Alzohour Restaurant — Restaurant in Phoenix

A RIP OFF TRAP. First of all, be prepared to wait for a while until you are served. The server is the cook at the same time. Secondly the prices on the menu are adjusted with a pen and are not clearly visible. Thirdly, we ordered two meals (tagine and mandi), two teas and a coffee and the total price for all that was $97!!! If you calculate according to the menu posted that is exactly twice more! We went to the Montauk high end diner in Scottsdale for dinner, afterwards and it was only $76 for 3 meals and 3 alcohol drinks! The place is like one of those small restaurants in PA and NY where the owner is a chef and a waiter at the same time, where he/she has very limited menu, due to capabilities and they don't have many customers, so play around with prices, thus doing their best to...

We stopped in for a take out order last night. The food was so good! The hummus had texture like the homemade hummus I've far in the past - it's been a decade since I tasted something like that. The falafel was perfectly fried and seasoned. The bread was delicious and browned.

The chicken shawerma wrap someone else ordered was gone before I had a chance to try it. My gyro wrap was crispy inside and golden brown to keep the hot ingredients from melting the bread. The meat was so tender and we kept trying to steal the hummus and pickles from the other plates.

The lady who helped us last night was so friendly and the cost was extremely reasonable! We found rose Turkish delights too! Thank...

After traveling to Morocco, I was really wanting to have the delicious Moroccan food that I remembered. I was finally in the neighborhood where I was able feel like I was transferred back to my days in Morocco. While the tea wasn’t as minty and vibrant as I remember in Morocco, the chicken tangine I had was definitely representative of authentic Moroccan tangine. I do wish the vegetables were a bit more vibrant, but in good Moroccan fashion, the portion sizes were very big with a lot of bread (granted, it’s regular pita bread rather than true Moroccan bread). As others have said, there’s only one lady running the store, but she was very hospitable and relatively quick with my meal...