La Baraka - Saint-Fargeau-Ponthierry

A complete menu of La Baraka from Saint-Fargeau-Ponthierry covering all 7 menus and drinks can be found here on the menu. For changing offers, please get in touch via phone or use the contact details provided on the website.

What User likes about La Baraka:
If you love trains, you could get the RER D from Paris (direction Melun), get off at St Fargeau Ponthierry and walk 50 yards to the resaurant with a 'gold' plated camel in front. If you are touring by car, say visiting Fontainebleau, you could take a detour to this excellent Coucous and Tagine restaurant and take a walk afterwards along the banks of the Seine. George Simenon lived here a time. We have been coming her... read more.

The restaurant also offers the possibility to sit outside and be served in nice weather.

What User doesn't like about La Baraka:
23 euros le couscous royal?!!Sur Paris c'est 20 euros maximum.Allez on se dit que pour ce prix on va en avoir pour son argent! Et bien non! Les portions de viande sont minimales. La qualité et le goût sont corrects sans être exceptionnel.Si ça avait été un couscous royal à 18 euros, je n'aurai rien eu à dire. Mais le prix payé n'est pas en adéquation avec le plat servi.Dommage parce que le serveur était bien sympa. Le déco est correcte aussi.Résultat, à deux, sans entrée, sans dessert, on a dépassé les 50 euros... Je dis non. Pas de prochaine fois.

La Baraka from Saint-Fargeau-Ponthierry serves delectable, light Mediterranean cuisine with its typical courses, Furthermore, the sugar-sweet treats of this local sparkle not only on children's plates and in children's eyes. If you're still not sure, let the smell of freshly baked flatbread or the delicious, sticky temptation of fresh baklava convince you - the Middle East is quite certainly closer than you think, Also, the visitors of the restaurant love the comprehensive selection of differing coffee and tea specialities that the restaurant has to offer.