Been to a lot of burger spots, but this one in Marrakech is still my favorite. Can&#39;t quite explain it, just keeps pulling me back whenever I&#39;m in town.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed the mixed pizza with tuna, chicken, beef, calamari. Loaded with toppings, honestly more than I expected for the price. Service was fast too, no waiting around. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and hungry.

The jalape&ntilde;o margarita here is legit. Spicy without burning your throat, and the salt rim actually balances it out. Cocktails run a bit pricey, but you can taste the quality. Sat at the bar, watched the bartender shake everything fresh. That alone made it worth it.

We sat near the window and the chairs were actually comfortable, which is rare for me. Si Mohamed checked on us just enough, not hovering. We had the tagine and it was tasty, though I wish the bread was warmer. Left feeling relaxed, not rushed.

The lamb tagine was tender and full of spice, exactly what I wanted. Bit pricey for the portion, but the flavor made up for it.

The vegetable tagine was good, no complaints there. Portion size felt a bit small for the price though. Cozy place, music was nice.

The sushi was fresh and hit the spot after too many tagines. Decor&rsquo;s nice, but honestly the price felt a bit steep for what you get. Fine for a one-off, not a regular spot for me.

Been coming here for a while now. Sunset from the terrace still gets me every time. Food&#39;s solid too, and paying by card over 150 MAD makes it easy.

The Makfoul with beef was solid. Waiter explained the ingredients and prep without rushing. Good spot if you&#39;re in the square.

Rooftop was the highlight. Sat there for a while just watching the street below. Food felt like home-cooked, not fancy but solid. Staff left me alone mostly, which I liked. Calm spot in the middle of everything.

Stopped by for dinner and honestly the cocktails were the highlight. Aya was super friendly, made the whole thing feel easy. Food was good too, but the drinks really stood out. Place has a nice vibe, not too loud. Maybe a bit pricey for what you get, but I&#39;d come back for another round.

Came back here again after a few trips to Morocco. Still my go-to spot in the medina. The lamb tagine with prunes was as good as I remembered, slow-cooked and tender. Staff recognized me and remembered my usual order, which honestly made my night. Place gets busy around sunset, so come early if you want a quiet table.

Stopped by for drinks and dessert after a long walk. The garden setting really is something else&mdash;felt like I was in a different century. Cocktail was well-balanced, not too sweet, and the dessert had that refined touch you don&#39;t find often. Prices are steep though, more palace than caf&eacute;. Fine for a one-off treat, but I wouldn&#39;t make it a regular spot.

The lamb pita was solid&mdash;juicy, seasoned well, and big enough to skip a second plate. The homemade lemonade hit the spot too, not too sweet. Place was busy, good for just sitting and watching people go by. Service was friendly but a bit slow when it got packed. Prices fair for what you get.

The chicken tagine was solid&mdash;lots of flavor, and that preserved lemon really did something. Falafel plate was decent too, plenty for one person. Terrace was chill but the real kicker? It&rsquo;s cash only, which caught me off guard. Staff were nice enough, but honestly for the price, the portions felt fair. Not mad about it.

I keep coming back for the Seffa&mdash;it&rsquo;s so good every time. The flavors are on point and it feels way less touristy than the spots in the Medina. Solid pick if you want real Moroccan food without the fuss 🙂

Honestly, the food is good and the staff are nice, but what gets me is the portion size for what you pay. I got the tagine and it was decent, but I left thinking I could&#39;ve used a bit more. For the price, it&#39;s okay, but not a huge bargain. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

Food&rsquo;s solid and the place has a good vibe. Just wish the service was more consistent&mdash;depends who&rsquo;s working that day.

Been coming here for a while now. Chicken shawarma is still solid, plenty of filling and the price hasn&#39;t gone up much. Service is quick, you&#39;re in and out. Gets a bit loud with the road noise but honestly for what you pay it&#39;s hard to complain. My go-to spot when I don&#39;t feel like cooking.

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