Little Marrakech

Food and service here is fantastic. I got the kefta tagine and it was cooked to perfection. Freshly squeezed apple juice and great service checking up regularly. Definitely go here, especially if you want to try something different in st albans!
The place is cozy too.

We had lunch here on a Saturday, we’d never been before or had been recommended this place but we decided to give it a go whilst passing as the menu outside featured some tasty sounding dishes and also because there were plenty of available tables despite the great location right next to the busy market.
The staff were friendly and welcoming, the restaurant was comfortable and the menu had a lot of choice; my wife opted for a salad while I had a sandwich. We were offered drinks, be careful here when we asked for a water we were asked small or large large ended up being a large bottle when just a smaller (and cheaper) glass would’ve been fine. The food was very nice; we paid £20 for a meal each and a drink each but could’ve reduced the costs if we hadn’t had an expensive bottle of water. We’ll eat here again if we’re in the mood for lunch next time we visit St Albans.

Use to be Thaiwtes café, the Little Marrakech has not really change much of the original décor, they just added curtains and cushions.
LM is a little piece of Morocco in the Roman town of St Albans, the service was slow but it was worth the wait. Really nice hummus plate and a fantastic veggie tangine. Together with some Moroccan beer it was a very good choice.
It really is an interesting little place its well worth the visit.
You can call ahead and book the private booth, but its pretty hot in there!

Poor quality food and rude service, at least when we went. The swordfish was hardly cooked while the lamb tagine was FULL of fat. Would not recommend to anyone, although the atmosphere is relatively nice.

This is a great little restaurant. They have a large variety of Morocdan dishes to choose from with a really good range of vegetarian food too. The food is served in traditional tagines and I really love the cous cous. For desert there is a range of Moroccan sweets which are really delicious, although filling and I really enjoyed them with the mint tea.
While the venue is small, it’s best to book, it has a great atmosphere, the wood panelled room is decorated with moroccan art and pottery and the music is relaxed and really helps to create an atmosphere
I really recommend the place, even if you do remember the bulding being used as a coffee shop in Grange Hill back in the 80s.