La Mosquee sur Paris

A restaurant located in part of the Grand Mosque of Paris but don't expect to be in the gardens. The food is quite good but a restaurant where the service is very fast or too fast, feeling like you are in a hurry to free the tables

We visited La Mosquée de Paris for dinner two weeks ago, eager to experience its renowned Moroccan cuisine. Unfortunately, the experience was somewhat mixed. To start, the temperature in the restaurant was uncomfortably hot, making it difficult to fully enjoy the meal. As for the food, the lamb tajine and lamb couscous were the highlights of the evening. Both dishes were flavorful and well-prepared, capturing the essence of traditional Moroccan cooking. However, we were disappointed with the fried chicken from the kids' menu, which was overly dry and not enjoyable. The service was adequate, though some of the staff seemed less than friendly, which detracted from the overall experience. Despite these issues, La Mosquée de Paris is still worth a visit for its excellent tajine and the ambiance. If we're in the area again, we'd likely return for the tea and tajine, but with adjusted expectations regarding the rest of the menu and the service.

The experience is great but it is very expensive if you want to eat Algerian Moroccan food etc. it is very good

Very happy with this moment within the great Mosque of Paris. The place is just magnificent and calming. Lunch on the other hand was disappointing, chicken skewer for children not cooked and tasteless. The kofta plate is not bad but at €20 we can consider it rather expensive. The mechouia starter, same as good but not much to eat for €9 The chachouka on the other hand is perfect! A meal tinged with a little disappointment but we paid for the setting and were delighted to be there. On to your tests!

Really delicious dishes, tagine and couscous. Very good mint tea too. Efficient and discreet service. I recommend

The setting is magnificent and the specialties succulent 😋

Pleasantly surprised by this restaurant! Intuitively I wasn't expecting great Moroccan cuisine given the popularity and affluence of the place. And indeed it is not the best Moroccan restaurant I have been to, nor the best value for money, but we still had a very good evening accompanied by generous and rather successful dishes. The atmosphere and ambiance was really nice. Hats off to the entire team who clearly managed to manage the entire service during this day of the month of Ramadan.

Best Moroccan restaurant in Paris! It was very good.

Questo posto è una tappa fissa a Parigi. Il tè alla menta è buonissimo, anche se piuttosto zuccherato, così come tutti i dolci che vengono serviti qui. Ambiente colorato e vivace

C'est très bizarre ces gens qui donnent des avis catastrophiques et qui n'ont jamais donné d'autres avis ni avant ni après.... TripAdvisor devrait surveiller... En tous cas, restaurant dans un cadre hors du commun, en particulier le patio est très agréable (hors canicule c'est sûr....) Les serveurs sont adorables et très efficaces. Nourriture simple mais bonne, en particulier les couscous et tajines au poulet à 19,50 eurod. Avec le thé à la menthe à 2,50 c'est très raisonnable. Par contre il vaut mieux venir tôt pour le déjeuner ( vers 12h) car gros succès et donc attente certainement si on arrive plus tard. Il n'y a pas que des touristes, mais beaucoup de parisiens en famille. Plutôt bruyant du coup, mais sympa et on n'a pas l'horrible musique boum boum qui gâche le plaisir dans beaucoup de parisiens restaurants parisiens.