After a long day of walking, we decided to give this place a shot to get something to eat and cool off. It sure was good! You are welcomed by the beautiful moorish terrace and decor. You are seated at a table or sofa (we got the sofa) to take in the decor, the cool shade and settle to order. We ordered hot tea, a very tasty and refreshing cold tea, and 2 different veggies dishes. Everything was made to order and tasty. The staff is nice, friendly and attentive. Definitely worth a stop, even if it is only for tea! read more

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Beautiful restaurant. Good service, great food. We ordered hummus, falafel and meat msamman as starters. Beef tanging and chicken couscous as entrees. All were delicious. The star of the show is the decor. This was a nice change of pace after eating tapas for several days. read more

What a magical find! We were just walking around the area when we stumbled upon this cool looking tea room. Had to check this out and so glad we did. The tea is so floral and great, the desserts are not too sweet. And the atmosphere is very relaxing. read more

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My cousin took me here. Cute little moorish inspired tea house Lots of places to sit comfortably We came just to try tea... we got the moorish tea for two. You can have it plain or they add sugar. We asked for sugar and it was so perfect and delicious I enjoyed it so much We did not eat anything since we already had lunch plans read more

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One of those hole in the wall places that serves excellent food with beautiful interior. This is an Andalusian- Moroccan restaurant with gorgeous interior that reminds you of a place from 1001 nights but has that European Spanish feel that reminds you that you are still in Cordoba dime to the patio set up. Red and blue cushions, heat lamps, and stone interior gives it a such a cozy feel- sit away from door if it's winter and you want to avoid the wind tunnel. Menu outside is English but inside is in Spanish, so take a pic of the outside menu and bring it in for your translation guide. I highly recommend the Oxtail with Nuts, hummus, ziryab (fried eggplant w/ yogurt sauce, pita chips on top), black tea, and hot soup. Oxtail with nuts is pretty rich- oxtail is a meat already rich in fats and when you're done cooking it, it's already got a layer of grease, so cooking it with nuts only makes it heavier. However, one does not feel greased out within the first few bites, b/c they masterfully have flavored well so that you're able to take it all down but feel full afterward. They add in prunes and apricots stewed in the delicious sauce that has been stewing for hours to give it such a rich taste. Most ox stews in Spanish culture requires red wine, anise, bay leaves, onions, garlic, and then stewed for 3 hours or more. Ziryab was very intriguing and best dish I've had in a Moroccan restaurant. It is a fried eggplant- not crispy just oily paired with lemon juice, yogurt sauce, pita chips, peeled almonds on top. This is a delicious dish- the soft squishiness and oiliness of the eggplant compliments nicely with the tang with the yogurt. Heavy dish- so this will fill people if they order this as a main or split Among people for sides. Hummus- good and thick- not as oily/fatty as the American counterpart. Can request veggies to dip This is a place that serves good tea and lots of varieties- I recommend washing down your heavy delicious meal with at least a black or red tea. They have various wellness teas that one can order, but I think the traditional black is the most aromatic and traditional read more

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We had an assortment of appetizers. Lunch was no longer being served. When out of USA, we know we struggle adjusting to countries business schedules but the waitress was able to accommodate us and suggested appetizers. We weren't disappointed. Fresh fruit juices. read more

Salón de Té - Inside Restaurant - Moroccan Near Me - Córdoba, Colorado

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Plus: Very atmospheric, featuring fine North African decor, punctuated by lovely plants and gentle lighting. Cons: Lousy food. Our "vegetable tajine" was unspiced boiled veggies in a tajine bowl. The only thing good about it was that it's good for your health. Zero resemblance to anything Moroccan/N. African I've ever had before. Our soup was equally bland. The Egyptian "foul bean " dish we ordered never came. No bread or other starch accompanied these dishes. The honeyed sweets were okay. One overworked server. In sum, it was like they couldn't find a real North African chef and decided to rely on a student passing through from Minnesota who couldn't prepare a dish from that region to save his life. read more

Very good ambiance. Pancakes were really delicious. At fist i thought it could be giving sketchy vibes, but when i saw it in person it was very clean. Service was very good and stuff was very nice. read more

Salón de Té - Moroccan Near Me - Córdoba, Colorado

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Hidden in one of the winding streets of Cordoba is this little Arabic tea salon. Walking in, the classical indoors brings you back in time. You settle into one of the smaller rooms with cushions and low tables of the traditional style. They have a good selection of teas, fruit drinks, Arabic sweets as well as food. We got a floral tea that went wonderfully with the Halawa (a tahini based dessert that crumbles in your mouth). We also go some hummus, which was chunky and served with fresh warm bread. A great place to hangout and relax for a few hours. read more

This place definitely has potential. It's actually pretty relaxing once you walk inside (the physical place); however, the food and service is just significantly sub par. 1. The waiter neither greets you nor helps you find a place to sit. Patrons are confused from the moment they walk in - though people are coming from different nations, their facial expressions are those of bewilderment and annoyance. 2. The food was simply uninteresting. It took a great deal of time for the waiter to even bring me my hummus and it was so underwhelming (both the hummus and the cold, this "pita". I can't recommend this place in good conscience... read more

Awesome hidden tea place in Córdoba! Luckily, we found this place while exploring the city at night. We peaked inside and saw people having some delicious-looking, juicy watermelon. That was enough to draw us in since it was so hot outside. We end up getting some iced tea, hummus, watermelon, and baklava plate. Everything was really good except the hummus, which was average. The atmosphere is very charming and I would have loved to try one of their many hot teas if it wasn't so hot outside! They also have hookah! Definitely check this place out if you are in Córdoba - very unique! read more

it's a nice escape from reality back to the 12th century. calm and serene yard with couzy sensation. the tea of a thousand night & a night is full of aromatic taste and the traditional Moroccan desert is so special. you just want to lay back and close your eyes with the sound of running water and calm Arabian melody. It's clean and the service is good. the prices are good as well. Small tea pot enough for one person with 3.50€ the medium good for 2 with 5€ read more

Salón de Té - Moroccan Near Me - Córdoba, Colorado

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Ambience nice, food delicious, however the tea is terrible.

Very nice ambiance! Just like in Morocco. Staff is very ( genuinely) pleasant and the food and tea were delicious. Came for tea first night, repeating next day with couscous and tea Will recommend read more

We entered this restaurant because it was extremely beautiful and well decorated and looked like it had a great atmosphere, however the service was terrible and very unfriendly. We ordered two granizados (similar to frozen ice smoothies). When we asked what was in the "red fruit granizado", the server/owner sarcastically replied "red fruit". When we asked him what types of red fruit were used, he answered with "red fruit from the forest". He was very rude and was not helpful. When we received our beverages they were extremely sweet and syrupy. We had a few sips, paid, and left. We were disappointed by the service, considering the place was so beautiful. read more

Lovely café that preserves the historical feel of the Old City with low chairs, dim lighting, soft couch-like seats and the availability of hookah. Beverages are relatively pricier than other places, but they're rather good. There are also food options, which I have yet to personally try. Overall, tea is a popular choice of drinks here and is a perfect location to rest at while exploring the Judaria. read more

Amazing food. From the menu the prices did not initially look cheap but the portions were big. The food is really delicious. I would repeat again and again if I could. It's a cute place with comfortable seats. The service was pretty good as well. read more