- Moroccan
Andalous Moroccan Restaurant
Menu for Andalous Moroccan Restaurant
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Ratings and Reviews for Andalous Moroccan Restaurant
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May 25 2012
Kristin B. via Yelp
Yum! Having just moved from NY, we were on a mission to find some more ecclectic cuisine and tried this place on a whim. Service: A little slow, but...read more
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May 01 2012
Vel G. via Yelp
We were looking for a simple place to have lunch at in the area. Moroccan food sounded good and that's how we ended at Andalous. This place looks fairly...read more
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Apr 26 2012
Nichole F. via Yelp
I am a big fan of Andalous and their delicious Moroccan food. I first went here for a birthday dinner. I loved the food and the service was decent. I...read more
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Jan 18 2009
GChiesi via Citysearch
Seriously, don't go to this place. Go to Tango Sur or other restaurants. Four solid reasons why this place is horrible: 1) We were...read more
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Dec 28 2008
poiikfjdk via Citysearch
If you are looking for friendly place to eat this restaurant is not for you,IT S THE WORST PLCE EVER,i went with my friend there t...read more
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Aug 25 2008
lalindad via Citysearch
I'm not very well-versed in Moroccan food so I have little to compare this restaurants fare to. From what I do know Moroccan food...read more
The Scene
Set on a busy strip of Clark Street in Lakeview, this storefront attracts a casual neighborhood crowd of couples on dates and groups of friends. Orange-hued walls, oil paintings of Moroccan street scenes and iron chandeliers and ceiling fans lend warmth and hominess to the compact space. Service is friendly and unobtrusive.
The Food
The kitchen dishes out full-flavored, piping-hot Moroccan cuisine served in generous portions. Pita bread accompanies spreadable appetizers like Zaalouk--grilled eggplant mashed with tomatoes, garlic and Moroccan spices--and Bakoula, a zesty chopped spinach dish. Tagines figure prominently on the menu: Marrakech tagine features fork-tender lamb shank bathed in a herbed tomato sauce, and Zagora tagine with braised lamb shank, artichoke hearts and green peas. In a perfect marriage of sweet and savory, the Pastilla combines tender shredded chicken and Moroccan spices, baked in a crispy phyllo shell dusted with cinnamon and powdered sugar. Moroccan pastries complete the meal.