Tagine Zhor - Carta

A very warm and welcoming waiter saw us to our table. There was a good choice of food which was delicious. Good cocktails and desserts. Would definitely go again

The atmosphere? Genuinely Moroccan, I felt transported back to some mid-high end restaurant in Marrakech. Food was good. The harira was delicious and slurp worthy especially on a cold rainy day in Bath. Mzyan!! Choukran bzzaf!

I was in Morokko. the food served here with the best in Morokko itself. it was quite full and we should have booked in advance. the suppe is w w w w w good as the olives. we tried the tangin in bark and a mixed grill. everything was perfect. highly recommended. Ver carta

We had the vegetarian Mezze Plata. It was good! Great variety of flavours and textures, plus plenty of food for someone who doesn't like meagre portions. Desert was fab too. We both went for mint and traditional baklava . Well worth it. Flavours.so good. I want to come again

We had a wonderful dinner at Tagine Zhor. We have not had a lot of experience with Moroccan found and decided to try it based on other people's reviews. We were glad we did. All of our dishes were delicious served in tagine pots. We especially loved the Kafta Tagine and lemon chicken.

Amazing ambiance and food , we have ordered meaty platter and lamb couscous which is the best I had so far , the chickpeas are cooked to the perfection and the lamb is tender just how I like it , I have seen few visitors review and worried a bit but non of those matter after you experience this place, a golden gem in bath . I recommend it 100 percent . Ver carta

on a laune without reservation, fortunately got the last table in a very small, intimate restaurant. the personal was attentive and courteous everywhere, atmosphere is excellent and ideal for a candlelight dinner. eating is on another level, all we had was incredible, so much taste packed in every dish. the duck and lamb marks were mostly delicious. good value for what we also had will definitely come back when we are in bath

Having had two holidays in Morocco and having fond memories of the cuisine we enjoyed on its major centres, I was delighted to discover a Moroccan restaurant in Bath. However, it wasn’t quite the culinary experience I’d hoped for because the food was overcooked and rather dry as a result. The portions are massive, far too large, and as result the quality suffers. In the past, the attention to decor and ambiance must have been immense, but the interior now looks rather tired and a little grubby. It’s b shame, because this could be a breath of fresh air amongst all the chain restaurants in town.

We ordered the vegan tagines. The quality was not consistent. My husbands dish was different from mine. His had chick peas, mine did not. I mentioned to the waiter, who was very pleasant and he brought me some chick peas, unfortunately they were hard and I couldn’t eat them. I mentioned to the manager, who said the chef must have forgotten. Menu said 7 original vegetables, i had half a small potato, a slice of aubergine and a couple of chunks of squash, a thin slice of cabbage and not much else in vegetables.The sauce was tasty but not adequate. A large bottle of still water total for this alone was £40.65 I complained that I was not happy and he said next time he would ensure I had chick pe... Ver carta