7 Best Moroccan Restaurants In Cricklewood

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1. Del Aziz - Swiss Cottage

3.7

Very Good(54)

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• Moroccan • Swiss Cottage

Located on Adelaide Road, the Swiss Cottage branch of Del Aziz is a bustling delicatessen and brasserie has a posh Middle Eastern marketplace vibe, and the piles of glossy fruit, chocolates and fresh pastries make Del Aziz a cosy spot to enjoy business breakfasts, mint tea breaks, leisurely lunches and candlelit dinner parties. With chunky wooden tables, fresh flowers and a buzzy crowd, the restaurant is run by dynamic husband and wife duo Shahrokh and Zehra Parvin and the hearty, home-cooked menu includes classics such as the spongy semolina Berber pancakes for breakfast served with honey and roasted almonds; the Israeli couscous salad for lunch; and the tuna burger with honey, harissa and sumac.

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2. Moroccan Sahara Restaurant

4.4

Awesome(117)

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• Moroccan • Bayswater

Moroccan Sahara, situated in Bayswater London, is a family run business established over a decade ago. Our head chef has over 25 years of experience in Moroccos finest, classical dishes. We refuse to cut corners! That is why we use the finest ingredients, fresh herbs, aromatic flavorings and spices, time and care. We are passionate about each and every dish we prepare. Eat healthy! Treat your Taste buds! join us for a delightful treat and indulge in your own personal experience of Morocco, culinary bliss at it's best!

3. Original Tagines

4.0

Excellent(126)

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• Moroccan • Marylebone

Centrally located in London’s West End, Original Tagines is a Moroccan restaurant with an intimate atmosphere and wholly authentic food. Praised by critics from The Independent, Time Out and The Guardian Guide, Original Tagines has a reputation which makes pre-booking a must. It’s a small, simply put together restaurant with a hint of the East in the tile and wrought iron décor and a tendency towards the romantic thanks to flickering candle lighting and understated, helpful service. Wallet-friendly, the menu is entirely traditional but with a touch of contemporary influence in the presentation of dishes which focus on the light spicing and delicate balance of sweet and savoury common to North African cookery. An almost entirely Moroccan wine list maintains Original Tagines’ authenticity, raising it above more expensive themed restaurants in the area.

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4. Beirut Express Edgware Road

4.0

Excellent(76)

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• Moroccan • Marble Arch

Beirut Express is a popular restaurant on London's bustling Edgware Road. Amongst the shisha smokers and discount electrical shops, this little Moroccan gem is a favourite with locals, businessmen and tourists. With bright red walls, crisp white tablecloths and friendly service, Beirut Express is famous for its fresh, fragrant flavours and traditional recipes. The sumptuos Moroccan décor compliments the hearty menu. Popular dishes include the feta and mint briouettes and the chicken badawi tagine – pieces of chicken breast cooked with potato, green peas and olives - with couscous. With a buzzy atmosphere, top food and a location convenient to Paddington and Edgware Road stations - Beirut Express is a fun place to catch up with colleagues and friends.

5. Oasis

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• Moroccan • East Finchley/Finchley/North Finchley

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6. Ayoush - Marylebone - Permanently closed -

3.7

Very Good(106)

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• Moroccan • Marylebone

- Permanently closed - Fantastically fun and buzzy Moroccan restaurant and bar. Newly refurbished to a high standard in summer 2013, the charming restaurant looks out to an al fresco dining area, where Ayoush's renowned shisha and Moroccan tea are expertly served. Downstairs there are wonderfully decorated 'caves', perfect for group dining and private hire. This area has a wonderfully smart, modern Moroccan look and an intimate Club/bar atmosphere including belly dancers and late night DJ at the weekends. One thing not to be missed are the unique cocktails made exclusively here. The food is recognisably of the region (tagines, mezze, couscous) with a seasonally changing menu that includes some interesting twists on Moroccan flavours. No matter what the weather in London, Ayoush promises a traditional North African warm welcome and friendly service, making it a favourite haunt of celebrities, Londoners and tourists alike.

7. Adam's Café

4.6

Exceptional(222)

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• Moroccan • Shepherd's Bush

Run by Abdel and Frances Boukraa – he hailing from Djerba, Tunisia, she English born and bred – Adam’s Café is a thriving family affair which has grown over the years to become one of Shepherds Bush’s most popular restaurants. A café by day and a restaurant serving North African cuisine by night, Adam’s Café is a bustling local hub, informal and authentic, decorated in mosaics and cheerful colours. It may serve the biggest and best breakfast on Askew Road but this is no greasy spoon. Visit in the evening and find yourself greeted by the spice infused aromas of Tunisia and Morocco. The menu consists simply of couscous dishes alongside grills and tagines, each based precisely on Abdel’s experience of home cooking. You really won’t find a more authentic taste of North Africa in the capital.

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7 restaurants available nearby

1. Del Aziz - Swiss Cottage

2. Moroccan Sahara Restaurant

3. Original Tagines

4. Beirut Express Edgware Road

5. Oasis

6. Ayoush - Marylebone - Permanently closed -

7. Adam's Café

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