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Moroccan food is good. Who knew?

If you're looking for something a little different, and you're in the Fairfax district of LA, check out Chameau. It's this cute little moroccan restaurant. It's a little pricey and a little loud, but the food is good and the decor righteously hip. They're serving alcohol these days, contrary to outdated reports that they are BYOB.

Some friends took us there Friday night. The appetizers are to die for. The deep fried mussels with yogurt dressing are sublime.

Eat it, you'll like it.

Comments

Maia said…
Ah, the Middle East. Crazy politics, great food. Kind of like Alaska. But with great food.
11:34 AM
Zach Pennington said…
How can you say there's no great food in Alaska? Sure, whale blubber may seem blah to most, but have you tried it?
11:27 AM
Maia said…
I prefer to leave whale blubber to its own devices, with which freedom I assume it will choose to do what it naturally does best: keep whales warm.
9:44 AM
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