Cuisines and Dishes at Manara:
- Moroccan
Manara
Menu for Manara
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Ratings and Reviews for Manara
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May 20 2012
Charla B. via Yelp
Some of their food was saltier that it should have been. Manager was great about it though and gave us a discount.read more
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May 14 2012
Alice S. via Yelp
Came here with a party of 9 and we had an awesome time celebrating a birthday. This was my first Moroccan experience and I had a blast! The food was...read more
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Apr 23 2012
Jackeline A. via Yelp
Food was delicious and the entertainment (belly dancer) was so much fun! We went here for someone's birthday and the owner was extremely accomodating to our...read more
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Sep 27 2008
lisahazarika via Citysearch
We had a birthday gathering with more than 10 people at this morrocan place. The place, the belly dancer as well as the menu seeme...read more
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Jun 16 2007
moroccan via Citysearch
There is nothing authentic about the food served at Menara ! I am a Moroccan, so I know what I am talking about. The food is redic...read more
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Mar 04 2006
rainy_dayze via Citysearch
My fiance and I walked in without reservations and were seated with no problems. The ambience was Moroccan like and we sat on pill...read more
From Citysearch
The Food
The menu at Menara is what you'd expect at a Moroccan restaurant--lots of chicken and lamb dishes and plenty of couscous--with only a few Mediterranean diversions like baklava and a phyllo dough chicken pastry. The catch at Menara is that they offer four different multi-course dinners, including a vegetarian meal, and everyone at the table eats the same thing. This means that if your mouth waters for rabbit, you'll have to talk your date into it, too.
The Scene
Like all traditional Moroccan restaurants, diners at Menara lounge on pillows around low tables using their hands as utensils, which gives the place a very relaxed, laid-back vibe. If you get there at 8:00pm, you can catch the Menara's stable of belly dancers in action--an interesting sight indeed.
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