallest font in the world on the display screens) was difficult.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] That last piece was such unnecessary inconvenience. In addition to these points, the food was just okay. I had the Baba's Veggie Omelette, which had no cheese at all in it - just sprinkled Parmesan on top. Very, very lacking in flavor as well. Also had the Moroccan Dessir Salad, which is noted as a favorite, but it was mid at best. Added chicken helped the salad just a bit as that alone did taste good, but that costed nearly an extra $5. Further, the salad hardly had dressing, so it didn't quite come together as well as it could've. I wish I had better to say here, but honesty is policy, and this cafe just didn't hit the mark. Unfortunately, I may not return.

    Chicken tajine

    I found Little Morocco Café by searching "Moroccan food" in Sacramento on Yelp. I had never heard of it before, which honestly shocked me, because I'm Moroccan, and I've been craving an authentic taste of home for a very long time. I live about two hours away, so before making the drive, I decided to call and confirm what I was seeing on their menu. I noticed they offered multiple types of tagine and msemen, anyone familiar with Moroccan food knows these dishes take hours of dedication and hard work to prepare, so I was genuinely surprised to see them on a restaurant menu. They confirmed everything was available, and I decided to head out. While driving, I ran into traffic. Around 2:15 pm, I checked their page again and realized they closed at 3:00 pm, and my ETA wasn't until around 2:45 pm. I called back and explained that I was coming from far away and had been craving Moroccan food for so long. Without hesitation, they told me it was no problem to still welcome us in, and kindly asked if we could order over the phone so they could start cooking ahead of time. I ordered the chicken tagine, lamb tagine, msemen, bastilla, fries, and Moroccan tea, and they said no problem at all. When we arrived, it took a few minutes to find parking, but once that was sorted out, they served our food within just a couple of minutes. We came in close to closing time, yet they were so kind and welcoming, and that alone already meant a lot. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The moment I walked in, I was so happy. The restaurant is spotlessly clean, and the smell when you walk in is incredible.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The inside is absolutely beautiful, filled with Moroccan décor that feels warm, comforting, and heartwarming. It honestly felt like stepping into Morocco.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]They even had a large TV playing scenes from back home, which made the experience even more special.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] One small detail that really stood out to me was being served water that wasn't ice cold. That almost never happens, and it made the experience even more enjoyable. Then came the food, and it completely exceeded expectations. The tagines tasted authentic and full of deep, rich flavor. The bread was fresh, warm, and perfect. Everything we tried was absolutely delicious. The bastilla deserves a special mention it was so, so good. In terms of fine Moroccan dining, I have never experienced anything like this. While we were eating, we noticed that an older couple had their sleeves rolled up, doing everything, cooking, serving, cleaning, with the help of a younger gentleman. They were all incredibly kind, welcoming, and hardworking. They stayed open for us for an extra 30 minutes or so and never once made us feel rushed. The food, the atmosphere, and the hospitality were all top-notch. [[HIGHLIGHT]]This place is truly a hidden gem in Sacramento, a little portal back home to Morocco.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I am very grateful for this experience and can't wait to come back with my family and to tell more of my Moroccan friends about it. Highly recommend. We will definitely be back.

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    Great variety of delicious food a short walk from the train station. I was in a group of six and everyone loved what they had.

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    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Food and atmosphere were 10/10.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Definitely will be coming back. The chicken sultan & mint tea were delicious!

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    Just visited Morocco and I can say the food here is amazing and truly authentic! Delicious in every way

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