This is really beautiful and I recommend everyone to go see it. The place is not big so compared to El Badii palace and Bahia palace it is a little expensive but in my opinion it is worth all the money. The price is 70 DH. They open at 9 am and I recommend to come early before to many tourists arrive. Because the place is small it can be difficult to get the full experience if there is a lot of people. We were the first to arrive so we also got some nice pictures without other people in them.

Small, but pretty. However, the queue for the main chamber was very long, and at 2 o'clock in the afternoon with the sun blazing down we just didn't bother. There was enough to see, and seats in the shade, without risking sun stroke! Maybe earlier on the morning would be better?

It wasn't very crowded. Architecture and artwork was amazing, and the grounds were beautifully designed. You only need about 20-30 minutes, even with a guide, since it's pretty small.

It costs 70 Dirhams (6,8€) per Adult to go inside. Once inside you have a big queue to see a few tombs inside a room. Absolutely not worth it and it took 40 minutes to see the tombstones. Other than that you don’t have anything to see. Would rather recommend Bahia Palace.

The tombs are quite nice, hidden behind thick walls and is an oasis from the bustling city. It's about 70 Dihram to enter. Probably spend about 30 minutes inside. Not a whole lot to see but it's nice architecture. There are also some signs describing what you see which is nice.

Bought tickets on the day Queue to get to see main room...was worth it Stunning historical Royal site Some have said not worth the money. Felt the 70 MAD was good value and free clean toilet facilities 🚻 It isn't a big site but amazing nonetheless

The intricate and extremely detailed architecture here is amazing. Waiting a few mins to see the main tombs is highly worth it and if you time it right the line won't won't even be that long. Not sure why it's rated so low as it's really nice tho small.

Very old palace and very well maintained. You will need about 3 hours to discover the place and seep in the antique beauty. Apart from the rich cultural heritage the palace also has a rose garden at the entrance. The ceilings of all the rooms are decorated in a unique manner. I would recommend it to all tourists in Marrakech. It makes a perfect spot for photography, so carry a great camera phone. Lots of mosaic work and fountains. Interesting place for Bachelor of Arts

A very impressive palace in the south of the Medina. A tour of about an hour. Inside there are amazing gardens, very impressive Islamic and Andalusian architecture. Stained glass windows and guest rooms and clothing for photography only. A truly magical place to walk around. Not a must, but if you haven't seen this impressive traditional architecture yet, go

Beautiful palace filled with different rooms, courtyards, intricate tilework, and cedar ceilings. It is known for their grand courtyard with the white tiles and blue wooden frames. Things to note: 1) One needs to pay for their ticket in cash 2) It gets VERY crowded in the middle of the day, so recommend coming right when it opens

Lovely place with beautiful ornaments. And the best: no people try to sell you sth or bother you with questions. Very relaxing atmosphere in the small courtyards and side rooms. Definitely worth visiting as the other touristic Palasts are not in this condition. Highly recommend. The entrance costs 70 dirham per person (equals 7€)

Stunning architectures and detailed woodworks and curving, beautiful courtyards and patios waiting for u inside..Gorgeous mosaics and patterns, relaxing garden too.. u will enjoy taking many photos in this beautiful Bahia Palace... good thing it's not crowded during our visit that's why we really enjoyed the place..

The Bahía Palace is the home to some of the royal family members, but half of the building is now dedicated to the tourism. People like you and I can enjoy the architecture and rooms in the palace. The ticket is $5 and there was no wait.

The palace itself is nice, but I was expecting a bit more information provided explaining its history. It's a pity they don't offer guided tours and don't add enough descriptions/explanations written around, so I would recommend booking a private tour if you are interested in learning more and not just taking pictures. Be prepared to face a big crowd inside and loads of people taking pictures of every inch. We've been there around 12pm and the place was packed, so I would definitely recommend going early in the morning to avoid the hassle (and the heat).

Quite expensive for what you’re seeing , not too exciting either. Mosaics and garden were pretty but as there is no furniture to see or material to read , it got a little monotonous. We can appreciate the beauty of the palace , but a supplemented tour guide would have made the trip much more worth it- we eavesdropped on a few tour guides people had hired who knew their history , but we couldn’t hang around them for too long …👂🏼

This palace is really an epitome of the saying “Don’t judge the book by its cover”. The exterior of the palace was just average but when you go inside, that’s where the grandiose and extravagance meet! The explanation of its details was really stunning and worth to know. It’s highly recommended to have a tour guide inside so your mind is fed with interesting stuffs and not just your eyes. It’s a must see in Marrakech city!

