Caesars Delicatessen, Princes Avenue, Hull By Carolyn

On Saturday March 12th myself and Andy had arranged a night out with some friends who later, due to circumstances shrouded in some mystery, let us down. After a bit of thought it was decided that we would go to Caesars: deli for some tasty cuisine, where we had previously bought tapas and other lovely take away treats before on a number of occasions.

With the intent again to get some food to take away we strolled up onto Princes Avenue. However, seeing (and smelling) the delicious looking food in Caesars: meant we just had to eat a meal in here.

Sharing home produced Moroccan chicken with saffron and lemon and side orders of green bean salad and ratatouie we enjoyed a couple of hours a million miles away from everybody else on the Avenue.

Its originality for Moroccan and continental foods is outstanding and nearly all of it is home produced by Mohamed and Heather Zemrani - both of whom are incredibly welcoming and friendly..

You cannot beat this place for its rustic approach and obvious extensive knowledge in producing fine continental food both savoury and sweet. Traditional baklava dessert and houmous with olives are amongst the other lovely treats but to get the full experience you need to simply go in and see for yourselves.

On new years eve Caesars: closed until mid January so that Mohamed and Heather could re launch, now you can enjoy the eating in experience of Moroccan delicacy and it seems to be proving a big hit. Walking past 3-4 times a week I see that it is almost always busy. Previous to this Saturday, I had eaten in with a couple of friends and my daughter (who was treated like a queen).

My friends had the traditional made meatballs - nothing but glowing reports!

I was glad, as one of my friends had traveled up form Birmingham, so to give him somewhere great to eat that's not been sold out to high prices and crap products could be only a good mark for Hull as a pioneering city. Caesars also let you bring in your own alcohol - licensing does not permit them to sell it. You'll want a good bottle of wine though, as anything less would not do their fine food any justice!

Overall, this is a must for anyone who enjoys good food and a taste for anything cultural other than British!

Thank you to Caesars::, as this was the first meal out with my boyfriend Andy, we both could not have gotten it more right than having it with you! And thank you to the friends who let us down- you did us a favour !

Open Monday - Thursday 8 a.m - 8 p.m , Friday - Saturday 8 a.m- midnight and Sunday 10 a.m- 4 p.m

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