Amelkys - Dunkerque

We were staying in Dunkirk for a single night before boarding the ferry the following morning, and had a wander along the seafront to find somewhere to have a meal. The restaurant is easy to miss as it's set back a bit, but I'm glad I did spot it and decided to go in there. The decor is very nice, a slight Moroccan feel, as you might expect, and the food was superb. The couple were very friendly, and took personal pride in their food and service. They also appeared to be on first name terms with a lot of the other people in the restaurant, so it had that local feel. He showed me how they made the mint tea and even though it was quite late and we were the last ones out by some measure they didn't put any pressure on us to leave. Would definitely recommend to anybody visiting Dunkirk.

Excellent restaurant, tajine and spies. I highly recommend it.

Super small restaurant, on the edge of the beach, the waiter is super beautiful, very pleasant with its customers, the homemade cuisine is at the top, I really recommend!

The worst restaurant in my life!!!!!!!!! I've never seen such a welcome, the little Mustachio-Bosser not welcome and the woman in the kitchen looked at us nastily because we had set ourselves. They refused when the restaurant was empty. He brought us a couscous and a tajine tastelessly spicy to hide the misery I would never go back there. Prices are also exaggerated. I don't understand the positive opinions or people unfortunately don't know the taste of real cousin.

Very welcome despite our half-hour delay... We ate on the terrace on the beach, the owner is very friendly and smiling. The Couscous and Tajines were delicious, as well as the absolutely juicy mint tea. The Boulaouane wine was excellent. the only drawback would be the aperitif cocktail .. it would have been much better with real fruit juice. It's not a cocktail bar! We will return without delay. And thanks again for your reception.