Maison Touareg in City of London, Westminster

Wow este lugar es realmente una experiencia. El menú es fantástico, la comida es deliciosa y no mal de precio, pero las bebidas son muy marcadas de aquí. El servicio era bueno, atento, sin exagerar.

Encontramos este restaurante libanés por accidente. Íbamos al teatro y nos apetecía algo griego, turco o algo similar. pasado y el menú nos llamó la atención. No nos decepcionó. Tuvimos algunos humous encantadores para compartir, mi esposo tenía cordero y tenía algunas verduras muy bien hechas. Terminamos con baklava.

Fui a cenar con un amigo ya que queríamos un basado en West-End restaurante libanés. Pedimos una selección de meze y lo describiría como normal en el mejor de los casos. Nos envió los calamares volver a ser preparado, así que fueron crujiente y no underdone. El pan era irresistible Zata con muchos salados, secos hierbas. El Can pastilla de pollo era pasable. El halloumi a la en pan pitta era aburrida y monótona. Este lugar necesita dinero para sus ideas si quiere competir con otros restaurantes libaneses en Soho. No volveré.

Mi hija y yo me recomendó este restaurante y no me decepcionó. El servicio era muy bueno y atento por Lucy y el gerente. Comida era deliciosa y no es caro. danza del vientre excelente e incluso intentaron que mi hija. No había presión para dejar nuestra mesa. En resumen, una excelente experiencia y volvería allí de nuevo.

Lovely mezze in a pretty surrounding, with lots of traditional trinkets, and delicoous food. Been twice and would happily go again.

Plenty of menu choices. Also had a good choice of alcoholic/ non-alcoholic cocktails. Not terribly busy for a Friday night which was actually a bonus as the tables are very close together.

This restaurant isn't all that I didn't like the food was very bland portion was very small just didn't like it would not recommend anyone .

Extremadamente caro. La elegante decoración y la situación era totalmente arruinadas por un mal servicio e incluso la comida son comprados. Mezze, no tienen nada de especial, pero los platos principales fueron particularmente terrible. un pollo "tagine" que podríamos haber hecho mejor que casa, pollo shawarma que estaba seco y divertidos degustación (en 16 libras así!! - He tenido muchísimo mejor shawarmas desde kebabs para una fiver). Nunca vayas!

Amazing service, well and truly looked after for our special occasion . warm and friendly and great food. would use again

The waitress was totally uninterested and only asked for our drinks order 25 mins after arrival! When we went to order our food, they said that the electrics were not working so we could only have tapas!? The table next to us had a burnt meal that was then heated in the microwave. Wine was ok. Waitress never came back for our mains' order so we left after being there 45 mins!!?

Though the person at the door was extremely rude, the rest of the staff was lovely and the food great.

En una ciudad que nunca duerme, ¿quién pensaría que intentar conseguir comida a la una de la madrugada. En Soho que no es una horrible llevar sería tan difícil. así es.

Un amigo me dijo sobre un restaurante marroquí situado en Soho con una comida realmente deliciosa y sabrosos cócteles, así que tras algún día mi amigo y yo decidimos visitar este lugar para un par de copas. Nos sorprendió que el personal en maison Tuareg habla en varios idiomas, así que camarera nos explicó todo en ruso. Pedimos mezzez único, no estábamos muy hambrientos, pero eran muy sabroso. Los cócteles que pedimos, eran los mejores cócteles que he probado. Sin duda volveremos para una cena un día.

Al poco de salir de esta horrible cena. Mi esposa y yo miraba a la ventana y pensamos que este es un buen lugar para disfrutar de la cena. Pero nos engañen peor comida historia, puedes conseguir una mejor comida "tagine" de los congeladores de tesco!!!!

We went here with friends for a birthday. Cocktails are nice, staff are friendly, belly dancer was fun. It's a quirky place. Starters/meze were delicious, sadly the main course wasn't great (mixed grill). The bill was reasonable so we left feeling ok about our evening! If we returned I'd stick to the meze....

My husband and I had the most wonderful experience at Maison touareg.<br />We booked through opentable and were contacted the next day to confirm our booking <br />We arrived twenty minutes early for our booking on the night, but were seated straight away.<br />Our waiters were all extremely friendly, chatty and helpful; we thoroughly enjoyed our meal from start to finish. Everything was tasty, freshly prepared and (in our opinion) authentic. My husband recommends the harissa - with everything!<br />I got up and danced with the belly dancer, which was great fun.<br />We also sampled the shisha lounge as part of our experience.<br />I would fully recommend this restaurant to anyone up for a fun time, who are willing to throw themselves into the experience.<br />We will definitely be back for more!

