
Traditional Moroccan food is served in an intimate, colorful room with nightly live entertainment.
Hours
| Saturday | 9 AM–2 PM, 5:30–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–2 PM, 5:30–10:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5:30–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5:30–10 PM |
| Friday | 5:30–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2203 Morello Ave, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
Phone: (925) 349-9313
Website: http://www.elmoroccorestaurant.com/
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Reviews
The food was way overpriced and bland. They offered an extra mint tea, but both were cold and flavorless. While the staff was polite, gratuity was added to the bill without our consent or any disclosure. The least they could have done was inform us, especially since we were there specifically for the belly dance and ordered dinner to support the business. Overall, the experience felt unethical and disappointing.
PS. I did confirm before going into the restaurant about the show. It should have been informed to us while we sat down and before we ordered food
I’m notoriously picky, especially with egg dishes, but every bite was bursting with flavor and flawlessly prepared. They excel in everything from sweet to savory, with a menu so thoughtfully crafted it’s a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. I tried both their coffees, which were rich, aromatic, and perfectly brewed, and they were absolutely fantastic.
The place itself is gorgeous. It is beautifully decorated with stunning Middle Eastern carpets, lanterns, and cozy seating, making it a very charming and comfortable setting to sit and enjoy a meal. On top of the amazing brunch, they also serve traditional Middle Eastern dishes and offer a wonderful dinner menu every day, which I can’t wait to explore further.
If you are not into belly dancers, no worries. They do not have them every night, so you can call ahead when making a reservation to confirm.
After this visit, I am already planning to become a regular at El Morocco. It is an unforgettable dining experience that I highly recommend to anyone!
It was morrocon vibe in bay area minus the hookah. Food tasted excellent. Great tea. I went on a Saturday and there was a belly dance show. We absolutely enjoyed our time. It was a wholesome experience. The service was slow- but it was acceptable. As a vegetarian, I had decent options. Would definitely visit again!
Their coffee was very delicious and made to order. It didn’t need much milk or sugar and was not too bitter which was nice. Moroccans really make good coffee. We ordered a crepe with berries and whipped cream. The crepe was well cooked and the berries and whipped cream paired nicely together. The Bastilla was a phyllo dough stuffed with ground chicken, scrambled eggs, almonds and then topped with powdered sugar. It was crispy and a different texture all together. If I were to order again I would get without the powdered sugar. The Shakshuka was the best. I could’ve ordered a few orders of that. They serve it with some flat bread you use to pick it up and with the egg on top it made it extra delicious. It was a good mix of vegetables and tomatoes and spices and it just all melded well together.
Glad we found this place and hope to stop by for dinner and to watch the belly dancer next time we are in town.