Le Traiteur Marocain sur Paris

Insanely delicious Moroccan place where you sit nicely by a sort of indoor market. Tasty couscous and very tender chicken with lots of vegetables, and the people who work there are also very nice. You can get takeout or eat on the spot.

best moroccan food ive ever had

Delicious food, we arrived early, just as it opened, so there were no problems finding seats.

Delicious. The saleswoman was very friendly. The couscous could have been a little bigger, though! (I have a sweet tooth, but I think it's enough for most people.)

We chose the chicken couscous...it was delicious...plus the waiter was friendly and helpful

Good Moroccan food, a place we love. However, the usher who greeted us kicked us out because we sat down without his permission (saying: "I decide where you'll be seated, Madam. You get up and go order (there are two of us) and we'll see about seating you later"). The 37-degree heat and my age should have prompted him to adopt an attitude closer to the legendary Moroccan hospitality. Very disappointed, we went to have lunch elsewhere. First time experiencing such an unpleasant welcome.

The setting of this market is so charming, with a wonderful blend of flavors. If you follow the rules—queue and wait to be seated—everything goes perfectly, and the staff are efficient and incredibly kind. And what can I say about this home-style cooking, bursting with spices!

We've been coming here for couscous for several years. It's very good and it's a great way to eat quickly and well in the neighborhood, and relax in the sun!

We got a couscous royale and pot of mint tea. Everything was just perfect.

The Marche couvert des Enfants Rouges can be quite hectic at peak times. My visit to Le Traiteur Marocain was an hour before close, on a Sunday, when it was less busy and more relaxed. Le Traiteur Marocain is one of a few eateries at the Marche that has a dedicated, sizeable seating area, with tables and chairs. When dining in, one queues, orders and pays for the food, and an efficient but friendly staff member will show you to a table. There is no scramble to find a table before ordering, which was a big positive. I ordered the cous cous agneau and a mint tea, the latter being delicious and refreshing. The cous cous dish though was rather bland and lacked sauce. The meat was well-cooked but without the other elements, the dish was an overall let-down.