Well this was an interesting experience. We went on a Sunday night and many tables were already filled. We arrived at 6:30PM and the owner(?) came over to take our drink orders and to explain specials, but just as he was about to take our orders, the dancing music came on and the ordering was suspended until the belly dancer finished about 10 minutes later. The dancer was sweet, pretty and very interactive with the patrons. So, more people came in and we were surprised that some of the late arrivals had food on their tables while our table remained barren, with nary a slice of bread. We were starving by the time the waiter finally came to take our order. We had decided on the prix fixe menu and he did his best to upsell other appetizers, but we declined (a good decision, since the amount of food on the prix fixe menu was very plentiful). So we waited and waited for food and finally the soup arrived. The bread basket was being presented to other tables, and at this point we wanted to go up and just grab a few slices, but the bread never came until the trio of salads was brought to the table. One of our party ordered a Coke and it was literally 15 minutes before it was delivered. The soup was excellent and the Moroccan salads were the best part of the meal, in addition to the wonderful house made bread. The next course was delayed again, and finally we were served a sort of chicken enveloped in phyllo and dusted with powdered sugar – very Moroccan, with mixed reviews at our table. And then came the extremely long wait for our main courses, literally 45 minutes from the aforementioned chicken appetizer to our main courses. All the while sitting in very uncomfortable stools or banquettes. And then, at the very instant that the main courses were placed in front of us, the loud dance music started again and we delayed eating for a few minutes in respect to the dancer. Grrrrrrr! The main courses were OK, with the Chicken Tajine the only standout. But really, our arrival at