El vino que pedimos estaba abierto, algunas derramado y el resto están en algún sitio. Hubiera sido mejor tener un enfriador de vino en o cerca de la mesa. En general, el restaurante se necesita un poco de mantenimiento y un general ordenado. Los baños son bastante deteriorada y la fuertemente escarpada piso da al lugar una generalmente se ve desordenado como un ambiente.

A restaurant in the heart of Soho with low standards. Service is good, not extraordinary. It looks like it doesn't come naturally from the members of staff. Food ? Honestly, I had better tasting food from a kebab shop in the middle of nowhere. There is no wow factor to it and the high prices definitely don't match the poor quality. Drinks were ok to wash down the food. Overall, waste your time and money with other options. Would I go back ? With so many better choices, absolutely not.

My friends and I went last Saturday to eat and smoke shisha. The food was delicious and the staff were very friendly and they were very welcoming, especially when accommodating a large group. Would definitely recommend the cocktails- good value for money considering this is in the heart of the west end. We were also treated to live entertainment with a fun and exciting belly dancer which was a nice end to our meal. Also really love the setting and atmosphere of this place, the management have done a great job! Will definitely be coming back soon!

We went for my daughter birthday . Service was not bad. The waitress had no idea of the menu but when the manager start serving us was quite good. Food was ok. Starters - good. Mains - don't bother. The most enjoyable part of the diner was the cocktails. If you want to enjoy a few starters and a good drinks is ok but for proper diner don't waste your money. I will go back but just for a drink.

I would certainly say the place is good for friends to get together and celebrate occasions which is what we did last weekend to celebrate one of our mates special occasion.Drink wise, brilliant cocktails and good wine collection which everyone enjoyed. Food wise, excellent choice of typical med food with great offerings and platters to relish.Service was nice, wouldn't say excellent but good to enjoy a pleasant night.The belly dancing sessions starts at 8.30, Recommend sitting at the basement area to enjoy and have a good time.Definitely recommend!

Flavours were strange too much fruit with the meats, too much cous cous and very poor quality thin sauce Fatoush had no parsley or acidity. Did not bother with anything after the main course. Service was indifferent. Will not go there again or recommend it.

A horrible little place that gave no care or attention to us. We were seated downstairs (where you couldn't comfortably get your legs under the table without taking your shoes off) and given menus. The some stroppy girl put Shishas on the table and went back to hide behind the bar where she spent most of her tame rearranging straws which was clearly more important than serving anyone. We were then given the belly dancing show which was okay but not great and after she finished we had received no service. We asked a waiter to take our order and he got so confused that he had to ask the manager twice before taking our order and then proceeded to forget all about us. We waited and after being in there for over an hour we had to ask yet another waitress over to take our order and order some drinks. By this time it was gone 9pm and we were very hungry and thirsty and I fortunately had a small packet of peanuts in my bag to share between 9 of us. Eventually 3 of us received starters but another 20 mins later we received a pitifuly small platter which we were told was for the rest of us. By this time tempers were fraying and we complained much to the amusement of the first waitress behind the bar whose attitude had been getting steadily worse and she made no attempts to hide the fact that she thought that the whole thing was very funny. We were told that the manager would ignore the charge for the first starters and send some more. A very long time later they arrived still with little enough to feed us but we were so hungry and I have to say it was passable but no way was justified in what they charged. We had to ask another two times for our drinks which we were told the manager was making himself. They then turned up in plastic jugs like the ones at a kiddies party and these so called cocktails were disgusting, watery and undrinkable. We said we wanted the bill and just wanted to get out of there. They then produced a bill of £410.00 which we refused to pay and the manager brought his bouncer downstairs clearly to intimidate us and said that he would take £100 off of the bill and he thought that this was generous. We had been basically ignored and ripped Off and fobbed off. We felt we had no choice but to pay and leave as this had spoilt the whole evening and we were still very hungry. My advice - Don't go there.

The food is average- I&#039;ve definitely had better chicken tangine. Otherwise the ambience is nice.

