White House Tajine

This was by far the best Moroccan I've had! The Moroccan Mezza was enough to fill us up, but then our meals were magnificent! Goat Tajine, Goat Couscous and Lamb Tajine. Service was excellent, friendly and fun atmosphere. Highly recommend

Food is really great, but the service has to be one of the worst I ever received.First, there is no AC inside, and my friends and I had to squeeze in the corner seat with the decoration constantly hitting my head. The main server kept forgetting what our table number was and was asking US what it was, showing us the iPad and putting it down on the table and going through the tables one by one, seeing which one was ours.. We ordered the Medium Moroccan Mezze, Falafel Platter, Mediterranean salad, and the Chicken Dinner Kabob Platter, and Moroccan Coffee. It took about 45 minutes since we got seated for the mezze, falafel platter, and salad to come out. Not gonna lie, we were impressed by the food and it was so good! I wanted to save some of the hummus and dips for the chicken kabob, so I was taking my time eating them until we realized we had finished everything and had to ask for more pita. We did get more pita pretty soon after, and this time it was warmed up and we were like wow! yes! Even yummier! And then the server asked if we were done and so we asked when the rest of our orders was coming out. He looked confused.Once again, he asked what our table number was and went through the iPad together to find that we indeed placed more orders.. At this time it had been about 1.5hours since we had sat down. It was also getting hotter because there is no AC here and the fan was not blowing in our direction... He tells the kitchen staff to get us our chicken kabob and the coffee. Only about 10 minutes later they come out, and so we think they had originally forgotten it..At this rate we were full and a lot of dessert places seem to be closing soon so we decide to finish our food fast and ask for the check. The main server was constantly outside so we ask a different, younger guy for the bill. He says okay. But he continues to just run around and serve other tables, which we were confused about and were getting impatient with, since we already had to wait so long for our food and now we had to wait more to even leave the restaurant..Once again, we ask for the bill to the same guy, and the main server runs in saying HE is the check man and that we should not be asking anybody else. Other customers look at us and laugh. We try to pay and for the third time, he forgets our table number. Good thing we memorized ours and helped him out right away. We got the bill, and the plastic bottled water that we received were charged in the bill which I thought was ridiculous.. They were not serving tap water and this was the only water that they were giving. So why then was it charged on the bill..?Anyways, the food was great so it is such a shame that the service is pretty bad that I would not come back unless I had all the time in the world to spare..

This restaurant is, quite frankly, the epitome of charming. The decor is clearly done by hand, the painted stenciling slightly askew, the front window a darling mishmash of brocade and little sparkling candle-lamps and the odd hookah. A large mirror on the far wall stands like some magic portal in the back of a slightly chintzy bazaar, lending an airiness to the room along with the natural light from the wide front window.We were greeted by the proprietor, who learned all of his cooking from his mother and now shares the kitchen with his wife. Determined to ensure every visitor is treated to a flawless experience, he brought bottles of water and then proceeded to tour us through the menu, giving sound advice indeed on where to begin (and to end) the meal. Chatty and teasing, he is wonderful to talk to, but also knows when to vanish again and let you enjoy your food.And you Will.Sweet heaven.The caliber of the food brought to our table is far higher than a glance at the tables on the patio or the slightly drippy geometric patterns on the wall prepares you for. The plating was frankly lovely, and the flavours were absolutely to die for, from the lemony, garlicky eggplant to the sizzling, olive-studded chicken tagine. I came looking specifically for the pastilla, and the cinnamon-and-sugar-dusted, chicken and almond-stuffed pastry did not disappoint. Ultimately, the three of us could not finish everything, so a few scraps of leftovers, and a significant amount of baklava got packaged to go home. I recommend it, honestly, let the experience last as long as you can.So- We live hours south of this precious little place with its long couches and little round bolster pillows, but we Will be back. I'm sure I can find some sort of excuse in the area to make my way back up again, and bring friends. A significant portion of the menu is vegetarian, even, including nearly all of the appetizers (just get the mezze platter), and several other options including a tagine and a falafel gyro. There are also fish options for those who are pescatarian. And for full inclusiveness, it's wheelchair accessible as well.

We had a very delightful time at White House Tajine, the host was very polite and made the occasion special for my wife's birthday celebration, they didn't have some items on the menu but everything else was great.

Just wow!! The restaurant has a small main dining space adorned with beautiful Moroccan decor and pillows. The also have an upstairs which is outside and around the corner from the main door. We came here on a busy Saturday night (highly recommend reservations). Service was slow but that was expected on a busy night. We got to admire the belly dancer for about 5 mins before she left. Was bummed about that but we'll make sure we come earlier next time :)We started our evening with the Spanakopita and Mezze (medium size for 2 of us) which was presented on numerous dishes on a lazy susan topped with a tomato cut like a rose. It was OUTSTANDING!! You could taste the freshness in each and every item we ate from the Tabbouleh, hummus, beets, pita to the Zaalouk. The spinach pie was also amazing and I knew right off the bat that the crust was made fresh. Sooo delish!Just when we thought the appetizer platter couldn't of been topped - out came our main dish which was the grilled chicken and shrimp kabob platter. The kabobs were placed on top of a wood planked covered in chopped veggies that were crispy and fresh, a side of tzatziki, grilled carrots and zucchini and rice. Another WOW from us.. Soo good and HEALTHY!Of course we couldn't leave without a small pot of the mint tea and their famous Baklava. Throughout our evening the owner was so personable visiting us and telling us stories about the restaurant. He was such a pleasure! I can't wait to come back here again!!

Really cute little spot with great food! I highly recommend getting the Moroccan mezze. The baba ganoush was probably my favorite, but all of it was delicious. I do wish there was a little more of each - the dishes are more shallow than they appear. The chicken kebab platter was also really good and the grilled veggies that come with it are excellent. The Moroccan Mint tea is also an absolute must!

Nice ambiance. Great fresh Moroccan Food. Love the kebabs, roasted veggies, hummus, salads, baklava and many other items. We went for Father's Day with a large group. Great service too.

Everything about our experience at White House Tajine was suprelative. We went for dinner on a Saturday night for my daughter's birthday. The owner and his staff made us feel like family. The food was extraordinary, and beautifully presented. The chicken appetizer in pastry with cinnamon was like nothing I've ever had before or will again. We had both the goat and lamb tajines, lamb shank with couscous, and the filet mignon. We also got the appetizer with assorted dips and pita bread. They surprised us with a very festive rendition of happy with flashing lights and a wonderful dessert with candles. this restaurant is a must try, and truly an experience, not just a meal.

Came here for my father's birthday. He goes up and showed the man that he had a 9:30pm reservation. For some reason, the guy that was suppose to seat us was absolutely angry. My father showed him on his phone that he had the reservation so many times, but he kept going back and forth with him. Don't come here.

The customer service from the staff was unbelievable, they completely disregarded my father's reservation on his BIRTHDAY as well as kicking him out after showing the reservation that he had booked. It was specifically the owners son who yelled at my father and was most likely mad because he couldn't handle it... embarrassing.