The styling of this intimate little restaurant is a romantic blend of French brasserie (mirrors, smartly laid tables) and North African (tagines and candlesticks) flourishes, and that is reflected in the trans-Mediterranean menu—a happy blending of North African dishes and French influences. Hence confit of duck, grilled fish with charmoula (a spicy Maghreb marinade), and couscous mechoui appear on the brief menu. The specialty of the house: a delicious lamb tagine with prunes, almonds, beans, and coriander. Unusually for a restaurant, the bar staff can whip up a punchy cocktail too.
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Café Restaurant Mamouche
Quellijnstraat 104
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Neighborhood
De Pijp
Hours
Tues–Sun 5–11pm
Transportation
Tram 16 or 24 to Ferdinand Bolstraat
Phone 020/670-0736 Prices Mains €16–€24 Cuisine Type Moroccan Web site Café Restaurant Mamouche
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Quellijnstraat 104 AmsterdamNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.