Milah Moroccan restaurant opens in Hampstead
The new eatery replaces La Cage Imaginaire on Flask Walk, a site previously used for film and television.
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Milah, a new Moroccan restaurant, has opened its doors at 16 Flask Walk in Hampstead. The establishment takes over the premises formerly occupied by La Cage Imaginaire, a Mediterranean restaurant that had been a fixture in the area for around 50 years.
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The Flask Walk site has also served as a filming location. It featured in the recent movie 'Bridget Jones Mad About The Boy', appearing on a date scene, and also played a role in the Ricky Gervais television series 'Afterlife'. The closure of La Cage Imaginaire occurred in November 2025. Following its closure, the premises underwent a refurbishment that spanned more than six months.
The interior of Milah has been redecorated with Venetian polished plaster, antique mirrored walls, a custom bar made from hardwood and marble, matching marble tables, and new LED lighting. This transformation has introduced a Moroccan theme to the space.
Menu and Capacity
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Milah's menu focuses on traditional Moroccan cuisine, including dishes such as tagines and couscous. Signature tagines offered are chicken with preserved lemon and olives, and lamb with prunes and almonds. A reviewer noted the smoked aubergine starter as particularly good, describing the food as authentic and exceptionally tasty with generous portions.
The restaurant has a seating capacity of 30 covers. Due to its intimate size, bookings are recommended for prospective diners.
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+Where has the new Milah restaurant opened?
Milah has opened at 16 Flask Walk in Hampstead. This location was previously occupied by La Cage Imaginaire for approximately 50 years.
+What is special about the location of Milah?
The Flask Walk site has been used for filming. It featured in the movie 'Bridget Jones Mad About The Boy' and the television series 'Afterlife'.
+What kind of food does Milah serve?
Milah serves traditional Moroccan dishes. The menu includes signature tagines such as chicken with preserved lemon and olives, and lamb with prunes and almonds, alongside couscous dishes.
+How many people can Milah seat?
Milah has a seating capacity of 30 covers. Bookings are recommended due to the restaurant's intimate size.
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