The chicken tagine here was the best I had all trip. Simple, but really flavorful. Live music was a nice touch too, though it got a bit loud by the end.

Stumbled on this place away from the crowds. Owner was super friendly and spoke good English. Had the mixed skewers and Moroccan salad&mdash;both fresh and tasty. Solid stop.

The view over the medina at sunset is genuinely something else. We grabbed a table and ended up staying for dinner. Live music was playing, not too loud, just enough to make the place feel alive. The buffet had a decent spread, beef stood out. Homemade lemonade was the real highlight though.

The Kawa breakfast special was a decent deal&mdash;coffee, juice, and Moroccan crepes for a fair price. Filled me up nicely before the gardens.

Been coming here for years. The poolside evenings are still the best escape from the city noise.

No. 16 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Marrakech

The grilled sea bass was fresh and flaky, exactly what I needed. Loved that they had a few lighter sides to choose from. The live music was a bit loud for my table, but the food made up for it.

The harissa twister had a nice kick to it, not too spicy though. Chicken was fresh, not greasy like some places. My daughter kept asking for the nuggets again, so we went back twice during our stay. Wish they had more salad options on the menu, but the chicken itself was good quality.

The coffee here is solid, and the music really sets the vibe. They&#39;ve got a proper little stage for live acts, which is cool. I liked the art on the walls too, gives the place some character. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable for staying long, but I&#39;d still come back for the atmosphere.

The candlelit room with traditional decor was lovely, and the folk music added a nice vibe. Just wish the food had come out a bit faster.

Been here twice now, and honestly the view is what keeps pulling me back. Food&#39;s solid, nothing crazy, but sitting there watching the city while you eat just hits different. Service was a bit all over the place the second time, took a while to get our drinks. Still, that view makes up for it.

No. 6 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Marrakech

Stopped here mid-walk and the mint tea was exactly what I needed. Sat on the terrace for a bit, nice breeze, no rush. Didn&rsquo;t try the food but the tea alone was worth it. Place has a chill vibe, nothing fancy. Would come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The food was decent and prices fair, but the menu is a bit confusing. I ordered something thinking it was one thing and got something else. Just ask before you order.

This place has one of the best ambience at dinner having the rooftop advantage and the sunset cloudscape if the sky and the timing are right for you. Nonetheless the food is really ordinary and pricey, but the vibes sort of compensate this if your mood is more on the environment than the culinary satisfaction. Cocktails were good too!The manager was quite rude when I was taking photos as he did not like me to take a photo of the semi-open kitchen. I understood if this was against their policy if so but the way to remind us could have been more diplomatic.

No. 13 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Marrakech

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The strawberry crepes were fresh and light, though not quite like the menu photo. Rooftop seating was a nice touch.

The shawarma was solid and the guy at the counter was really nice. Got my food fast even though it was busy. Happy with that.

Loved the terrace vibe&mdash;quiet, breezy, and that Koutoubia view is hard to beat. Just stopped for drinks, staff was friendly enough.

The beef tagine was the star &mdash; rich and tender. Salads were meh, but who cares. Quick bite sorted.

Craving something non-Moroccan and this hit the spot. Four cheese pizza was solid, honestly as good as some I had in Italy.

Loved the lamb tagine here &mdash; tender and full of flavor. Soulaiman took care of us and knew exactly what to suggest. Place gets busy but the vibe stays chill.

Loved how quiet this riad was&mdash;tucked away in the medina, maybe 15 minutes from the square. The small number of rooms made it feel personal. Fresh mint tea on arrival was a nice touch.

The chicken tagine with olives was really good, the sauce had that deep savory flavor. My friend got the veggie couscous and the veggies were well seasoned. Place looks gorgeous inside, perfect for a chill catch-up. Only thing is the portions seem a bit all over the place, mine was fine but hers felt smaller. Still, I&#39;d come back for the vibe.

The mixed tagines we ordered were fresh and full of flavor. Lamb was tender, vegetables still had a bit of bite. Portions felt right for the price. Service was quick too. Only thing, the place got a little noisy as it filled up, but that didn&#39;t bother me much. Good stop if you want honest Moroccan food without fuss.

Stopped by for lunch, place looks way classier than the price suggests. Got the tagine, meat was soft and the sauce had that deep flavor. Staff let me chill after eating, no rush. Free valet too, which saved me the hassle. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

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