Visited here during my stay in St Albans…read more The storefront is rather small, the first time I passed by I thought it was an antique shop or something, but later when this place popped up on my search for dinner, as one of the few places opening till late on a Monday night, I took this as the perfect opportunity to introduce my husband to Moroccan food. The gentleman who served us was really nice, walking us through the menu and answered the myriad of questions we had. Everything sounded delicious! The portion turned out to be very generous. Honestly one entree is enough to feed two. A shame to have so much leftover as the food was so delicious, but as tourists we couldn't pack it for another meal. My husband totally loved the lamb shank: succulent and flavorful after a long cooking. The vegetables with couscous was delicious too. I guess the tagine really does some magic to the cooking. If you are interested in trying something different while in St Albans, step in here and be transported to a a different world!

Use to be Thaiwtes cafe, the Little Marrakech has not really change much of the original decor,…read morethey just added curtains and cushions. LM is a little piece of Morocco in the Roman town of St Albans, the service was slow but it was worth the wait. Really nice hummus plate and a fantastic veggie tangine. Together with some Moroccan beer it was a very good choice. It really is an interesting little place its well worth the visit. You can call ahead and book the private booth, but its pretty hot in there!

This restaurant is an outstanding neighborhood establishment. The food is wonderful and the owner…read moreis most helpful and friendly. The presetation of the dishes was only exceeded by the taste. Portions are generous.

"AL FASSIA" is the definition of quality service and exceptionally prepared dishes…read more Lamb are vegetarian both superbly presented.

I've never been to Morocco. I've been to London a few times. It's all relative, I understand. When…read moreI was much younger, my typical London stay would always involve a West End theatre night followed by Moroccan food. Had my heart set on North African food as I've been to East Africa and I much prefer Northern African food over East African food. So there was my qualifier. Having said that, we came to Tagine for a special meal to celebrate a very special occasion, which we'd often do abroad as of late, mostly in France and Germany but this year we ended up in the U.K. Balham is an awesome neighborhood. So many chic shops but they were all closed for a Sunday evening. Took Northern Line to get here and it's a short 3 minute walk from the station. Ordered the chicken tagine, mixed mezza for two so everyone had something to try, I think it's an easy solution if you are not an expert in Moroccan food. Then finally tagine lamb. It's named after tagine, why stray from it? It's a BYOB. So bring your own wine. Please. The dessert was on the simple side but they provided Moroccan tea for the table on the house, lovely and tastier than the Lebanese version. I liked it more. The restaurant played hipster dance music from Morocco and I must admit, it was quite happening. I wish I took down the record name, I'm sure I'd be able to find it on Soundcloud later. The most notable thing about the restaurant besides the very good food was the decor. The mixture of beautiful lighting hanging off the ceiling was mesmerizing. I took as many photos of the lighting as the food. Over the course of last 18 years since I've been coming to London, finding good Moroccan restaurants has always been one of my must to-dos. This did not disappoint. The entire restaurant had a very authentic ethnic feel to it, which in my mind is something I've not seen before in the States. It's certainly not touristy like the West End, so it was easier to enjoy the meal. When in London, find unusual things to eat. Don't go for fish n chips, try Moroccan. Guaranteed to be far more superior here than San Francisco. Sorry Aziza SF.

So I came here very last minute with a friend and from the minute we walked it we weren't…read moredisappointed. The atmosphere in the restaurant was lovely and relaxed and the decor matched the theme of the restaurant beautifully. The ceilings are covered in gorgeous colourful chandeliers that you would find walking through a market in Morocco, if fact sitting in the restaurant I kind of felt that I was back in Morocco! We ordered houmous and bread for starters which was lovely and for main I had lamb tagine with cous cous (I can't remember the name). My friend had the fish tagine and both dishes were served beautifully. The portion sizes were really generous too! The only down side is that they don't serve alcohol, so I would pop to the local off licence or Sainsbury's and grab a bottle of wine before going there. Also whilst we were there, it was the birthday of some other group, and the waiters put on some traditional music and played a drum whilst bringing out the birthday cake! I really enjoyed my visit to this restaurant and already have plans to take my parents!

PRE-RONA.... This…read moreis one of my favorite places in London. Sometimes you want to go to a spot that has a bunch of variety and is close enough to the hustle and bustle with a spin on being far away from everyone else. This is really a review for the drinks in the bar downstairs and the vibe of that secret speakeasy. This is one of my favorite secret spots in London that is a part of Momo. The drinks are some of the most inventive cocktails and the vibe brings you to a different place and time. If you're looking for a break from the pub life... head downstairs to the bar. Hopefully, it will be safe to drink inside again soon.

