We enjoyed dinner at this location on a rainy night, the restaurant looked a bit old and dingy…read morecompared to the pictures, it's probably a lot nicer on a sunny day. Service was prompt, the tajin and the couscous, were very good, the menu was a bit limited. Dinner for three with a bottle of Algerian wine and no desert ran about Eu 110 so not cheap considering.

Hi, I was in La Rochelle in September 2013 and had the good fortune to find Le Rif. Le Rif is a…read moreMorroccan takeaway with a sit-in option and offers authentic Morroccan food in enormous helpings at the cheapest prices in town (by far). On top of that the people who work there are amazingly friendly and can communicate pretty well in English. If you´ve got lots of money and want to blow it on mediocre food with a view of the harbour then fine. If you´re on a limited budget and want price-quality, Le Rif is unbeatable. Seriously recommended for all low-budget tourists.

Very good food. Eat here! Good veg options…read more We did not have reservations, and they looked concerned that we would not be able to get a table (although we luckily did). So I would recommend making reservations ahead of time.

This is a really good restaurant. We had good food and service. We didn't have a reservation, but…read morethey found a table. Plus, they have offer both tagine and couscous without meat, so it's a nice option for vegetarians and vegans.

We found this restaurant to be a gem. Said, the owner, chef,…read moreis one of the kindest people we've ever met. The food is spectacular and very reasonable. It's just a block from the train station too. Highly, highly recommended.

From the owner: Retour au bled Les cheminots de la gare voisine et les employés de la mairie fréquentent assidûment…read morece petit restaurant marocain. Au milieu des miroirs polis, des lampes biscornues et des tentures chatoyantes, ils viennent s'offrir un petit voyage de l'autre côté de la Méditerranée. Couscous divers et variés, tagines de viande ou de poisson, bricks, thé à la menthe, etc., la carte propose les mets incontournables de la cuisine marocaine pour un rapport qualité-prix imbattable. Avec, inclus dans le service, le sourire en plus.

From the owner: Agadir la douce et ses couscous Grâce aux couscous et tajines, on quitte ici, le temps d'un repas,…read morele paysage vendéen pour les terres du Maghreb. Le restaurant Aux Délices d'Agadir autoproclamé " roi du couscous ", se montre à la hauteur de ses prétentions. Copieux à souhait, les plats marocains feront le bonheur des amateurs qui trouveront un couscous à la semoule fine et fraîche, et des viandes variées et moelleuses.

From the owner: A cheval sur deux cultures Chez Rémy, on mange aussi bien oriental (tajines, couscous) que…read morefrançais. Une terrasse est dressée en été dans cette rue charmante et animée du Bouffay.Les mardi, mercredi et jeudi soir, repas concert au 1er étage ( jazz notamment).

From the owner: Couscousserie Grâce à CityReporter de la ville de La Roche Sur Yon, nous avons appris que Le Sultan…read morea remplacé Cadillac Rock Café qui a donc cessé toute activité. Nous vous invitions à découvrir ce nouvel établissement et à déposer des avis.