This place is the worst restaurant I’ve ever been to! The food is revolting and severely overpriced.Each of the dishes were tiny and we left the restaurant still starving and with a much lighter wallet. All of the dishes we ordered looked like food for toddlers with portion sizes to match. We ordered chicken shawarma, which was a piece of old pita bread from Tesco with some carved up BBQ chicken. Ours even came with a huge (about 1 inch long) sharp chicken bone that cut the inside of my mouth open. When I informed the manager, he was super rude informing me that a giant shard of chicken bone was the norm for shawarma. Despite requesting we not pay for this dish, the manager was extremely rude and acted like a child, insisting he would offer no discount and we should be impressed with the dirt we were served up. Stay well clear of this awful place!

I decided to treat my wife to a pre-theatre dinner at Maison Touareg and booked a table. Was pleased with the decor, lighting, ambience and our seats. The staff were pleasant and we ordered from the menu. I ordered a pineapple juice and shortly after was brought a tasteless diluted pale liquid which clearly was not fresh pineapple juice one would expect, with 3 ice cubes. I took this back and asked for a diet coke as a replacement. I ordered houmous with lamb shawarma for starters, what arrived was slightly warm, tough rubbery pieces of lamb sitting on top of some decent houmous. Anyway, chicken tagine for my main and chicken shawarma for my wife. Having been to Marrakesh two years ago and eaten beautiful authentic tagines, I was expecting something deliciously similar. What I was presented with was a dish that resembled a warm chicken soup, nothing like I have ever eaten and a far cry from a traditional Moroccan tagine, a huge disappointment. Boiled chicken heated up which was clearly not fresh. I also tried some of my wife's chicken shawarma, warm and bland, nothing like the shawarma I've eaten before in Edgware Road or anywhere else. My wife tried the unconvincing, "it's nice", so as to not offend me for treating her to dinner, then expressed her disappointment to me. The bill came to a total of £48, yes £48. We put on our coats and rushed out to see the theatre show.

I was really delighted to find this place after our Touareg restaurant in Portsmouth sadly closed down. This one is a gem! A warm welcome, excellent service and superb food with a wide choice of vegetarian options. They were really helpful about ingredients and my garlic allergy! We happened to be in London that day and it was a perfect setting and end to our day. It will be a two hour journey for us to go back but it will be well worth the journey. Thank you to all the staff. See you again soon.

Really disappointed with this place. It does not take much for a restaurant to turn a bad experience into something positive. <br /><br />After a waiter clumsily knocked an entire glass of white wine all over me, the last thing I was expecting was for the restaurant to charge me for the wine! Not to mention slapping a 12% service charge to boot! When I bright this to the attention of the manager he told me to stop complaining!! Took a while for them just to take the glass of wine of the bill. Never coming back again!!!!

We decided on this place as we were visiting London and wanted to meet friends who lived there. My partner is from morocco and we thought it would be a nice treat to have Moroccan food. We got there and no one that worked there was remotely Moroccan. We ordered drinks off the specialty menu and the waitress looked at us like we were speaking another language. It took a very long time for the drinks to arrive and then they came back to the table to take them back because they told us they forgot one ingredient. The food was bland and just ok. Definitely not true Moroccan spices. Overall I would say if you want a true Moroccan experience steer clear of here.

We booked a table at Maison Touareg for my friend's birthday last week, really looking forward to trying some (recommended) Moroccan food. When we walked in (on time) the waitress at the door started preparing a table downstairs, 10 minutes later another waiter came up to tell us that they had fully booked out the restaurant and he had tried to call us once earlier in the day but there was no response. Being in the centre of London at 8pm on a Saturday, it took us a while to find somewhere else to eat. I cannot comment on the food, drink or ambience but the organisation was terrible and the member of staff we spoke to was neither polite nor apologetic.

We came for dinner after a show, having booked the table a week or so in advance. They didn't have the table ready but pushed several tables together so we could sit down.The menu is really quite big - I can imagine it is overwhelming if you don't know what to order. Fortunately there were six of us so we decided to go for the Moroccan Feast, which is a variety of mezzes, tagines, couscous and baklava and tea to finish. A really nice selection of items and the best way to try a bit of everything in my opinion.The restaurant is big (over a main floor and a basement) but pretty cramped, even without tables being moved for a belly dancer. It was also quite loud and we were near the kitchen so was quite hard to hear conversation at times so would recommend you specifically ask for a quieter table, especially if there's anyone in your party who is hard of hearing.Good wine / beer / cocktail list and of course the restaurant is in a great central location, with easy access to theatres and the tube station. Would visit again.