A wonderful place to visit - the gardens were beautiful as was the architecture, with the amazing attention to detail. There were some local craftspeople inside one of the buildings demonstrating traditional techniques such as hand carving stone and calligraphy. The only down side was that it was quite busy despite being a 'quiet' time.

Interesting, historical place to visit while in Marrakech. I recommend arriving near opening times to avoid crowds and to get better pictures with fewer people in the way... some of the guided tour groups will literally fill up a room and can be slow to move on to the next room. The entrance fee is reasonable, too.

Beautiful historical palace showcasing Moorish and Islamic architecture. Love all the amazing details like the intricate tile work, stained glass, stone fountains, fountains, and carved wood. Nice, lush greenery in the garden. We felt 2 hours was enough time for us here.

Visiting Bahia Palace in Marrakech was an enlightening experience. This grand palace boasts expansive spaces filled with intricate architectural details and beautiful gardens. While the sheer size and beauty of the palace are impressive on their own, I highly recommend going with a guide to truly appreciate its historical and cultural significance. With a knowledgeable guide, you gain invaluable insights into the meanings behind the palace's design elements and the stories embedded within its walls. Understanding the rich history and symbolism enhances the visit, allowing you to connect with the place on a deeper level. A guide brings the palace to life, unraveling its hidden secrets and making the visit more meaningful. So, if you're planning a trip to Bahia Palace, don't miss the opportunity to explore it with a guide—it will truly enrich your experience.

Nice monument to visit during the day, beautiful architecture and nice parks and gardens nearby to be enthralled by. The parks are very well maintained and the streets are generally clean but didn't see any drinking fountains. Carry a hat, water and sunscreen, it can get very sunny even in winter.

Beautiful mosque located near the famous square Jemma El Fna. A historical landmark that has been here for hundreds of years. You are allowed to enter if you're Muslim. The mosque can be seen from afar and it's a beautiful site. Definitely a must see while in Marrakesh.

Really enjoyed visiting here. While not as impressive as the one in Casablanca, this is a 12th century mosque so really impressive for its age. You can get some fantastic pictures if you wander around it, especially from the park just behind it. Well worth a visit.

Beautiful historic landmark of Marrakech. You can only enter when you're Muslim but it's very beautiful from the outside as well. You can walk around it and there's a nice park behind it where you can take nice pictures.

Old and authentic mosque 🕌. They open the doors only during the prayers (to pray only) Very nice atmosphere in the area outside, where you can see people selling stuff, playing or talking

The oldest Mosque in Africa. Dated back 13th Century. I am very fortunate to pray inside. There is women section as well. Sorry to say that they don't allow non Muslims for visiting.

A must visit in Marrakesh, an iconic mosque with rich history and cultural legacy, many stories are associated with this place, it appears when the present mosque was built, there was a cluster of more than 100 booksellers, so it's called Kutubiyyin, booksellers mosque also,entry is free, as this is an active place of worship, it's necessary to wear proper dress and maintain decorum.

Fascinating site 70 MAD entrance fee. No queue Must have been hugely impressive when the Palace was in use Plenty of things to watch and see in rooms And stairs up to a platform with views over the old town Highly recommended

Beautiful place to visit when in Marrakech. Entrance is easy to find and is ticketed. Tickets are not very expensive and can be purchased at the entrance easily. It was not very crowded when we visited. The descriptions inside were mainly in Arabic and French however there was a room with a video explaining the history of this palace in English language. Around 30-40 mins should be enough to see the whole place.

Was lucky with time, just a few tourists around. Well recommended but bring water with you if you visit in a very hot season. Not advisable for heart problems or weak, the place is huge, maybe good when not so hot.

Get your walking boots on for this one , take in the towering walls and original architecture for this historic palace. Excellent view from the top of the city.

Great place to spend a few hours exploring. Admission is 70 MAD and you can do a self guided tour. Many descriptions unfortunately lack an English translation. There are also various pieces of French artwork scattered throughout.

