Harissa Cafe

They're not a big, spacious restaurant. Space is tight. It's a commodity. It's prime real estate in there with limited seating and limited movement when seated. I didn't think they'd let me take my bike in, but I'm glad I asked and tried. The waitress was so kind and accommodating and seated the two of us at a four-person table so that I could (barely) tuck my bike between my seat and the counter. The food is beyond reasonably priced considering both the portions and the quality. I'm not an expert on Moroccan cuisine, but the tagine and couscous were both bomb. The waitress knew all of the veggies we couldn't quite place a finger on when we were wondering whether or not it was a daikon (spoiler: it's not daikon). Lovely experience. I'll have to come back and try some of the coffee one day.
Aug 8th, 2012

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Dec 26th, 2011