I've dined at the Maison Toureg a few dozen times over the past seven years. It;s still one of my favourite places to eat, and I bring friends from all over to experience it. If you're feeling brave, and very hungry, try sharing the Touareg Meshwi:a slow cooked whole lamb shoulder with apricots, figs, dates and prunes served with cinnamon couscous and sultanas. Incredibly delicious!

We booked this as a pre theatre meal and it was amazing. Really tasty menu with plenty of choice. My only complaint is it was too hard to choose what to eat as my husband and I wanted to try everything. It was delicious, well presented, staff were friendly and helpful. I transported back to Marrakesh the only difference was the rain outside and the availability of prosecco ! A lovely restaurant with authentic decor, great food and reasonable prices. I could only give 4/5 as toilet door didn't shut so you had to keep your foot by the door and the toilet seat was broken

Un bon mezzo pour toute la famille. Une hôtesse qui conseille bien. Nous y avons passé un bon moment.

If you fancy something different in London this is the restaurant to try, great meals with great taste, good service and lovely atmosphere. Definitely recommended for couples but also for friends in small groups.

What an amazing night, the food is out of this world and test exactly the same as if you where in Morocco especially the couscous, our waitress was great with lots of sence of humour and directed our choices with the right dish. Incredible night, will definitely come again.

Thank you to everyone at Maison Toureg for a lovely evening. Am pretty sure it was hard trying to please 25 people from 18 different nationalities, but you have done an amazing job with your friendly stuff, generous portions and obeying all of our requests on the spot as if its the easiest thing to do. We all had a great time and we will come back! I couldn't think of a better place for our office Christmas dinner!

I went in a group of 5 including children who were very hungry. The service was good with who seemed to be the owner and the waitresses being generally available, friendly and helpful. The food order came reasonably quickly. The starters were tasty if a little on the small side. We tried halloumi, small lamb patties, small filo pastry parcels and a few others. None had a wow about them for any of us but we're nice enough. The main courses of grills, tagines and fish again were more of the same. Spicing was very low or could be termed extremely delicate but it was not quite to our overall tastes.. nothing offensive.. nothing to dislike but nothing to make this a memorable place to want to hurry back to.

Aunque la decoración está muy chula la verdad es que el menú no está en consonancia a lo que se espera. De todas formas tampoco es un lugar donde no ir ni loco, sino uno más, del montón. Nosotros íbamos buscando comer cus-cus y lo encontramos. Escaso pero se dejaba comer. La mousaka vegetal estaba fría totalmente (igual es que era un plato frío, no se) pero también se dejaba comer, nada excepcional, nada del otro mundo, ni bueno ni malo. Un lugar de esos donde comer y no volver habiendo tantos y tantos sitios en Londres. ¿Si lo aconsejo? pues depende de lo que busques, claro. Si te da igual comer este tipo de comida que otro pues prueba en otro sitio que pueda sorprenderte, este no te sorprenderá por nada. Por cierto, un poco de limpieza en los lavabos no estaría mal (creo que he visto algún otro comentario en este aspecto). El servicio muy bien, las dos chicas eran muy amables.

Vi besøkte restauranten tidlig på kvelden før show. Vi reserverte bord, og dette viste seg som lurt, ettersom samtlige som prøvde å få bord på drop-in fikk avslag!Servitørene var hyggelige, og vi fikk bord ved vinduet, og utgangen. Dette var uheldig på grunn av den kalde lufta som kom fra inngangspartiet. Her lukka ikke døra seg automatisk, bør fikses!!Maten vi valgte var en rett som bestod av forskjellige småretter på menyen. Her var det mye godt og spennende! Maten var god, og vi fikk forklart hva alt var.Restauranten er veldig hyggelig innredet, og den har god atmosfære. Dessverre stod ikke toalettene i stil til stedet, de var rett og slett ekle - dårlig rengjort og dårlig holdt.Alt i alt var vi godt fornøyd, på tross av de to tingene som burde vært bedre! Anbefales!

Food was OK. Service was extremely slow. Had to keep asking for water and food took over an hour to arrive. It was a week day.

The food is very poor: bread, which should be light and fluffy, was soggy; so was the couscous. the pastillas were tasteless. The only saving grace was the staff who were gracious.

Noisy. Tiny tables crowded together around the edges to make space for a perfunctory belly dancer. Food formulaic and unexciting. Not a Tuareg in sight. Whole place felt slightly grubby. Friendly staff. There are far better places to eat Middle Eastern in central London.