Large palace built in 1500s. With an underground dedicated to an art collection. Lots of orange trees. The toilets had hand showers and were so clean. Tickets for entry were 70 dirhams about 5 pounds.

Well worth the 70 DH. Large palace, with clear instructions. Nice terrace with panoramic view, many exhibits, as well as various underground caves. Clean & free accessible restrooms, too.

Absolutely beautiful on a sunny day. 70 dirhams for entry for non-Moroccans. There is an underground photography museum as well as a terrace for a lovely panoramic view. Went in March 2022 in the afternoon and wasn't too busy!

Beautiful old place where the sultan received his guests. The price of admission was 70Dhs, and totally worth it. It has 4 beautiful garden patches below the ground level so they don't obstruct your view and some water.

A very nice big palace to explore. They're mostly ruins but well maintained and you really get a feel for what the palace must have been like when people (the sultan) lived there. Entrance is only 70MAD and you can easily spend an hour or two. I loved the big courtyard and the pool in it. There's also a bit of a labyrinth below ground and a tower you can climb for a view over the grounds and the city. We went in winter and there were a lot of storks who had their nests there which made it extra fun. Definitely recommend going there when in Marrakech.

Despite being a one of the most touristy spots in Marrakech, it was surprisingly quiet and serene (note that we did visit the palace at 2 PM in mid summer). We ended up wondering around the palace for 2+ hours and not willing to leave. After the never ending buzzing street of Marrakech medina, Badi palace is the perfect place to decompose. On top of that, the history of the place is quite fascinating on its own.

Beauty and peaceful garden. Located in the middle of the Medina, it is a lovely example of a Moor garden. The main fountain is built under a lovely gazebo and it's so relaxing to sit and relax listening to the water and the birds. The view from the cafe is breathtaking. A must!

A beautiful place. I highly recommend. Go early as they open to see the surroundings before all the people come. Interesting story about the restoration. Beautiful garden. I will come back!

Well worth the small price to enter. Not a long visit but quite a pleasant one. Very much worth to stop and the history of the way they got water from the Atlas mountains to Marrakech was worth it.

This place has become one of my favourite spots in Marrakech. The entrance fee is 80 dirhams, we were there for opening to avoid crowds and enjoy the serenity of the gardens. Recommend you do the same if you wish to get the same experience. It’s a beautiful space, the gardens are magnificent, well kept and manicured. Truly an amazing gem, like many of Marrakech the facade it’s quite simple but the beauty tends to lie on the inside. Divided into two compounds, the colors and choices of vegetation are meticulously planned. There’s a cafe as well where you can enjoy a morning tea and biscuit. I cannot recommend this place enough, I will definitely come back if I visit Marrakech again.

If you haven’t seen gardens in your life before, you may find this really unique. It’s not bad but it’s more like a 10-minute walk if walk slow. Too Small. And the entrance fee of €8 for tourists is ridiculous! It’s not the Louvre! Totally overpriced. This really should be free! This type of “gardens” are free in so many countries. They make money from the coffee shop (which they also have). The ambience is nice. I recommend you to bring a book with you and sit there and read it. There isn’t anything else to do!

The secret garden consists of two separate gardens, an exotic garden and an Islamic garden. There are beautiful fountains, waterways, a gazebo, a cafe, and plenty of soft benches to take a short nap. There are a lot of signs explaining the history and plants all around. It's a surprisingly large garden, and I would recommend the tower tour. The views are good, but what made it even more impressive was the tour guide who provides lots of history.

