Some friends and I are going to Paris for my birthday and I’m looking for an excellent kosher parisian north african restaurant. I understand you can’t go wrong with ‘le telegraphe’ for french kosher food,... (3 replies, last updated by Lisa July 24, 2005)

Personally, I like Lalibela as well. Both Adulis and Lalibela are Ethiopian/Eritrean. Sarabelle, I’m presuming you are excluding North African food, but contradict me if I’m wrong. (Not that I know of any Maghrebin... (12 replies, last updated by tarte tatin July 27, 2007)

My finacee and I are heading to Paris for a week and (thanks in part to this website) have put together a pretty good list of restaurants to go to... but the one thing I’m dying to try is North African. We’re looking... (9 replies, last updated by Bob Loblaw June 26, 2008)

We were recently in Paris and had the most amazing meal at Wally Le Saharian. The dishes basically consisted of roasted lamb with cous-cous and different chicken tagines over cous-cous. Are there any restaurants in L.A. like... (1 reply, last updated by J.L. January 20, 2008)

The only place in the area you referenced in another post is Wazobia at 616 N 11th Street (Mt Vernon). It is ethiopian. Rick Nichols did an article about it recently and listed a number of African restaurants, but that was the... (3 replies, last updated by Agrayf August 22, 2007)

Some friends and I are going to Paris for my birthday and I’m looking for an excellent kosher parisian north african restaurant. I understand you can’t go wrong with ‘le telegraphe’ for french kosher food,... (0 replies, last updated by Benoit Broch June 27, 2005)

My son made a very delicious spicy lamb and red pepper stew tonight, and we all agreed that we need to cook more North African food, and learn more about it. What I’d love is a cookbook that surveyed several North African... (14 replies, last updated by cheryl_h November 30, 2006)

I haven’t had North African food in Seattle since Tangiers closed on Capitol Hill. Where can one go for non-Ethiopian African cuisine now? —Gail (3 replies, last updated by Ben Goetter September 27, 2001)

We are coming to Montreal from NYC and have heard that there are some good North African restaurants in Montreal. We are looking for good bisteeya and couscous. (1 reply, last updated by EM June 27, 2005)

We’ve decided we need to learn more about North African cuisine, starting with Moroccan. Where should we go? (storefront restaurants tend to be our favorites, we’re not looking for particularly upscale places) Willing... (9 replies, last updated by Anne H December 22, 2006)

Will be in Paris next week and was looking for an outstanding North African restaurant. Any suggestions? Would love to know of both divey spots as well as more sophisticated ones. Thanks! (4 replies, last updated by OpenStandard December 2, 2005)

zitoune, on ganesvoort right across from pastis, is excellent. i believe the proprietors are tunisian, and the cuisine is wonderful upscale, modernized north african. (3 replies, last updated by Lou May 18, 2004)

I guess I am still mourning the loss of the “Kineret” in the village over 30 years ago BUT I still look for a great Moroccan/ North African/ perhaps Israeli Restaurant in NYC. Any "Laurence of Arabia’s out there... (5 replies, last updated by Nassima August 19, 2003)

This is relevant to my interests as well. I’ve been to some pâtisseries orientales, the North African pastry shops. You can try the Pâtisserie du Sud Tunisien in the 5th. Inexpensive, nutty, sweet pastries. I don’t... (3 replies, last updated by Cookingthebooks November 13, 2008)

Can any Belgian residents recommend North African or Asian restaurants in the Brussels area for my friends who have had it up to here with moules/frites chocolate and beer? (1 reply, last updated by Kelly April 11, 2008)