We dropped in here for lunch and had the mezze selection, plus the rosemary bread. I have to say, everything was excellent. So tasty, lovely big portion, accompanied by a delicious Lebanese wine. Very good service. Fairly expensive, but then it's right on Cambridge Circus and we paid the same for a burger and chips recently! We really liked it and would definitely go back.

Visited on a Saturday night and we were told they&#039;d run out of some Meze items, mains and desserts. They didnt have any lamb dishes at all! Service wasn&#039;t great and the food we did manage to order was bland and tasteless. Little thought to flavour or finishing touches like yogurts or sauce of any description. The belly dancer was great - highlight of the evening! Great location but v disappointing.

A last minute decision to book a table in Soho prior to a theatre trip. Decision made on the basis of Turkish/Moroccan/Lebanese style food and this hit the spot.We had a set Mezze for £17 each; which was exactly as you'd expect. Nothing unusual or exceptional. Swiftly delivered (at 6pm it wasn't exactly busy though) and just what we needed.But because there is so much choice around, I doubt we'll go back. Nothing at all wrong but definitely nothing special

Meat was clearly reheated as it was mildly warm. Service was very poor. Toilets dirty and smelly. We were fooled by the interesting Moroccan decor but this is a nasty place to prey on tourists going to the theatre. Poor value.

My friend and I loved this restaurant and visited because it was in the heart of the west-end. It was fairly quiet during our visit, but that was probably because it was on a Monday evening. The food was delicious. We ordered a lamb tagine, chicken shish, bakalava and a middle eastern pancake. All were very well received. The price for all of the food, tea and wine was great value.

On a recent visit to London we were disappointed to find a few of our favourite restaurants had either closed or were under refurbishment.Then we came across Maison Touareg and were pleasantly surprised. Food delicious, service by the lovely Olga was impeccable.We will certainly return.

Ate here last Saturday at 19:00. Went for the feast set menu and didn&#039;t regret it. The food was of an excellent standard, the Chateau Mussar flowed, the service could not have been more friendly and a bit of belly dancing to round it all off nicely!

A group of 4 of us ate at Maison Touareg before heading on to the theatre. Many places in the area were packed to overflowing, so we chose Maison Touareg mostly because it had plenty of seats. We picked a selection of mezze dishes, hot and cold, which arrived quickly and were very tasty. We also splashed out on the Chateau Musar (2003) which was tasty although more than we'd usually spend at £40/bottle. I'd especially recommend Maison Toureg if you want something quick and not too heavy before a West End show.

The waiters was not friendly, in fact the lady who worked there was rude food was tasteless and the overall experiences was not great I went there for my birthday with a group of people and I would not recommend this restaurant.

Restaurant sympa et décontracté. Excellent tajine. Personnel aux petits soins s'exprimant en français. Cadre agréable.

Beautiful place, nicely decorated giving a cosy atmosphere and tasty dishes are served on this corner restaurant in Greek Str. Do not miss to get a Tagine dish.On the down side it's a bit pricey with 12.5% additional service charge and staff are not so friendly.

We had a meal here as part of an evening out in London a few weeks ago. We thought it was fantastic, lovely food, plenty of choice (even for veggies), great atmosphere and the staff were friendly and attentive without being too much. We'll definitely return.

Enjoyed the hummus and other mezzes but nothing amazing.

Had a great time, the food was excellent and we were very well looked after. Would recommend to anyone wanting to visit. Thanks to Olga for looking after us so well!

It was one of the best parties in my life.I really enjoyed the food it was delicious and the drink was fantastic and a great service from friendly staff, really unforgettable night.Thank Thank you from the heart to all Maison Touareg's staff my party was great with you

We are an Italian couple and we found this lebanese restaurant accidentally, while we were wandering in Soho and I have to admit that we were very lucky. The atmosphere was cosy and some kind of exotic. The personal was very kind. As concerns food, we tried a special menu with different types of dishes and sauces and we found it delicious! we also tried a typical beer which was very good too. So thanks so much Maison Touareg!!! Hope to come back soon to London and even to this restaurant!

Tres bon resto dnas Londres près de Soho. On y mange tres bien (tajines, mezze, cousous). Le serveur/patron d'origine algérienne parle français et est tres sympa.tres bon repas avec un tajine agneau/dattes/figues, suivi d'un thé à la menthe.

