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  • If there's one thing people should know about Cleveland, it's that we do have establishments that are culturally enriching. MoMo's is a perfect example of that cultural diversity - a small, cozy restaurant owned by a Moroccan that has distinctive decor and serenades you with Moroccan music. It's the closest you could get to Morocco without a passport and plane ticket! The interior was clean, with bright colors and painting on the wall that provided a warm, exciting atmosphere. There were small tables and chairs available, as well as two bigger wooden tables that sat lower to the ground and used a comfy looking sofa and squishy chairs as seating. The food was amazing! My wife got the grilled beef kebab plate and I went with the lamb kebab plate. They both came with veggies, basmati rice, a side of hot sauce that's made in house, and a Mediterranean salad (which I substituted for a soup that mostly constituted of lentils and chickpeas); we also received a small basket of Moroccan bread. It's well documented that we Americans treat eating as a chore but to other cultures it's a social event in and of itself - the food at MoMo's brought a whole new attitude to eating for us. The food was good, but not overly rich - we found ourselves taking smaller bites, talking more throughout our meal, and focusing on how good the food made us feel. It was an amazing change from the way we normally eat, and was only made possible by the combination of atmosphere and food at MoMo's. The tea was amazing as well - I'm normally not a fan of mint or green tea, but the way the mint green tea here is prepared makes me a fan! The tea is sweetened and the best way I can describe it is a slightly sweeter taste than spearmint gum. The way it's served is an experience as well. The staff was great too - the host/server was nice and open to questions about everything. The chef was incredibly kind and enjoyable to talk too - and also wanted to make sure your questions were answered (ask how the tea is made - it's a process that will make it even more incredible to you). One thing that struck me was that the chef carries your plates out to you and serves them you,so everyone gets to meet who cooked the meal. This place exceeded all of our expectations and I highly recommend it to everyone!
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