L'Auberge d'Agadir

His elbow is excellent but a little expensive (15 to 20 € depending on the meats.

Not easy to find a good restaurant open on Sunday evening Easter in the industrial area of the small town of Voisins le Bretonneux. Fortunately, behind its blinking, crispy or even the limiting kitch, the Agadir hostel observes the grain (smoul) and ensures the permanence of the excentrated travellers (and accustomed premises). Once the door is crossed, it is a purely oriental frame that offers you, certainly loaded with mural cracks, paintings and friezes, but delicious and pleasantly tamed by polychrome LED lights. The reception is very polite and the card includes a wide choice of couscous and tajines with a range of prices ranging from 11 (the vegetable couscous) to 21 euros (the special house and its 5 meats). We were tempted by the latter, as rich as delicious, the main gageure being to finish our plates... that we naturally did not succeed in doing. To believe the chef, who came at the end of the meal, to know if everything was okay, it's an usual thing and some customers capitulate well before us. We have just left a small greedy place for a sweet note to be shared at the end of the meal: two delicious Moroccan pastries at least 1000 calories per gram, much enough to get out repelled and satisfied with this friendly restaurant with a very good value: 67 euros for two, also a bottle of rosé and two cafés.

Respect the rules to receive and recover its order after the return of our dishes. Bravo. And the couscous is always as good. Good value for money.

I didn't have the opportunity to eat there, but they had the kindness of repaying me a big order following an error on my part with a homonymous restaurant. Thanks to them!

Excellent, beautiful oriental setting, couscous and delicious tajines and very nice and helpful staff ... If you want to eat oriental, I recommend this address. Denis Tally