Disappointed. Food was unexceptional. Mezzes were dry and the lamb tagine, which sounded delicious on the menu, was exceptionally runny, with no vegetables and the cous cous didn&#039;t bulk it up enough to enjoy the sauce. The hint of rose water was such a hint, it couldn&#039;t be tasted. We decided to skip pudding and go elsewhere. The restaurant was chilly and quiet, which didn&#039;t help the ambience. <br />Waitress was sweet. But I wouldn&#039;t return or recommend.

Had dinner with friends at Maison Touareg. The setting is cosy. Menu was traditional Lebanese/Morrocan. When the food came, the pitta bread was like pitta bread I could buy from Tesco - usually those places make their own bread which is much nicer. I then had the tagine and it was quite dry with only a few prunes and one of the smallest portions I've ever had. I eat a lot of Lebanese food so my recommendation would be to go elsewhere - Edgware Road, Comptoir Libanais or Alounak near Queensway. Much better value for money and much better food.

The restaurant has great ambience but the chicken was dry and tasteless.mwouldn't recommend this restaurant

We went before the theatre as location was great and exactly where we wanted to be. The food was just edible but not very good. Price was a lot for very average food. I wouldn&#039;t bother to visit again.

Lamb and chicken shawarma were very poor quality. Couscous royal was good and substantial

Decent venue and entertainment right in the heart of soho. Friends felt like moroccan and this place fit the bill.

You had to book for a weekend evening. It got packed quite early on. Very friendly staff. Menu was traditional and there were enough options to keep my veggie friend happy. Prices were very reasonable for West End which, let&#039;s be honest can be paying a city price but without the quality. We all enjoyed this place a lot and would go back again.

A second visit and still very good in all ways. We were in a large group which can be difficult to serve (especially after the wine starts flowing!) but our waitress was excellent, even joining in with the jokers at the table. I would definitely recommend.

We were here early (before the theatre) on a Friday and were easily accommodated without a reservation, although the restaurant did get busy later on. There is also a downstairs dining area. Staff were friendly and helpful and the food was very tasty. A very interesting digestif offered of Baileys with coffee ice cubes (to be recommended!)

Over priced for what it was - even in the heart of London.

The service was very good and although we had an early booking the restaurant had a nice ambiance. We had the mezzo for two which was tasty and very filling. The only downside was they did not have lime cordial for a lime and soda but offered freshly squeezed lines in soda.

I am not an expert of Moroccan cuisine, so I cannot say it was authentic, but I can say for sure it was awasome! the reastaurant is not very big, but very nice, well furnished in accordance with the moroccan style.the waitress who served us was incredibly kind, she went through all the menu with us to explain all the dishes and recommended the best ones to try.there was also a belly dancer who did a short performance and who contributed to let us feel as we were in Morocco.the restaurant is in Soho, so in a very good position as well Prices in line with london's ones, but you can rest assured the quality of food deserves what you pay.

I met with friends for a pre theatre dinner. Their sharing platters are great. Services was fantastic and quick allowing us enough time to enjoy our meal before going to the theatre. The food was very good. The place was rather empty at the time we were there, but we did not mind as we had a fun table. Great windows to the street for people watching. Some outdoor seating.

Stopped here before we went to the theatre across the road.Fancied something differant. It feels authentic, the decor etc, however it was almost empty when we went so lacked the obvious atmosphere of a busy place. Maybe some authentic music playing a little louder would help that, as we could barely hear any music at all, and it wasn't morrocan .The food service was ok, not too long a wait, and the menu choices were good too. The food was tasty, and average sized portions. We felt overpriced for what we had. The overall disappointment was the staff attitudes.A girl sat us down and continued to serve throughout, however it was her total lack of a smile, or friendly words, she offered nothing, almost robotiic, and abrupt .It added to the cold atmosphere of the place. The bill came to £55 and all we drunk was a diet coke each. No desserts, had it been a nice experience with warmth and atmosphere I could almost accept the overpriced bill as being central London , just begrudge paying it when it's not been a comfortable experience. Couldn't leave quick enough.

Went for a birthday party, got a rather large table in the basement. Save the service only and the kind belly dancer. The starters were scanty. The mains were poor in quantity, cold half of them, and disappointing quality wise. The only thing to save is the beer--do not drink anything else! If we had seen the huge cock roach before we paid, we would have probably just walked out of it. Waste of time and money.

