Le Petit Beur

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• Mathieu Robbins

  26 March 2018

  Best lamb shoulder I’ve ever had!

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• Mark Mandelbaum

  24 March 2018

  Exquisite Moroccan dishes in a charming space. Reservations suggested but not essential. The food however is worth the visit. Beautiful, light couscous and flavorful tagines will not disappoint.

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• Otto Silveira

  05 February 2018

  Nice petit Moroccan bistro in the heart of Rabat. A bit pricey but you'll not be disappointed!

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• Mysibobek

  27 December 2017

  Very tasty, extraordinary taste of chicken with cous-cous and cinnamon flavoured onion, but very nice. Pastilla is also very good. And the stuff was nice and kind

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• Sebastian Cremers

  16 November 2017

  Great food, interior, sometimes decent life music. Waiters are not welcoming and friendly at all.

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• María MF

  25 June 2017

  Beautiful restaurant. Excellent food at good prices.

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• Valentino Leardini

  12 June 2017

  The best tajine of Rabat by far. If you look for a real maroccan traditional dinner go there. Courtesy, great service and good live chill music.

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• Kathryn Kelly

  17 May 2017

  All great - atmos, food & staff

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• Camelia El Khalidy

  03 May 2017

  We ordered a pastilla and a beef tajine with dates. Both were excellent!! The pastilla is quite original with the addition of coriander, gives it a sort of Indian touch. The tajine was just sooooooo good! Just the right amount of sauce, dates and meat. Good traditional Moroccan bread. We shared a mousse au chocolat for the dessert, very good too. There is also a oud player which gives a great atmosphere.
  
  The waiters seem a bit grumpy initially but they loosened up as the meal went. Ans also, the prices are a little on the high side but still ok.

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• Cyriac Edappully

  04 February 2017

  Nice Tajines dishes. Tried the Agneau aux carottes (lamb and carrots) and the Agneau and aubergines (lamb and eggplant). Both were delicious and the meat nice and tender. I liked the eggplant version a bit better.
  
  Carrot version is a bit more brothy if that helps.
  
  Friendly staff and live music for dinner.
  
  The pace is a slow European style service meaning allocate 2 hrs for dinner. Not a place to grab a quick dinner and go. Best food I've had in Rabat so well worth going to.

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• Sam Hasler

  31 January 2017

  Great spot near the train station. Stop in for some wine, tajine, a cold Casa and enjoy man pickin his oud.

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