Sultan Cafe - Astoria

I ordered the shakshuka with mini meatballs for $15 (with a $4 upcharge) at this restaurant. The tomato sauce was very flavorful and the dish came with delicious buttery flatbread that we used to dip in the sauce. My only issue was that the meatballs were overcooked and dry. Despite this, I would still consider going back to try other dishes on the menu.

Today, I ordered a Tangier omelette and lentil soup from a restaurant through GrubHub. I can't provide feedback on the soup as I will be having it for dinner later, but I was disappointed with the omelette. The seasoning in the eggs and potatoes was good, but the avocado was overripe and very brown. It seemed like someone had intentionally chosen a bad avocado for this paid service. Despite the restaurant's great reviews, I feel like I received a subpar order, so I don't think I will be ordering from here again.

Very good Moroccan style food. Super nice and staff members and owner.(Halal)

Peep the steam, served hot off the stove, excellent solo lunch vibes, eggs were perfectly poached and protein packed, came w three warm pitas, would come back to try their other stuff

Merzouka is a local café that offers Moroccan cuisine in a relaxed, traditional setting. Their breakfast menu features dishes like Shakshuka, a tomato stew with chili peppers, onions, and three poached eggs, served with grilled pita bread. The Moroccan Meatball Platter includes four grilled kefta patties, pita, and three salads: beets, cucumber/tomato, and carrots. While the meatballs were a bit greasy, the salads were tasty and refreshing. Overall, the food was decent but nothing exceptional.