Had a delicious meal here, beautifully flavoured, but found the service a little frustrating. Despite not being overly busy, they managed to get the order wrong (which resulted in an extra 20 min wait after our mains were first brought out) and then the addition of an extra main to our bill. The staff were very apologetic about both incidences and as I say the food was delicious, but I just felt that considering the central London prices charged (additional service charge automatically included) service should have been smoother.

Staff non professionnel, musique beaucoup trop forte, les plats mettaient trois plombes a arriver... Je ne recommande pas

Two of us went to Maison Touareg on a Friday night and we really enjoyed the food, ambience and service.

Had a really good lunch here for my birthday. Had a huge Meze to share plus some additional sharing bits. Loads of good tasty food and really friendly service plus great location for theatre

Questo ristorante non ha una elevata qualità del cibo. Abbiamo preso le mezzes miste tra le quali qualcuna era discreta ma altre nulla di che. Gli altri piatti non spiccavano per gusto o qualitá del prodotto. Sono rimasto un po' deluso visto le raccomandazioni che avevo ricevuto da amici. La cameriera è stata molto gentile. Una nota per chi vuole andare...il 90% del cibo entra in contatto con l'aglio. Locale carino internamente.

J'ai adoré la shisha électronique. Part contre le service est vraiment mauvais. On était 3 et on lui a dit de prendre note. Il nous a dit non il y a pas besoin. Et bin il a oublier la moitié de la commende et cela plusieurs fois. Sinon le repas bon mais beaucoup trop lourd.

we went here as part of my hen dinner. we got an entire corner downstairs to ourselves in a kind of chill out lounge area with low seating and tables. the atmosphere was really nice with great arabic chill out music. the food was amazing (way more than we could finish). the staff were all really nice, from the ease of booking, asking questions, to the table staff on the day who were really lovely and also let us swap a few items on the set menu as we were a fussy bunch. there was also a belly dancer and some of us got up and joined in! we even played games here, we played a hen night pass the parcel and the setting is great for stuff like that cos its so chilled. the staff were great and just helped us clean up all the paper. all in all, every one of us loved our time here, and would highly recommend the food, staff, location and chill out lounge downstairs. thanks maison touareg for making it a great night!

We found the restaurant very easily on Greek St. The decor is very traditional Morrocan with the sofas with plush cushions and the lamps. <br />We opted for non alcoholic cocktails which hit the spot right as it was very hot that evening and they were perfectly chilled. We chose two mezze dishes each which was perfect as we only had an hour before our play started. Overall the service was excellent and it was reasonably priced.

We went here as part of my daughter's hen party and it was great fun. We had a belly dancing lesson and show and then a meal. The staff were very friendly and the meal was superb - absolutely loads of food. A bit annoying that a service charge was added of over £80 at the end of the evening which hadn't been budgeted for. I'm really fed up with this assumption that a service charge is added. The cost of service should be part of the meal and if you're really happy with it, leave a tip, which I invariably do.

Second visit to this restaurant, excellent food and service, baklava for dessert - at least 6 pieces each! Really tasty food, close to theatres, service is included.

This is one of the great restaurants in Soho. Perfectly located for a quick bite before going to the theatre or out to the clubs.The food is authentic and tasty. We had the kibbeh pumpkin, chicken shawarma and lamb tagine on our visit. While the shawarma seems a little dry it was flavorful and the lamb was drop off the bone tender. My husband who is Lebanese loved the kibbeh, saying that it tasted just like the traditional homemade recipes of his youth.The only problem I have with this restaurant is the hookah bar downstairs often has the door left open (it's where the toilets are located) so you often get the smell of tobacco while eating, something I do not find appetizing.

Ma femme et moi avons diné au restaurant maison Touareg pour mon anniversaire avant hier et ce fut une excellente surprise! Nous avons eu un très bon service. Notre hôtesse, Chloe qui est française nous a gentiment recommande un menu à prix correct qui nous a permis de tester différentes mises en bouche. Un vrai régal Le vin libanais fut a notre grande surprise très savoureux et fruite. Merci pour cet agreable moment.

das restaurant war nett und im typisch orientalischen stil eingerichtet, obwohl etwas alt, war es doch ziemlich charmant. da ich gerne orientalisch esse war ich von der qualität und dem geschmack etwas enttäuscht. meines erachtens war das essen extrem fad - und das ist nicht typisch orientalisch. sehr schade und deswegen punkteabzug!

