Annette Moroccan - Sofia

Food was bad. We ordered 4 meals to try and left 2 of them almost untouched. Total food waste. The chicken with mustard sauce and the beef couscous do not go for them. We paid considerable amount of money and left unhappy and hungry. As for the service the waitress was nice but wasn’t able to describe the meals properly. Garden is nice but tables and chair cushion were dirty.

Takeaways : Food : The salads were on point. Spicy, flavourful, plentiful, and all in all, delicious. Take care of ordering pitas to fully enjoy eating the traditional way, because they ain't served by default. As for the couscous, the semolina was overcooked and had the texture of mashed potatoes, but the vegetables and overall taste was good. Service : The waiter is very nice and helpful, as well as kind. Though another waitress seemed to deny us completely as we had to insist for having a table relatively early. All in all, a good restaurant with very different food from what we usually find in the Balkans, and not so far away from the traditional Moroccan culture.

The place has the potential to be quite good and authentic (as I have heard it is claimed to be), however, there was a general lack in the experience the service was weak, the cleanliness was a bit questionable, the food was not impressive at all, bordering bland. Certainly it did not foster the desire in us to return in the future unfortunately.

Picturesque backyard dindins place! Loved the atmosphere and the amazing kindness of the waitress. Food was delish, the chicken with mustard and honey wasn’t the best, but all else was great. Lemonade is a must.

What a disappointment. Food was tasteless, the table was sticky, service was next to none. Got the vegetable tajine and a salad and I left the restaurant hungry. We tried for 10 minutes to order bread, eventually we managed to talk to the waitress, but the bread never came. The french sauvignon blanc was great tho, the only highlight of the evening.