Le Jardin Secret is just about the perfect way to start a holiday in Marrakech, we'd arrived very late the night before so wanted something undemanding but beautiful and this really fitted the bill. We were staying in a riad just off the Jemaa Al Fna and so this was really only a short walk to get there, courtesy of Google Maps which we found invaluable for negotiating the narrow and crowded streets of the Medina. You can just buy tickets for the garden or a ticket for the garden and the tower inside the garden, which is what I bought. The gardens are a delight. We had seen them in the BBC television series "Monty Don's Paradise Gardens" a few years ago and thought how attractive it looked in its classic Islamic garden layout; at the time the series was made the garden had been freshly renovated but now it has matured into a beautiful and relaxing place with lots of shaded areas and plenty of benches where you may sit to drink it all in. After a wander round enjoying the garden we went up onto an elevated terrace where they have a café for a drink and the opportunity to see the garden from a different perspective. While my wife lingered over her refreshments I joined the tower tour with a charming young guide who took our group up the steps in the tower and explained its history and the significance its decorations. From the top the views were wonderful and we could see the snow covered Atlas mountains through the mist. Then, suddenly, we heard the call to prayer started from one of the mosques; then the next one took it up, then the next and so on in order from West to East across the city and it was beautiful and I counted over twenty minarets in view from our vantage point. If you go there this was during the 12h00 tour. Back down in the garden I found my wife and took some photos and then, on the way out, we discovered another café where we decided might be a good place to have lunch and this proved an excellent choice as the food was delicious.

Such a beautiful and relaxing place, it makes you almost forget that it’s surrounded by the souks. Absolutely nice to sit and relax for a moment. You have to pay a fee to get inside. You can also go to the tower, but that will also cost you an extra fee. I did not do this and just went to the terrace for a beautiful overview.

If you have been walking all day in the busy, noisy souks and want a few minutes of peace, then this is the place to go. It opens at 9.30am. And once in, it's very peaceful here. You can spend 30 minutes up to a couple of hours if you stay for food at the restaurant and do the tower tour. The tower tour is extra and must be booked when getting the tickets, but well worth it for the views, takes about 20 minutes as the tour guide will lead you up and gives a brief history of the place. I went at 9.30 am, and it wasn't very busy, but as the time went on, it did get busier.

One of the nicer places in the medina to escape the chaos of the everyday hustle-and-bustle. There's an entry fee, but it's well worth it. You can't even hear the noise of the market and motorbikes while here.

Surpassed expectations. Visually stunning, beautiful decor, great ambiance and attentive service. However, the most surprising aspect was the standard of food which was exceptional. The cooking, flavours and presentation would easily be considered Michelin standard. The live entertainment was fun and jovial. Would highly recommend and definitely visit again.

Vibrant, loud and buzzing atmosphere. Super friendly service from everyone. Don't come here if you want to drink on a budget....! food prices are reasonable until you get to the alcohol, which is expected given where you are. Vegetarian starter was lovely followed by chicken and gnocchi. Great portions especially the veg berber tagine...enough for two!! Go for the dancing girls, they are excellent !

Comptoir Darna is a very famous place in Marrakech one of the leading places for me, if it is about the dinner show and clubbing. Comptoir manages to make a smooth transition from the dinner to the show, live band and DJ. Food and cocktails where excellent and the service is also very high end. They do a great job and are fully booked almost every time i checked. Remember to drop your reservation early enough.

Exceeded our expectations. Probably the best meal we had in Marrakech. Also it’s timed perfectly so your meal ends with an epic show. The show was surprisingly good whereas other places we went it felt awkward. Really enjoyed the live music while dining as well. Delicious food and a reasonable price.

Absolutely amazing experience. We came for an 8:45pm reservation on a Saturday. We took our time knowing there would be live entertainment at 10pm and it was not a letdown. Cocktails were excellent, food was excellent, service was excellent. What a great experience. I got the lamb and my my girlfriend got the beef. We had the Moroccan doughnuts for dessert and the goat cheese as an appetizer.

One of the best experiences in Marrakesh! Could not recommend this place enough. The restaurant decor is stunning. Service was excellent. They are very child friendly. The belly dancing show she live music were amazing. We enjoyed this experience so much and will definitely be returning.

We visited Morocco Marrakesh with my family for my mum 60th birthday, my friend recommended this place and it was so much to see and experience, the food was very delicious and the drinks too, the atmosphere it’s incredible good there is love music , dance show and many more , u can smoke inside but there is a special garden where are nice seats and open air some ppl choose to eat there too, I really recommend this is a special place the hospitality is amazing managers going around asking how your experience is and also you can see that the staff have fun too :) highly recommended u must try this place ! 10 out of 10

Nice place to go and take friends to showcase some traditional moroccan culture. The lamb leg is a nice serving of lamb that feed 3-4 for about $50 usd, so if you want to enjoy a shared meal that's the one. most of the other menu items however draw from Italian or Asian influence, but the flavors are good and on point. Crispy duck was very tasty and so was the house cocktail. They bring in house belly dancers to dining room periodically which is a unique amazing experience!

