There is a certain romance about this cosy Moroccan restaurant and ground floor tea room. Located between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square in central London, the exquisite ambiance is highlighted by the floor cushions, low tables and seating, mehr... bearbeiten

There is a certain romance about this cosy Moroccan restaurant and ground floor tea room. Located between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square in central London, the exquisite ambiance is highlighted by the floor cushions, low tables and seating, and colourful rugs just as you would find in a typical Sahara home. Exotic belly dancers also perform in the restaurant. The popular North African food is courtesy of a chef who specialises in tagines, particularly the mhamar - an earthy-looking dish of lamb marinated in maghribine spices, served with glazed apple plums and almond flakes in a pottery bowl, with which the meal shares its name. The concise menu also features rich dishes such as meze, cousous and thick Berber pancakes. With such a comfortable atmosphere, it is easy to feel relaxed in Saharaween. ...weniger bearbeiten