Morrocco Counter service?

[ScarlettO]

In November we saw this interesting venue and decided to try it our next trip. However I can't find a menu for it on Deb Willis's site? Anyone try it? Price range?

 

[Forever42]

Here's a link to the menu, it's called the Tangierine Cafe. The DBf and I really enjoyed it when we went around January. The portions are large and the prices are reasonable. The only thing I didn't like was the tzatziki sauce on the chicken platter. It seemed mayonnaise-y instead of yogurt based.

 

[kkmauch]

has anyone ever had the tangierine cous cous??? I am a huge fan of cous cous, but haven't ever had it here, anyone have a review, anything special about it?

 

[Forever42]

Here is my review of Restaurant Marrakesh. I'm assuming the couscous is going to be somewhat similar, but I haven't had the couscous at the Tangierine Cafe yet.

 

[steveanddonna]

we love Tangierine Cafe for a lighter, quicker meal that doesn't involve burgers, hot dogs or chicken fingers! The food is not particularly spicy or exotic, but tasty & a nice change from the usual park food. I don't remember them having couscous, but the couscous-based tabbouleh is pretty good. We've enjoyed the vegetarian plate with hummus, martinated olives , tabbouleh, & I think baba ghanouj - quite yummy. Both kinds of shawarma are good but can sometimes be lukewarm. The meatballs are similar to what you'd find in a Greek restaurant - tomato sauce with cinnamon & allspice. The little patisserie at the end of the building serves some of the best coffee on Disney property (no Nescafe here!) and has yummy bakery as well.

 

[Letsbgoofy]

The couscous was delicious. It had large raisins in it - strange but good. It is not the same as the couscous we had at Marrakesh.

 

[kkmauch]

Good to know, thanks for the info!