Dar Al Assil — Restaurant in Birmingham

Very rude staff, I came with my family 6 people, I ordered hot milk, they told me, with the insolent word "we don't have hot milk, we can't serve it to you" , imagine a restaurant where they can't make hot milk at breakfast, plus in the toilets, they don't even have something to dry our hands when I asked, they said: we don't we don't have. They have no experience with customer contact You can see how they responded to my review without apologizing for hearing this…. I told you ruuuude is ruuude The Moroccan people are hospitable, especially during Ramadan. If you feed breakfast to a fasting person, you will receive Ajr from allah .... This restaurant doesn't represent Moroccans unfortunately I don't recommend going to this restaurant...

Had iftaar during Ramadan and was impressed with everything. The interior takes you to an authentic Moroccan restaurant with a homely vibe to it. The food should be ordered in advance as some of the dishes on their menu take a long time to prepare and you'll want to try all their dishes. The taste of the food is amazing, you can taste it's authenticity and home-cooked flavour at the same time. The service is great, especially for a family run restaurant and they were working while they should have been breaking their fast 💜 10/10 would recommend for anyone who wants a taste of Morocco at...

Decided to check this place out as I was passing by for some orange juice, the menu billboard stated it big letters £3 the menu also had the same price, I placed my order and waited for my drink, when it came to paying I was told it was £4 and that the prices have now changed, I was made to pay the £4. I think it’s very dishonest and shameful to call your selves muslims and if that’s the case you tell people before they order or you update your board simple as, I took pictures of the menu to be a returning customer however after that I won’t be...