Le 404

What an experience ! The decor is amazing, you feel transported to Morocco while in the middle of Paris. The service was fast and very friendly. The food was very good, our highlights where the Pigeon Pastilla and the Mechoui. We shared dishes family style. I just wish they could have brought dishes one after the other rather than all at as some got a bit cold by the time we got to them. Looking forward to coming back.

Paris is a great place to eat North African food, and this restaurant serves excellent Moroccan food in a cosy and comfortable setting. They serve the tagine in an authentic clay bowl, and that was my favourite dish of the meal. The grilled meat was delicious too!

Every time our feet touch down in Paris, they take us right to Le 404. The food is the star, but the ambiance and service take us right into a Moroccan fantasy! Get the mint tea to start and finish, the 7 vegetable couscous is my fav, my kids and hubby gobble up the Moroccan meatballs and we always, ALWAYS, end with the oranges for dessert. Trust me it is not as simple as it sounds. We have been going for years and it just never disappoints.

This restaurant features an enchanting ambience, welcoming staff, and exquisite homemade Moroccan food that is out of this world! It was so nice to see chef make the rounds of the tables to meet clients and to make sure that they were satisfied. It was the best dining experience we had during our month-long trip in France. Merci !

Authentic Moroccan food, everything we ordered is delicious. Very friendly staff and very nice restaurant Highly recommended

Wonderful ambience and enjoyed the lunch too. The presentation was wonderful. Felt like home cooked meal with attention to details. Very kind service The tea was amazing... Reminded me of my Moroccan friend preparing at home.

The food is great and the vibe is cool. But they make each person at the table order a full entree which is stupid. My friends and I wanted to share an appetizer and a plate. The place is also SO SMALL so we were stepping over people and pushing their chairs out of the way to get into our table and to the bathroom.

We started the evening by waiting outside of the restaurant with about 10 other people. When we were brought inside we were shown to a cramp corner right next to another table, never have I been so close to other people in a restaurant. The restaurant was only one floor and all of the tables we very close and rammed in together. Before eating I went to the restroom and was greeted by a low ceiling and very dark lighting. Not to mention I had to ask two people to stand up just to get there. We got our menus and I was very excited as I thought that the food looked good. I had picked something out after five minutes and I was feeling like the evening was going to change for the better. Little did I know that it would take a full 30 MINUTES to even order my food. I was only able to get my starter after a full hour of waiting. I was very disappointed. When my full meal arrived I was taken aback by how large it was. Even to an American I saw it as massive. I had ordered the lamb shoulder and I was exited to eat it until I saw it. Half of my plate was vegetables and the whole lamb shoulder was 90 percent fat or bone. I am still processing this full experience so for anyone who has read the full review I advise you DO NOT eat here.