Nice place to entertain yourself with alcohol, good food, and beautiful belly dancers. The dance starts at 10ish so make sure you take your time to eat. You can tip the dancer by putting bills in their bra, prepare some changes if you feel like doing so. Love their Ravioli and couscous. Service is good too.

Top restaurant in Marrakech, or I can say even in whole Morrocco. Why? 1. The environment is super good. The interior decoration is local yet international. There is a band directly after the entrance. 2. Live music was wonderful when we were there on Wednesday. They have live music, singing and local dancing with candle fire. Check the website for the performance date if you want to experience. 3. Cocktails are very creative and high quality. I ordered 2 while my friends 3 and we love all of them. Food is also nice, local one or international one at your decision. Ensure you make some reservation beforehand to avoid waiting or being refused to enter.

I dined here in February on the tail end of a tour across Morocco with girl friends. The food is delicious. The decor is opulent. The service is attentive. The live music was really fun and energetic. It’s everything that you want a night out in Morocco to be.

One of the best venues to visit in Marakesh. The venue itself is worth seeing, beautifully presented, from the welcome of the reception staff to servers all was perfect. We had the set menu, several cocktails and entertainment of belly dancers to traditional Moroccan band and singers. Thanks to all at Comptaire Darna for making our visit memorable.

Food and staff were amazing, especially Yassim who looked after us well. The Moroccan salad, Sardines and Chicken Tagine was Devine and delicious. Very generous with their serves. Will be back.

Y’all they have AC!! Super clean. Hummus was sooo good. Had a bottle of sparkling white wine… it was just what we needed for the heat. Yasin was very nice and helpful- 5 stars all around!

When I'm visiting a new place I look for two things: A good place to stay and a good place to eat. This café definitely meets the second requirement. Good food, friendly staff and decent prices, I checked out other places in the area, they vary. This place is consistently good. For the rest of my time here this is the place I'll keep coming back to.

A small rooftop in the Medina with a relaxed atmosphere and a view on the city and Atlas mountains, perfect for a cocktail or glass of wine at sunset. The food is fine, nothing extraordinary. Friendly service. Recommended.

Beautiful first meal in Marrakesh!! The food was delicious & amazing friendly service from Ismail! Great & fast customer service. Would highly recommend coming here for a feed & drinks especially during sunset.

It was a good touristic place. Clean and pleasant environment. I had a chicken wrap that still had a couple of bones in. Not really a problem but not what I expect in a wrap. On walking down the stairs the waiter advised that tips "need" to be paid in cash. I like to tip but I don't like being told how to tip. It is not America. There are a couple of follow up reviews for Bazaar Cafe on the tipping subject. Whilst in Marrakech we visited 8/9 restaurants. So I understand the system. I do not need to chased 3 flights of stairs to be told of it by the waiter.

Me and my girlfriend had a wonderful dinner at Bazaar Cafe. The food is tradicional and delicious, and Ismail service was excellent. It was a very nice experience. I recommend the Lamb Tagine with dry fruits.

I’ve been there twice and loved it. The food is amazing. Very fresh, homemade and good value for money. Staff was kind, they serve alcoholic drinks and you can pay with the card as well.

If you're looking for a perfect excuse to skip Tanjines, visit this place! Bolognese was great! Also loved the complementary Avocado Salmon. Fettuccine Chicken with Mushroom is also good, though weaker in taste.

An Italian in the backstreets of the medina Gorgeous decor, friendly staff on the door. I’d say the food was average, nice to break up the local cuisine but not the best Italian food. The service was quite inattentive as the evening went on, it took a while to take our orders. The ambiance is nice and people friendly though.

We had stayed here before in the Riad, and keen to go back and check out as was Italian then too. Starting salads were some of the best food we had during week whilst there. Kids & I had pasta and all good. My wife had lamb - it was generous and very good. A nice change or break from Moroccan.

After a week of tajins we felt like something different and this ended up being our favourite meal in Marrakech. Everything was perfect from the atmosphere, great music, beautiful pool area, staff and food. We wold recommend this restaurant again and again. The staff went above and beyond for us.

