Bab Mansour

Went a couple of weeks ago with a friend. Service was lovely. The place was very cute and welcoming, with moroccan decorations that made you feel you were somewhere in Morocco. The food was delicious, very authentic. We enjoyed a chicken tajine, beautifully cooked, tender, flavoursome, and piping hot, served with warm bread on the side that kept coming as the basket was getting empty. We finished with a proper Atay ( moroccan mint tea) . Will definitely recommend it. Shoukran Bzef !!

What an amazing find. This Moroccan restaurant about a 5 minute walk from The Lyceum Theatre gave us the most wonderful pre-theatre lunch. There were seven of us ranging from a 9-year old to grandparents. It was a beautiful day so we sat outside. Our waiter was fabulous and our meals were magnificent. I'd read some pretty awful reviews about this restaurant and was quite concerned but there was no need. We all had different main courses, each one arrived beautifully presented, piping hot and tasting delicious. Very varied menu and quite exceptional. We'll definitely be going back

We enjoyed lunch here in early July. The food was fresh, authentic Moroccan and very delicious. The staff was friendly and attentive. Unfortunately it was raining that day so we ate inside, otherwise they offer seating outside. The ambiance is relaxing and a nice way to enjoy an afternoon meal. Their mint tea was superb!

Had a lovely lunch here with a 50% discount via the Fork app. Between the of us we shared a lamb tagine, chicken tagine, lentils, zaalouk, and merguez. It could not compare to what I've had in morrocco but that's to be expected. The tagines were very flavourful and tender, and I would return for that! The lentils converted an ex Lentil hater I was dining with! Service was polite but not overly attentive which I appreciated.