Aicha Moroccan Cuisine
$$ • Halal, Middle EasternAbout Aicha Moroccan Cuisine
Customers' Favorites
Lamb Tagine with Prunes & Almonds
Lamb Tagine with Prunes and Almonds
Lamb Tagine with Prunes & Almonds
Beef Sirloin Kebab Maghdour
Lamb Tagine with Green Peas
Carrots a La Charmoula
Moroccan Mint Tea Pot
Lamb Kebab Maghdour
Moroccan Tagine Pot
Eggplant Appetizer
Aicha Moroccan Cuisine Reviews
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We never come to The City without a trip to Aicha. Wonderful little spot with fabulous service & delicious food. Highly recommend.
Super personalized service, incredible food. We enjoyed the lamb prune tagine and the chicken lemon tagine. Chicken lemon was most unique. Mint tea was made perfectly.
We don't get much Moroccan food where I live so happy to see this small place on Polk. First night we tried to get in the place was packed and too close to closing time. We came back and it was well worth it. Chicken Couscous and Kefta Tagine was flavorful and filling. Price was also not bad and so it was nice to have a good unique dinner and not break the bank.
Hours
| Monday | 4 - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 12 - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 12 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 9PM |
| Friday | 3 - 9PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 9PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 8:30PM |
Aicha Moroccan Cuisine offers an authentic and immersive Moroccan dining experience. The aroma of spices like cumin, coriander, and saffron fills the air, transporting guests to a bustling Marrakesh market. The tagines are tender and full of flavor, while the couscous is delightfully light and fluffy. The vibrant decor, reminiscent of Moroccan culture, sets the stage for a sensory adventure. The restaurant is a small gem nestled in San Francisco off Bush & Post street, known for its tasty food and reasonable prices. Despite being a little outdated and not fancy, its charm lies in its cozy atmosphere. The food is freshly made, with favorites like chicken and lamb takin, lamb kabobs with rice and salad, and their freshly baked Moroccan bread. The service is exceptional, and dishes like chicken bastilla impress with their sweet and savory flavor combinations, including raisins. The owner, known for their sweet demeanor, happily engages with customers, especially those who speak Darija. As a truly authentic Moroccan establishment, Aicha Moroccan Cuisine is a must-visit for both the adventurous and those seeking a taste of home. This restaurant is wheelchair accessible.