Momo Restaurant
About Momo Restaurant
Enter a Moroccan souk of a restaurant with terrific North African cooking and interior with lots of exotic furnishings - coloured glass and gilt lanterns and lots of cushions and original furnishings. Terrific lunchtime atmosphere but romantic in the evening. Prior to your meal visit the sumptuous bar area and dream of recreating the look at home. This is perfectly possible since only next door is the Tea Room where you can buy everything from babouches and kaftans to original North African antiques. What's cooking? Mezze - a mix of two vegetarian dishes, sliced lamb with figs, almonds, shrimps and vermicelli, tagines and couscous as well as a selection of authentic Moroccan pastries.
Momo Restaurant Address
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25 Heddon Street
London W1B 4BH
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Location Information for Momo Restaurant
| Address: |
25 Heddon Street
London W1B 4BH
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| Public transport: | Piccadilly Circus, Underground |
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Latest 5 reviews of Momo Restaurant
8 out of 10 based on 1246 reviews
Excellent food at Momo in London. The Lamb was wonderful and the atmosphere excellent.
Great food and atmosphere but they are always difficult giving you a table even when you reserve. At first they denied we had a reservation, then they said it was for 2 rather than 4 people and then they said we had not confirmed! Being sensible I took a copy of our toptable reservation printed out reluctantly they gave us our table and we went on to have a great evening.
food and vibe great, service good too. Greeting unnecessarily brusque with the "2 hour rule" emphasized before "hello." WE KNOW! The restaurant clearly knows it is "hot" which comes across as obnoxious in the arrival process. That said, Momo delivers an excellent experience and the door guys were the opposite, gracious, on the way out.
Momo in London was a slight disappointement. At first impressions, i was impressed with the decor, mirroring the Moroccan theme but not looking tacky. The stairs going down to the toilet felt like walking into a cave, adding to the feel of the night. Unfortunately the staff we less than accommodating. They were patronising and not at all friendly. The food was mediocre. Pleasant but not worth the price. The food could have done with more spice and seasoning.
All very polite and pleasant, service and food , food was a little disappointing lacking the strong flavours I expected
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