Friendly staff, and management very responsive to communication via email, WhatsApp and cell. Food good quality, and decent variety of wines for a country that is majority dry. Recommended if you are in Marrakech and looking for an Italian meal.

Lovely atmosphere, super pretty and reasonable prices for the food, which is delicious. Great for a special occasion as they will offer a free dessert! The manager is very attentive and was flexible when we were late due to an issue. They had Moroccan wine as well which was great to try. One thing to note though is the bottled water is insanely expensive - 75 dirhams (€7) for 750ml. It’s usually 10-15 for 1500ml. Glad we brought our own and avoided that unnecessary cost! We loved our dinner here and would return! EDIT: the comment made by the restaurant below made me laugh a little. Obliged to buy water in glass directly from Italy? Really? So they also cook with that water? How on earth does everyone survive visiting Marrakesh and buying non-Italy bottled water?? 😂

Beautiful location, attentive staff. The two of us shared one dish from each of the four courses, which was more than enough. The stake was faultless. The celeriac ravioli tasted mainly of cheese and crème Brûlée did not have a boozy kick suggested by the name. Nevertheless all food was good

I ordered 1 special dish Marco style which is like samosa, risotto King prawn, and lasagna. All the food is delicious, according to the price. But when I ate the last bite a slice of cherry tomatoes I feel something hard and cracking sound and I could feel taste of blood. I took out the slice of tomato I tried to bite and what I found Shocked me small piece of hard glass.... I call the waiter and told him, what I found in my food. First he like doesn't believe me. Even after I showed him the picture that I took when the food arrived. What the offer me as a compensation Is 1 dessert for free, which I tried to reject but he convinced me. I order the chocolate pudding but I couldn't finish it because we're full. What's disappointing me is the staff not really care if me or my son is OK after I bite those glass and still said it's not their fault, they didn't feel sorry and still said that impossible that happen in their kitchen. I still pay and even gave them tips. What I asking is not a free food. But at least pay some attention or even asking if I'm OK after bite those glass. Ps. Can see those glass is in there. And the dessert they offer to me for free as a compensation.

Excellent restaurant. Authentic Italian with Moroccan influence. We would highly recommend. Giovanni is an amazing host.

From the moment you step inside, this restaurant offers a delightful culinary experience. The ambiance is warm and inviting, creating a cozy atmosphere for a memorable meal. The menu is thoughtfully crafted, showcasing a fusion of flavors that tantalize the taste buds. Each dish is a work of art, beautifully presented and expertly prepared. The attentive and friendly staff ensures impeccable service, making you feel truly valued as a guest. Whether you're seeking a romantic dinner or a gathering with friends, this restaurant is a culinary gem that promises a delightful dining experience.

Excellent atmosphere and food. Shared lamb Tagine and Moroccan salads with my bf. Then we got dessert with tea. Excellent quality. Nice service. Delicious food!! Highly recommend!

Traditional, tasty dishes. Fun and interactive environment. Excellent staff and a warm and inviting welcome. Definitely recommend, if you a want traditional Moroccan dining experience. It was my wife’s birthday, and they went the extra mile to make her feel special.

Nice food, especially the mosaic salad. The lamb was on point, truly delicious. Lost one star because it was quite stressful to get to the restaurant due to some children trying to scam people in the surroundings. This could be avoidable with simple signs pointing to the restaurant’s direction.

What an experience! Best take a taxi, phone ahead to make a reservation and be greeted at the top of the narrow cobbled streets for an escorted 4 minute walk to an unmarked door. When the door opens you are warmly greeted and invited into a dreamlike ancient property in an open courtyard setting. The rooftop bar is an experience all by itself but this isn't a suitable option for people with limited mobility, due to steep stairs. The waiting staff, food service, decorated tables and music feel incredibly authentic. If ever we are in Marrakech again we would have no hesitation to rebook or recommend to others.

Absolutely amazing, from the minute we stepped in to the minute we left, we were served drinks on the roof top then taken downstairs for food, there was a wide choice and a couple of set menu choices, we chose 4 courses for 400drh and there was so much of it, soup, bread, beef on cous cous with delicious veg, slices of orange with cinnamon finished with mint tea and some biscuits, I'm still full 5 days later lol

You may think this restaurant is expensive BEFORE you eat, but be patient and enjoy the food. Make sure you're hungry before eating. The portions are large, but exquisite and delicious. The value for money is excellent and front of house Ella is a delight!