Such an amazing discovery in London! We were looking with my…read morefriends for a place to seat and have a tea/coffee. We were around Regent street and we found Momo cafe by walking through small streets. Quiet area with a nice terrace and not crowded at all! I ordered the mint tea with some orange blossom flavor, delicious! Good price for a nice tea! I have to go again to try the food now

Gorgeous food and atmosphere…read more The service is always very welcoming and efficient, and the food is divine, always as good as remembered. The decor matches the mood and atmosphere of this culture restaurant, and the price is what keeps us coming back- very fair for the quality. This restaurant sit in and take away food is great!

The absolute BEST, tastiest, most tender mixed shawarma I've had in London served with a very…read moreflavorful rice. The waitress/owner(?) gave very hospitable service. Highly recommend this cozy, clean restaurant with great service.

My wife and I had a great time at the Touareg Restaurant. Our tagine dishes tasted were delicious…read moreand we really enjoyed the moroccan mint tea of which we had two pots. After our desserts we were stuffed and happy. The staff was friendly and helpful. We will certainly come back!

It's been a while but this was a must visit during my trips to Canterbury. The food and atmosphere…read moreare excellent.

My wife and I got into town later in the evening after a long day of traveling, and were looking…read morefor a good meal to relax us. After reading the limited reviews (all good though), we thought we should give it a chance. This was an incredibly amazing meal!! We split the sampler platter and the lamb shank. The sampler platter was one delight after another, and hands down the best hummus we have ever had. The lamb shank was second to none, and it took all we had not to order another one. A must visit.

Looking for a little Morocco in London, Cous Cous Darma Is the place to come. Nestled down the…read morestreet from the Earls court tube station is a wonderful hidden culinary adventure. Walking into a dark but very inviting Mediterranean hot spot not really knowing what to expect I was greeted by nothing but love by the owner who is also the front of the house host, waiter and historian on the food. He exudes passion for what he does; which providing a wonderful authentic Moroccan home cooked meal. His approach is to make you like a real friend or loved one. He did not let me down. The dishes presented themselves. He used authentic Moroccan crockery to prepare a present some of the most flavorful food I've ever experienced in the city of London. As I always say, I'll set your expectations for what you want as you come in to any place I write about. It's a small intimate dinning experience where you should bring friends and loved ones. The decor will take you to a different place, away from the hustle and bustle of London, to a foreign land that has exotic foods prepared with love and the ultimate patron experience in mind. I had Moroccan wine for the first time and wont be he last. It was absolutely fabulous, I wasn't sure what to expect but I have to put Spain on notice. I highly recommend the MD Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot which had a very nice overtones of earth and pepper. You have to check it out if you find yourself in London and looking for a new expirence.

Cous Cous Darna will not disappoint! Excellent wine list and attentive service. I enjoyed a chicken…read morekabob dish pair with a glass of red wine that made me feel like I was transported to Morocco.

Seems like it might have been a fantastic place to visit. Attempted to go today. Signage is gone,…read morewindows covered, looks like it's permanently closed.

After eating alleged Moroccan food all over London this place fills fresh air in your lungs. It is…read moretucked away from the main road madness. We bumped into this place as we were walking around and when we did so, I quickly grabbed my phone to check what fellow Yelpers had to say and so glad we went in here. We went directly for the mains since we were not too hungry to accommodate starters and mains. The Tagine they served is the best I have had. The couscous was soft and fluffy. I am not a big fan of couscous but I polished everything they served. When we spoke to the lady who was taking care of us, she said she owns the place and cooks in her kitchen. The food did not feel heavy and stuffed with too much spice, it was light and so full of flavours that if someone would say this is homemade, I would totally believe it. They served some homemade bread with harissa and olives. It was an hour of quiet, peaceful lunch. Would absolutely recommend this place to anyone who wants to eat awesome Moroccan food. Please stay away from all the crappy restaurants who claim they serve Moroccan food in Regents street. This place will tell you they are high street nonsense.

Wonderful place for a delicious, authentic, friendly, and all around great dining experience! My…read morefriends and I visited this surprisingly underrated restaurant for dinner after literally searching "ethnic food" into Google Maps and were not disappointed. The decorations and general ambiance were very North African, and we watched the owner make the food right in front of us! It felt incredibly intimate, authentic, and homemade. We ordered a sampler of all the dips (listed on the menu as salads) and split three of the mains. It was probably more food than we needed, but everything was flavorful and beautiful. The prices were also surprisingly reasonable by London standards. We had made reservations for dinner but it wasn't very busy, so I wouldn't worry too much about booking ahead. This place definitely deserves more recognition!

The food was wonderful, the staff was attentive and very friendly. It really shows how much they…read morecare about the food they serve. Why choose between the seven delicious sounding appetizers when you can get the sampler and get to try them all? From the vegetarian tajine to the chicken cous cous to the lamb meatballs, each dish was unique in flavor and really delicious. We're sorry we're on vacation from the states and will it be able to come back soon.