Medina Oven - Dallas

This place took me back to Morocco, if with American prices. I've had my eye on Medina since I visited North Africa back in March and they did not disappoint! We went on a Monday night and found parking at the other end of the little square, across thestreet for $6. We arrived just before 8pm and were seated right away. After some menu perusing, I convinced AJ to orderMoroccan mint tea with me and our usual hummus pita. The pita was nicely crisp and the hummus had a few toasted chickpeas lefton top. Our server had the classic arcing Moroccan tea pouring down pat and that gave me confidence our food would beauthentic. I got the Chicken Apricot Tagine and AJ the Beef Tenderloin. I was very tempted by the Seven Vegetable Couscous andSeafood Pastilla. Everything was scrumptious! Perfect blends of fruit and seasoning, chicken was melt in your mouth. AJ doesn'tlike to eat plums straight, but he devoured all of his steak and potatoes. The mint tea was also delightful. Our check, withgenerous tip, came out to $100. So not a casual place to repeat, but I can't wait to come back! Until then, I saved half mychicken dish, to savor.

5 stars solely for the food. I?ve visited twice and have not been disappointed at all. Now the service is pretty good as well. Nothing to rave about but it?s good. Location: can be easily over looked in the Victory Park area. I?ve only eaten outside, theplace is pretty small but I haven?t seen it packed and haven?t had issues getting a table very quickly. Note: The sea bass isdelicious (Pictured)

This restaurant offers authentic and delicious Mediterranean cuisine in a lovely atmosphere. The chicken tagine is exceptional, especially when paired with a side of rice. Their tapas are not only flavorful but also generous in portion, with a variety of topping options to choose from. The salmon salad appears to be bursting with flavor as well. The service is excellent, with a friendly and accommodating staff. I would gladly eat here three times a week if I could. Definitely give this place a try!

Medina offers a fantastic dining experience. This charming boutique restaurant is conveniently located at Victory Center, just behind the House of Blues. We were thoroughly impressed by the chicken apricot tagine, mint tea, peach tea, goat cheese cigars, and pistachio baklava — all were outstanding. The service is friendly and unobtrusive. We leave feeling very impressed!

This restaurant is a true gem! The food is fantastic, and the staff is exceptional and attentive. Mo, our waiter, provided first-class service. The overall atmosphere is absolutely perfect. We particularly enjoyed the smoked eggplant and all the kebabs—everything we tried was delicious. Additionally, the restaurant is next to a lovely park, which is great for kids to play in while you enjoy your meal.