My spouse and I picked the "Menu Gourmand" for dinner and it was a very pleasing dining experience. The food was good, on time and warm. The service was excellent, all servers were very polite and helpful. The atmosphere makes it special, the riad itself is beautiful and authentic decoration and Moroccan music makes it unique. If you visit on Thursdays amd Sundays, there is an oriental dance show starts around 9:30pm too! Definitely a "must go" in Marrakech!

Really a very beautiful riad with a nice staff . Really a stunning place.ceiling are just exceptional. Shame that the food is alright . It s good . But it s not amazing . They are places with more love in the plate and cheeper. They have very good Moroccan wine . We have been to the other riad too witch is just amazing . But for me even if the lamb neck tagine was very good something is missing from the cooking . Would love them to go in some restaurant i have been too to relise what good food is compare to average.

We went to this restaurant upon our arrival to Marrakech based on reviews, and we absolutely loved it! The atmosphere was incredibly beautiful and peaceful, it has an authentic feel to it, and it’s very different. We ordered the chicken tajin, lamb tajin, and some briouat. Everything was absolutely delicious and the qualities were filling. The service was really good, the staff were very friendly and welcoming. We had some traditional Moroccan tea at the end, and it was veryyy tasty. All in all, I think this was my favorite restaurant all throughout the visit, it’s highly recommended.

I've only visited for ice cream and milk shakes but both times have been a great experience. Whether sitting on the terrace at the top or outside the front on the ground floor, there's so much people watching to do. I highly recommend the sundaes and the milkshakes. It was a little pricey compared to some of the other places found in the souks however the service was quick and friendly.

Nice cafe with a romantic balcony that can overview the square. Desserts were ok, juices have natural ingredients without sugar, so can be tricky to someone. Ice cream was great, not recommending the date flavor though, taste like soap lol

This restaurant is in the main square. It's a little expensive. The food is good and the portions are large. The rooftop view of the square is amazing. At night, the square lights up and looks wonderful from the rooftop. Service is good.

I have so much respect for the people working here. Saying this place was packed the entire evening on a weekday is an understatement and the people working there were flying around to keep up with everyone. The walnut / date smoothie, and lentil salad was really good. They had a bunch of vegetarian / vegan options. Also great views from the rooftop!

Very good experience at Zeitoun! The staff are very friendly, accommodating and efficient. The menu is translated and has images. Food is delicious! Dietary requirements can be catered for and has clear labelling on the menu. GLUTEN FREE items are available, and desserts can be made as a gluten free option. Even Got the chance to try camel! Must try!

Location is good, view from the top is good and food are also ok. However, expect a slow service. We came here a bit before peak hour but we still had to wait long. And we had to ask for our orders again and again. Well, if you have time and don't mind for waiting it is a good place to come.

This restaurant is located in a strategic place right on the edge of the square. To be able to enjoy the sunset on the upper terrace you have to order meals/ dinner. To enjoy the sunset and have a drink, you can only sit in front of the restaurant. The terrace above is quite narrow, the chairs are old and many are wobbly and they don't have a highchair for babies/toddlers. The machine to pay by card had a problem so we had to wait a bit longer to complete the payment. However the service is friendly and good.

Really good food. Crowded and buzzing atmosphere. A great place. We had to queue to get in and that turned a few people off. They turned around and found something else. We persevered and were richly rewarded. If you are in a seaside town in the UK and one of the fish and chip shops has a queue and the other don’t… you know that’s for a reason. That’s the case here too. It’s a but cramped and noisy but that suits Marrakesh somehow. The people were very nice and the food was amazing. Highly recommended.

Very cozy and authentic restaurant with the view of Medina. This restaurant has the best fresh mint tea and it tastes amazing( we drink it without sugar or honey)We also ordered lamb tagine. It was my first time I friend tagine. It is cooked wit tones of spice, large prunes and figs. I could not even imagine that this is such an amazing combination of meat and dried fruits. We also ordered lamb kuskus. Frankly speaking, it was a little too blend and meat was chewy. Overall, it is a good place for lunch or even dinner.