It has been an excellent dinner, having harissa bread (my revelation), great pastilla and more. Waiters are absolutely amazing, funny, smiling... I love this place. Please try the Casablanca beer which is really nice too. Second time there, and always as happy as the first time !

The lamb was amazing and the chicken was better. skip the kafta lamb. eggplant was very good and super fresh. Location is decent.

A great spot for people watching on Old Compton Street. We had a fish tagine (tender, tasty and spicy) and a chicken grill with pitta bread (like you'd get in your local kebab shop but in DIY form)This food would have been deserving of four stars in a lower priced restaurant (of which there's many in the suburbs) but you are paying theatre land prices here.

Another great night at Maison Touareg in Soho. Excellent service, food and entertainment. Great selection of starters and amazing lamb as a main. You need to finish off with the fresh mint tea. Hmmm!

I booked this as my preferred choice was fully booked and I love Middle eastern food. This sounded great on paper. The interior is tatty but in an authentic way the service acceptable but nothing other than minimal and not the usual warmth of this genre of restaurant.We shared mezzes. Two vegetarian, two meat. The hot food wasn't that warm. The portions were ok but in general disappointing in flavour and we didn't finish it (unusual for us!) My friends ordered a pitcher of cocktail but couldn't drink it as it tasted too sweet ( like it was made from a packet rather than from fresh). The one lavatory was pretty tatty too and by the time we were finishing (and people were coming in to the basement for the nightclub) they were very dirty, water and loo roll everywhere. So all in all disappointing.

I wouldn't normally write a negative review but I felt that as a Londoner I don't want to see visitors to my city being over charged. The food is a generic Moroccan/Lebanese mix, I've eaten better in restaurants around the Edgware Road . The waitress was pleasant and the interior of the restaurant plush. Our problem was with the pricing on the menu which we found misleading and ended up being charged double to what we expected. There were four of us and it seemed strange that we all got this wrong and when we queried it were told unquestioningly that this was the final price. Read the menu very carefully, esp. check the sharing menus very expensive for what you get.

Had a lovely meal with a friend here. The food was cooked perfectly - ask for a tajine - the meat is just falling apart. The staff were attentive, without being intrusive.<br />In the middle of Soho, the atmosphere is lively, but quiet enough for a good chat over dinner.<br />Will definitely be returning here.

In the heart of Soho, food was good bar the sauté potatoes that were soggy, have experienced better Moroccan/Lebanese food in London however location and ambience was great

I had the first part of my hen do here on Saturday and it was amazing.I found booking the venue to be really easy, Naz was really nice and got back to me really quickly. She was very patient with my ever changing numbers!The venue itself was lovely. I've been here and love the food and cocktails and I wasn't disappointed at all. We were able to sit in the downstairs area so it was an exclusive little party. We received excellent service, the staff were so helpful and polite and kept asking if we were ok, not minding our shrieks and giggles. What I really liked is that the drinks kept coming!We had a belly dancer join us for a bit and she was also lovely, she got the majority of my hens up and dancing which must have been quite difficult!I thought the food was excellent value, there was a great mix and it was beautifully presented. The staff allowed my bridesmaids in early to decorate.I enjoyed it so much I would do it all again!

We stumbled upon this place while walking thru Soho. The windows were all open creating a very welcoming atmosphere. We were pleased to be sat inside but next to an open window. The only downside to the seating was that there are tables set up outside - along the perimeter of the restaurant - for customers wishing to enjoy smoking (shish/hookah). Personally, I don't enjoy smelling smoke while I am eating. The service was excellent from the wait staff. The food was pretty good but seemed a little lacking on Moroccan spices. The baclava was fantastic.

Fun night out with friends at Maison Toureg. The highlight was the lamb with apricots and cous cous for 2. We shared for 3 and still was too much -although we did have starters, the chicken pastilla and the falafel were particularly delicious and the halloumi a disappointment as it was a tiny amount on pita breads. We also had some cocktails, they were ok but not spectacular. Our waiter was really attentive and nice. The belly dancer was great entertainment and do not worry she will not force you out to dance. We had mint tea as well to finish but no room for desserts after that amazing lamb. A lovely night at £40 per head including wine.

Atmosfera magrebina in questo locale a Soho, dove abbiamo assaggiato alcuni classici della cucina di quei luoghi: falafel, hummus, agnello con cous-cous, cipolle caramellate e frutta secca. Buon vino della valle della Beqaa ad accompagnare le abbondanti portate. Esperienza nel complesso positiva.