Menu from Kazbar
Menu highlights
Specials
Calabaza
Warm butternut squash and chestnut salad, served with spinach and balsamic dressing
Mejillones
Mussels in a coconut and chermonia sauce
Prawn & Chorizo
Cooked in smoked paprika and tomato sauce
Aibondigas de Pavo
Turkey and herb meatballs, served with cranberry sauce
More about the restaurant: Kazbar
This little souk inspired cavern is justifiably popular. The Spanish/Moroccan style tapas are delicious, authentic and washed down with great wines. Sensuous waxed walls and lanterns give a snugly, romantic vibe, while the staff are efficient and very friendly. You may be drinking in a modern building with a conservatory, but inside you could be deep in the heart of a Moroccan city.
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This little souk inspired cavern is justifiably popular. The Spanish/Moroccan style tapas are delicious, authentic and washed down with great wines. Sensuous waxed walls and lanterns give a snugly, romantic vibe, while the staff are efficient and very friendly. You may be drinking in a modern building with a conservatory, but inside you could be deep in the heart of a Moroccan city.
Kazbar is an all-around great place. The food is great, but the real star is the atmospheric ambiance. This is an example of a place where the draw is - in part - being different to the other surrounding options. It’s something highly unique and quirky in a quirky town. That’s saying a lot. Please do yourself a favour and check it out for yourself.