The food was delicious and the flavours authentic. We tried the Harira soup, hot mixed meze, lamb tagine and vegetarian tagine, baklava and mint tea. The vegan tagine contained beans, which is a plus to most of the tagines I had in Morocco, which were all lacking protein. The service was also great. It is a bit pricey but we think it was worth it.
We enjoyed a delicious dinner on Friday around 6pm. We did reserve, but probably could have just walked in. Sizeable and varied menu, all very good value. £30 per head will completely fill you up with excellent authentic Moroccan cuisine. My chicken and sausage starter was generous and tasty, as was my lamb tagine with couscous. £9 for a large 250ml glass of wine too. This was our third and final meal in Bath during a minibreak, fab way to finish it off. Highly recommended.
Interesting choices of authentic Moroccan food in comfortable surroundings with friendly service. I feel the 12.5 % service charge was too much.
A Taste of Morocco in the Heart of Bath – A Memorable Experience at Tagine Zhor If you’re looking for an authentic Moroccan dining experience, Tagine Zhor is a true gem nestled in the heart of Bath. From the moment you step inside, the warm, welcoming atmosphere and beautifully decorated interior transport you straight to Morocco. The attention to detail in both the décor and the service is exceptional. The service here is truly something special – attentive, friendly, and clearly passionate about sharing Moroccan culture and cuisine. Every dish is presented with care, and the staff are more than happy to offer recommendations or explain the menu. As for the food, it’s a celebration of rich, traditional Moroccan flavors. Every bite tastes home-cooked and full of soul – from the tender tagines to the perfectly spiced couscous. The Moroccan mint tea is especially worth mentioning – aromatic, beautifully poured, and the perfect end to the meal. Yes, it’s on the pricier side, but the quality of the food, the genuine hospitality, and the overall experience more than justify it. You’re not just paying for a meal – you’re paying for a little journey to Morocco without leaving Bath. Highly recommended for anyone wanting to enjoy a delicious, authentic, and unforgettable meal in a truly unique setting. Special thanks to Mohammed
We had dinner and snack there. It’s an amazing experience. The food is fantastic! Coffee is strong. Deserts are to die for. Definitely recommend to check it out. I recommend to order lamb and duck tangines with the couscous.
We were 3 people and we ordered 2 dishes to share. One of them is a chicken dish and the other one was beef. The taste of chicken was not good and it felt like it was boiled and then mixed into the gravy. The gravy had too much of lemon taste. The beef dish was okay but it also felt like the meat was cooked separately and then hastily mixed into the gravy. We ordered the sides of cush cush and rice. Both of them have okish taste. We ordered a starter which included olives, tahini sauce and humus. It was okish. Nothing complementary was served. Even with the dishes no small salad was served as customary in sharing dishes. We asked if they serve salad with the dishes and the lady was very rude about it. The drinks were nice. We ordered strawberry colada, hot chocolate, arabic tea and herbal tea. I didn’t liked much the taste of baklava because it was not as much sweet as it should be. The utensils in which the food was served had a good look. I also had to use the washroom for which I had to go downstairs through a very narrow way and it was very dark down there. The washrooms were also not neat, there was water on the floor but had all the toiletries. Overall I didn’t like the ambiance much and the taste of the food was also not very good. The cost of the food was too much. The cost would have been ok given the location if the food had good taste but it was tasteless. Our total bills was 75 pounds.
Great lunch! I don't typically have Moroccan food but this was delicious. There was plenty of food and it wasn't too heavy for a day of walking around.
Called in on a whim with no reservation, luckily got the last table in a very small, intimate restaurant. The staff were attentive and polite all throughout, atmosphere is excellent and ideal for a candlelit dinner. The food is on another level, everything we had was incredible, so much flavour packed into every dish. The duck and lamb tagine’s in particular were both delicious. Good value for what we had as well, will definitely come back next time we’re in Bath
Tagine Zhor is located at 1a N Parade, Bath BA1 1LF, UK
You can contact Tagine Zhor at +44 1225 466437
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