Fast-casual eatery Zoa Moroccan Kitchen has delayed the opening of its new Bellaire location.
The restaurant, which was slated for an Aug. 9 opening at 6700 S. Rice Ave., Bellaire, is now slated to open Sept. 1, according to an Aug. 9 news release.
The delay comes as the eatery has experienced delays in the construction process that have put the opening behind schedule.
Once open, the restaurant, owned by Houston restaurateur chef Youssef Nafaa, creator of concepts such as Coco Crepes Waffles & Coffee, Mia Bella Trattoria, Mi Luna and Andalucia, will serve a variety of traditional Moroccan cuisine, including build-your-own bowls and sandwiches, with fatima bread stuffed with lamb, kefta or chicken, to traditional Moroccan crepes and more, according to the news release.
