The original Momo's from Mourad 'Momo' Mazouz's has been going for almost a decade but it's still the best in town, serving absolutely superb, authentic North African cuisine in a convivial atmosphere. Mint tea - served sweet - and shisha pipes are here as you'd expect, but there's also a wonderful Moroccan Souk atmosphere and lunchtime is particularly laid back. Staff and service are first rate, and the food is sublime. The main courses are substantial and filling, so be careful not to gorge yourself on the tempting starters. A very fine restaurant, indeed.
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The original Momo's from Mourad 'Momo' Mazouz's has been going for almost a decade but it's still the best in town, serving absolutely superb, authentic North African cuisine in a convivial atmosphere. Mint tea - served sweet - and shisha pipes are here as you'd expect, but there's also a wonderful Moroccan Souk atmosphere and lunchtime is particularly laid back. Staff and service are first rate, and the food is sublime. The main courses are substantial and filling, so be careful not to gorge yourself on the tempting starters. A very fine restaurant, indeed.
