Le Riad Restaurant - Adelaide

Booked on an app with discount code. the day in was delicious, came with rice and broth. we were surprised how small the broth was, it was just a small piece, so we asked to swallow it to rice. we can give them more and more brot somehow I missed the surcharge. So we've ordered ourselves like a brot! we were not even so full after we were happy to pay for what we ordered, but said would have been nice if he made the appeal clearer. he is as if there are no restaurants that gives free bread (yes, they do) and said they have already discounted from a meal. then talked about how another Moroccan restaurant is much more expensive and they have to pay...read more

If they want to be transported to Morokko, they no longer look. eating is incredible, decor extravaged and service is impeccable. I wish I could give stars.

Le riad has a great atmosphere, friendly staff and great eating, but they need more people on the floor! although it seemed to be a person in the kitchen, we did not wait for meals (and we were a big group). the dives were generous and tasty, but we have come through them for so long because we always had to find someone to order extra bread. the tajinen were all tasty and well cooked, the byhalates were really delicious and the vegetables couscous that we ordered as a side was also great. on Saturday night there was a shiny, good entertainment. if we had not had to work so hard to get attention to drink floor staff, this would definitely be...read more

I really enjoyed my meal here. we had the sweet lamb tagine and a rustic mixed grill, both great were not of any measure, but definitiv delicious. the restaurant is somewhat dark, but has an unpretentious and eclectic style that gives them much to see. just like eating can take a little while to get out. bringing them good talks and being patient, it is worth waiting.

Took away something for a quick dinner the other night. I went with the falafels with hummus and a special Moroccan salad. The salad was doused in an oily dressing, which was a bit annoying, but it was well spiced and had a lovely flavour to it. I just wish they served it with the dressing on the side so I could control how much I put in. The falafels were heavily deep fried, so they had a thick, very crunchy exterior which I wasn't used to. Nonetheless, they still tasted great, especially eaten with the hummus.