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Pour Commencer Starters POUR COMMENCER STARTERS SOUPE HARIRA MEZZE CHAUD SALADE Lentilles, pois chiches, Briouat de fromage, MAROCAINE agneau, tomate, coriandre briouat de poulet, fresh moroccan salad harira soup briouat de crevettes 9 euros Lentils, chick peas, lamb, et bourek fefta tomato, coriander hot mezze 10 euros Cheese briouat, chicken briouat, SALADE prawn briouat DE ZAALOUK BRIOUAT and bourek fefta Aubergines et tomates grillés DE CREVETTES 16 euros au four à bois, ail 10 euros zaalouk salad Aux champignons Roasted aubergine, sauvages SARDINES FARCIES tomatoes, garlic Avec citron, cumin, prawn briouat 10 euros Filled pastry, coriandre et ail with wild mushrooms stuffed sardines 10 euros With lemon, cumin, coriander and garlic MEZZE DE SALADES 10 euros Méchouia, zaalook, BRIOUAT marocaine et taboulet DE POULET SAFRANÉ salad mezze saffron chicken briouat Méchouia, zaalook, Filled pastry HOUMOUS À L’ORIENTAL Hummus moroccan and taboulet 10 euros 10 euros 16 euros BRIOUAT DE FROMAGE TABOULET AUX SALADE cheese briouat PERLES à LA MÉCHOUIA Filled pastry with cheese MAROCAINE Poivrons et tomates grillés 10 euros Moroccan taboulet au four à bois, ail 9 euros mechouia salad Roasted peppers, tomatoes, garlic BOUREK KEFTA 10 euros 10 euros PLATS VÉGÉTARIENS suitable for vegetarians PRIX NET EN EUROS, SERVICE (15%) ET TAXES COMPRIS - PRICE ARE ALL INCLUSIVES PLATS mains ENTREMETS VIANDES GRILLÉES AU FOUR À BOIS OVEN CHARCOAL GRILLED MEAT PASTILLA TRADITIONNELLE Au pigeon BROCHETTE DE MÉCHOUI MAISON traditional pastilla KEFTA GRILLÉE AUX HERBES With wild pigeon grilled keftas home made 20 euros skewer mechoui Minced lamb with herbs 19 euros 400g of roasted ASSIETTE DE lamb shoulder LÉGUMES ORIENTAUX 28 euros mixed grilled BROCHETTE DE vegetables POULET GRILLÉE 15 euros grilled chicken skewer 20 euros BROCHETTE DE POISSONS GIGOT D’AGNEAU grilled FISH leg of lamb skewer DAURADE MARINÉE 20 euros GRILLÉE AU FOUR À BOIS À la coriandre, persil, citron, ail et épices stuffed whole seabream With herbs and spices 21 euros TAGINE DE POISSON fish tagine 21 euros PLATS VÉGÉTARIENS suitable for vegetarians PRIX NET EN EUROS, SERVICE (15%) ET TAXES COMPRIS TAGINES COUSCOUS TAGINE TAGINE COUSCOUS COUSCOUS DE POULET DE BOULETTES BERBÈRE BOULETTES FERMIER DE KEFTA AUX couscous végétarien KEFTA EN SAUCE AUX POIRES OEUFS sans sauce lamb meatballs chicken and pear lamb, meatballs berber couscous couscous tagine and egg tagine Dry vegetarian 20 euros 20 euros 20 euros couscous 16 euros COUSCOUS TAGINE TAGINE BROCHETTE AUX 7 LÉGUMES FAÇON CONFIT DE VOLAILLE seven vegetables DE CANARD COUSCOUS chicken skewer tagine AUX POMMES BROCHETTE couscous 18 euros FRUITS D’AGNEAU 20 euros ET CANNELLE lamb skewer duck, apple and couscous TAGINE TCH- cinnamon tagine 21 euros COUSCOUS AKCHOUKA, 21 euros MERGUEZ MERGUEZ ET merguez couscous OEUF COUSCOUS 19 euros tchakchouka , TAGINE DE SEFFAE merguez and egg CAILLE AUX couscous végétarien 19 euros FIGUES ET sans sauce servie COUSCOUS 404 AMANDES avec du lait caillé Agneau, brochette de volaille quail with figs couscous seffae TAGINE DE POU- et merguez and almonds Dry vegetarian LET FERMIER 24 euros couscous served 404 couscous CITRONS CONFITS with curdled milk Lamb, ET OLIVES chicken skewers, 16 euros chicken, TAGINE merguez preserved lemon D’AGNEAU, 26 euros and olive tagine BERBÈRE 21 euros lamb with COUSCOUS COUSCOUS vegetables AUX 7 LÉGUMES MÉCHOUI seven vegetables TAGINE 21 euros 400g couscous D’AGNEAU, mechoui couscous ET ARTICHAUTS TAGINE 18 euros 400g of roasted lamb, green pea D’AGNEAU, lamb shoulder and artichoke PRUNEAUX 28 euros tagine ET RAISINS SECS 21 euros lamb, prune and raisin tagine 21 euros PLATS VÉGÉTARIENS suitable for vegetarians PRIX NET EN EUROS, SERVICE (15%) ET TAXES COMPRIS POUR FINIR a sweet TASTE to finish PASTILLA AU LAIT SALADE D’ORANGE CRÊPE BERBÈRE milk pastilla À LA CANNELLE AU MIEL 9 euros ET FLEUR D’ORANGER berber pancakes orange salad served with honey with cinnamon 9 euros ASSORTIMENT DE and orange blossom QUATRE PATISSERIES 9 euros ORIENTALES FAITES SALADE DE FRUITS MAISON DE SAISON selection of four PASTILLA AUX DATTES fresh fruit salad oriental pastries sweet pastry 9 euros 10 euros of dates 9 euros ASSORTIMENT DE TROIS CORNES DE GAZELLE REVISITÉES DE LA “MAISON GAZELLE” selection of three gazelle horns from “maison gazelle” 12 euros PRIX NET EN EUROS, SERVICE (15%) ET TAXES COMPRIS.
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