With a major immigration influx in the early 1960s of Moroccan expats into London, came a booming Moroccan restaurant scene in London that is still going strong today. In actuality, there has been a strong bond between Moroccan and London relations and immigration since the 1800s, with many relocating to areas around central London and setting up restaurants, shops and businesses. The largest community resides in North Kensington, where you find Golborne Road just off Portobello Road where you’ll find a plethora of Moroccan restaurant, where during the summer there’s nothing better than relaxing outside sipping a mint tea and indulging in a traditional Moroccan tagine in the market like atmosphere in this hub of Moroccan restaurants in London.