Amanouz Cafe

Amanouz has a very broad selection of Moroccan food, as well as a few more common Middle Eastern items (like gyros). Items include many vegetarian options. I lived in Morocco for 3 years and can say confidently that this is authentic Moroccan food. Amanouz also makes a great breakfast (lots of omelettes) but I’d be a little reluctant to say it’s typical of Morocco, where breakfast is often dry-cured Moroccan olives, french bread with butter or jam, or eggs cooked with “khlia” (a kind of seasoned dried beef). All in all, definitely worth visiting.

When i lived in town, i went every weekend, every time i had a guest. French speaking clubs would meet there and chat. There are international newspapers. In a tiny city like Northampton, you have to take your international eclecticism where you can find it.

So much of the food is good, but since i get there once a year or less now, i stick with the herbed eggs.