Couscous, Cherry Hill, NJ: A Restaurant Review

Couscous Moroccan, Cherry Hill
CousCous Moroccan Cuisine
130 Barclay Shopping Ctr
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
(856) 427-9994
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Restaurant Highlights

Fare:  Moroccan

Price:  Moderate - Expensive

Food Quality: 2/12 Stars

Service:  2/12 Stars

Decor:  2 Stars

Overall Rating:  2/12 Stars

Note: Four star Rating System from 1/2 star = poor to 4  stars = Best in Class

One of the top Moroccan restaurants in South Jersey

Noise Level:  Moderate

Dress:  Casual

Recommended For:  Diners who enjoy well prepared Moroccan and Vegan cuisine with an option to indulge in Shisa smoking.

Not Recommended For:  Diners who prefer a traditional American or international style menu.

Recommended dishes:  When available, Vegan Moroccan Tofu w/Shredded Tofu (Soy and Wheat) Sauteed With a Traditional Moroccan Gravy (Garlic, Cilantro, Paprika, Cumin, and Tomato), Served Over a Bed of Couscous and Seasonal Vegetables; The Vegan Couscous w/ Onions, Tomatoes, Black Pepper, Saffron & Olive Oil, And Seasonal Vegetables.

Liquor: BYOB



Restaurant Review

CousCous is popular with diners celebrating a special occasion.   You can experience dining in a relaxed setting with pillows while being entertained with belly dancing and Moroccan music.

This is a restaurant with a Hookah lounge that appeals some people as a chic way to socialize and embrace multi-cultural-ism.

While dining, you can get comfortable on pillows as you sit back an enjoy belly dancing to authentic Moroccan music.

Smokers can enjoy smoking shisha with a variety of flavors including Cherry, Grape, Mango, Apple and more. The lounge offers a lite menu to complement the experience.

The CousCous Lounge is well ventilated and non-smokers can feel comfortable in this environment.

The ambiance is Middle Eastern with in a cozy, dimly lit setting, although it tends to be dated and less than elegant.

The menu offers a wide selection of appetizers, entrees and course-sized meals. For the vegetarians, it has salad, hummus, falafel and tofu served with vegetable couscous.

They serve a light inexpensive "late night menu" after 9pm

CousCous is open seven days/week.

(updated: February, 2018)

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