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Le Chandelier

Monastir

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Le Chandelier

This pleasantly lit restaurant full of lanterns, and by virtue of which a certain smokey ambiance, is another popular addition to the Marina. The Candle House, as it is otherwise known, serves both Tunisian and Mediterranean cuisine and makes superb fish and seafood dishes. There is also a large choice of pizzas and pastas, making it a great spot to get some carbs in.

Useful Information

  • Address: Marina Cap, Monastir
  • Email: candlehouse@gmail.com
  • Phone: +216 73 462 232
  • Address: Mon–Sat 10pm–2am, Sun 6pm–2am
  • More Info: 7c7e4cd8708bb0830c144108ff7e427f585d45b2
  • More Info: www.facebook.com/CandleHouseRestoLounge

Dining

The cuisine of Monastir and Tunisia on the whole defines itself with an abundance of rich olive oil and not-so-delicate spices. The national dish is the famous Berber couscous, made from durum wheat which is steamed and soaked in a thick, peppery harissa paste and accompanied by vegetables, beef, veal, lamb, fish or octopus. Monastir itself is better known for its seafood as it is right next to a major fishing port. The amalgam of sweet, sharp, smokey and tangy flavours that are infused in this seaside city's best dishes can appease even the most robust palates.

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This pleasantly lit restaurant full of lanterns, and by virtue of which a certain smokey ambiance, is another popular addition to the Marina. The Candle House, as it is otherwise known, serves both Tunisian and Mediterranean cuisine and makes superb fish and seafood dishes. There is also a large choice of pizzas and pastas, …
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