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Entrées Plats entrÉes harira Soupe de légumes aux pois chiches : 1-6 ................................................................7,00 € charmoula Poivrons et tomates cuits en sauces.......................................................................7,00 € zaalouc Aubergines et tomates cuites en sauce...................................................................7,00 € chlada Tomates et concombres en salade...........................................................................7,00 € briouate À la viande Rouleau de viande hachée dans de la pâte feuilletée :1-3 .....................................7,00 € briouate au fromage Rouleau de fromage aux oeufs dans de la pâte feuilletée : 1-3-5 ...........................7,00 € assiette de degustation Charmoula, zaalouc, briouate à la viande, briouate au fromage :1-3-5...............14,00 € plats pastilla Poulet aux amandes dans une pâte feuilletée : 1-2 ................................................19,50 € couscous b’tfaya Agneau, garniture de raisins et oignons à la canelle : 1........................................19,50 € couscous royal Agneau, merguez, poulet, légumes : 1 ....................................................................21,00 € couscous aux lÉgumes et agneau : 1 ..............................19,50 € couscous aux lÉgumes et poulet : 1 ..................................17,50 € couscous aux lÉgumes et merguez : 1 ............................17,50 € couscous vÉgÉtarien : 1 ..................................................................14,00 € tajine d’agneau en sauce aux pruneaux: 7...............19,50 € tajine d’agneau en sauce aux aubergines..............19,50 € tajine d’agneau en sauce aux amandes : 2-7 ...........19,50 € tajine berbÈre Tanjia, agneau, quatre épices et olives...................................................................19,50 € tajine poulet beldi Oignons, amandes, raisins, canelle : 2 ...................................................................19,50 € tajine poulet m’hamar Citrons confits et aux olives....................................................................................19,50 € tajine de poisson au four Pavé de saumon : 4 .............................................................................................19,50 € mÉchoui Agneau au four..........................................................................................................21,00 € desserts pÂtisseries marocaines: 1-2-7.........................................................6,50 € baghrir Crèpe au miel : 1 .......................................................................................................6,50 € orange cannele........................................................................................6,50 € vins marocains meryem blanc Sec et fruité 75 cl appelation d’origine garantie................................................22,00 € gris de guerrouane Rosé subtil, agréable, fruité, aromatique avec final frais 75 cl.............................19,00 € rouge de guerrouane Vin simple avec parfum de fruits rouges mûrs 75 cl.............................................19,00 € pichet de guerrouane rouge ou rosÉ 37,5 cl...............................10,00 € verre de guerrouane rouge ou rosÉ 19 cl.........................................6,00 € champagne champagne 75 cl............................................................................................50,00 € champagne moËt & chandon 75 cl.............................................60,00 € les sans alcool eaux minÉrales 1 l....................................................................................6,00 € jus de fruits exotiques 25cl............................................................6,00 € coca cola, soda, perrier 33cl.......................................................4,00 € thÉ À la menthe fraÎche ................................................................4,00 € cafÉ ........................................................................................................................2,00 € les alcools casablanca Bière marocaine 33 cl............................................................6,00 € mahia Eau de vie de figues anisée 3cl..............................................................6,00 € raki Anisette orientale 3 cl...................................................................................6,00 € boukha Eau de vie de figues 3 cl......................................................................6,00 € whisky3 cl, martini 4 cl, get 3 cl,kir 12cl.......................................6,00 € L’abus d’alcool est nocif pour la santé, sachez consommer avec modération Menu Midi 18,00 € FormuleFormule MarMarrakechrakech 26,00 € Sauf samedi soir Sauf Dimanche et Jours fériés au choix dans la carte Entrée ou dessert Entrée + Charmoula ( poivrons et tomates) Zaalouc (aubergines) Plat au choix Foul (fèves epicées) + Plats au choix 1 verre de vin ou boisson Sauf : assiette dégustation, bouteille de Couscous aux légumes vin et champagne et d’agneau, ou au poulet, ou aux merguez Tajine d’agneau aux Pruneaux, ou aux aubergines, Menu Dégustation 29,00 € ou aux amandes Tajine de poulet Charmoula + Zaalouc + aux citrons confits et olives Briouate viande ou fromage + Dessert au choix Plat à la carte Salade d’oranges à la cannelle + ou Pâtisseries marocaines Dessert à la carte Tous plats sont fait maison Liste des principaux allergènes pouvant être présent dans nos plats : 1 céréales contenant du gluten 2 fruits à coques 3 oeufs 4 poisson 5 lait 6 céleri 7 graines de sésame Origine de nos viandes : voir l’ardoise Prix nets L Mamounia specialite marocaine Depui 1977 Pour tous vos déplacements dans notre Etablissement le port du masque reste obligatoire. 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