Celebrate New Year’s Eve Moroccan Style at Figuig Restaurant

If you’re a Moroccan in Paris, don’t miss this restaurant on New Year’s Eve – it’s the perfect spot to celebrate with a taste of home and a festive twist.

Marrakech – If you’re looking for an exotic, festive way to ring in the New Year in Paris, let me tell you, Figuig restaurant is the place to be.

Just a stone’s throw from the Arc de Triomphe, this Moroccan gem offers more than just a meal – it’s an experience.

Imagine having a gourmet Moroccan menu, live music, belly dancing, and an ambiance that feels like a little piece of Morocco in the heart of Paris.

The city is always buzzing with energy, but when the calendar flips to December 31, the entire city steps up its game.

But for those looking for something a bit more exotic, Figuig is where you want to be.

Tucked away on Rue de Brey, this restaurant brings the flavors and festivities of Morocco straight to Paris, making it the perfect spot for a New Year’s celebration.

At Figuig, you’re not just getting dinner – you’re getting a taste of Morocco’s famous hospitality. The atmosphere here is warm, welcoming, and wonderfully festive.

Whether you’re sipping on a cocktail or enjoying the live entertainment, Figuig will make you feel like you’ve been transported to another world.

And when it comes to food, Figuig doesn’t disappoint. The special New Year’s Eve menu, priced at €190, is a feast for the senses. Your evening starts with a choice of cocktails (alcoholic or non-alcoholic), a glass of wine, and still or sparkling water for two.

Then, get ready for the “kemia” – a selection of flavorful Moroccan appetizers like zaalouk (eggplant caviar), bell pepper and tomato mechouia, and mini pigeon pastilla.

The main course? Oh, it’s everything you could dream of: couscous fassi with almonds and caramelized onions, a free-range chicken tajine with olives and preserved lemons, or a lamb tajine with apricots stuffed with walnuts.

And for dessert, indulge in assorted oriental pastries, milk pastilla, or a cinnamon orange salad with orange blossom, mint, and lemon zest. To wash it all down? Mint tea, of course.

As if that wasn’t enough, the night comes alive with a live show by Lebanese musician Gaby Odeimi and a mesmerizing belly dance performance by artist Juliana.

So, if you’re looking for a truly magical way to ring in 2025, don’t forget to book your spot at Figuig.

Trust me, you’ll thank me later!