Out Of The Ordinary Eating Places In Atlanta

Atlanta is one of the most populated cities of the Georgia state in the USA. It is a busy city and is also one of the leading tourist destinations of the country. As a result, it is a city well-known for its tourist spots, hotels and shopping places and of course, the restaurants of Atlanta. The top restaurants of Atlanta are common and known by most people, tourists as well as the people living in the city. However, there are a few other unique places to dine other than the regular places that most people know and these are as good as the other Atlanta restaurants.

"Two Urban Licks" located in the Virginia highlands have a spectacular view. One gets to hear live Blues music while dining out there. Lamb lollipops with goat cheese and chili jam, seafood gumbo, smoked salmon, chipotle cream cheese and many such small plate items comprise the menu of this eating place.

"Café Intermezzo" at the perimeter mall area situated in Buckhead is a coffee house in the true classy European sense. The menu is not restricted to a wide range of beverages like tea, beer, liquors, wines and also dessert. The menu is light fare and tempting. Its specialties include the chicken mango and avocado wrap. It is located in two places, each with its own unique ambience, well suited for small gatherings or even a romantic outing.

"Ten Degrees South" offers South African cuisine. The ambience is cozy and perfectly romantic with a live music bar at the back of the restaurant. Menu items include steak, lamb, beef curry, and the common ones but specialties like sosaties, ostrich, peri peri chicken etc. can also be tried out.

If you are fond of the Moroccan cuisine or want to try out something new, the "Imperial Fez" would be one of the best suited Atlanta restaurants for it. The restaurant offers a five course dinner. The main dish includes lamb, beef, Cornish hen or fish and Harrira soup which is served with the Moroccan Bread. A variety of Moroccan salads and appetizers of Cornish game hen, roasted almonds, spicy eggs and cinnamon are offered and the dessert ends with pastry, fresh fruit cocktail and Moroccan Hot Mint Tea. The restaurant represents the finest Moroccan culture not only through its cuisine but other traditional events like the night of fire, cooking with chef Rafih, belly dancing classes etc. In all, it's a fun and unforgettable experience to be there.

"Tierra" is another unique restaurant located at Buckhead, which is an authentic Caribbean, Latin American bistro. The restaurant is owned by a husband and wife and was opened in the year 1999. The Caribbean flavored menu includes dishes like fish, beef, pork, shrimp, chicken and vegetarian dishes too. Its specialty is the dessert item Tierra dulce de leche ice cream, also known as cajeta crepes.

These few uncommon Atlanta restaurants comprise the out-of-the-ordinary eating places and visiting these places is as much fun as the other top restaurants of Atlanta.

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Eating Out in Casablanca, Morocco

When eating out in Casablanca, do take note that most of their restaurants only open after 7. With that said, Moroccan cuisine is both exotic and delicious, whether you're waiting for a restaurant that you've heard raves about or just heading to the nearby pub or street stall, food would not disappoint you.

Located on Brahim Roudani Blvd, Le Cigale would be the best place to head to when you're on a budget but still want to have a good meal in a restaurant. This place doubles up as a bar as well and can get crowded and noisy on most nights. Another place with great food at a really affordable rate, Café Maure, Located on Almohades Blvd is a refreshing break from the hustle and bustle of the city. Lovely gardens surround this quaint restaurant with seafood and a variety of salads and juices on the menu for your choosing.

For those who love their breakfast, Patisserie de l'Opera is the place for you to drop in. On 50 blvd du 11 Janvier, this little bakery/café provides a good breakfast with a choice of freshly made cakes on the sidelines to tempt you as well. Similar to Patisserie de l'Opera, would be Patisserie Bennis Habous. Located in Quartier Habous on 2 Rue Fkih El Grabbas, this place whips up some of the most delectable Moroccan treats available out there.

If you fancy Moroccan food with a twist try La Fibule, located on Blvd de la Comiche. This restaurant overlooks the ocean and its menu's consist of Moroccan and Lebanese dishes that taste as good as they sound on the menu. A real warm atmosphere, La Fibule is popular with the locals as well and though it may be a little pricey for them, it's more than reasonable for tourists like us. On the topic of fusion food, don't forget to try Mystic garden, located on 33 Blvd de la Corniche; which serves up a mixture of Asian and French fusion. Food is tasteful and the ambiance is modern and sleek, something different from the traditional restaurants out there.

Another famous cuisine in Casablanca would be the French Cuisine and where better to savor the best of this than Brasserie La Bavaroise. Located on 129 Rue Allah ben Abdellah, this place is one of the more high end restaurants where you'll see the locals hang out in style. Foods such as veal and fish are cooked in classic French recipes which are done to perfection to make your dining experience worth the buck.

Orson Johnson writes for Holiday Velvet, a website providing Morocco accommodation and World vacation Rentals.

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