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How we read reviews →Myrtleford's Moroccan cafe pairing standout shawarma and Lebanese feasts with an antique shop.
A Moroccan-boho cafe with lanterns, colourful textiles and cooling mist sprays, connected directly to the Red Ramia Trading antique and homewares shop for a browse-and-eat combo.
The attached Red Ramia Trading antiques and homewares shop, Moroccan mint tea and Turkish coffee with Turkish delight, mist-spray cooling, and a kitchen run by a Nepalese family.
Reviewers note the cafe is run by a Nepalese family who layer the Moroccan and Middle Eastern menu with the occasional Nepali curry. an unusual, well-received cross-cultural mix for a regional town.
Mostly called reasonably priced for the portion and quality (mains roughly $10-30), though two reviewers flag coffee pricing as steep for the serve size.
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