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 live music and belly dancer made the whole room feel alive. Food was good, though the set menu is a bit rigid.

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 terrace view over Jemaa el-Fnaa is the whole reason to come here. Sunset hits different from up top, watching the square get busy. Just grabbed a mint tea and chilled for a while. It&#39;s a bit touristy and prices are higher than side streets, but you&#39;re paying for that view honestly. Good spot to rest your legs.

The all-female staff were lovely and the courtyard was so quiet, felt miles from the souk madness. Gnocchi was pillowy soft, desserts rich and creamy. Really hit the spot.

The owner saw us counting coins and just said, pay later, eat first. Brought out extra bread and olives we didn&#39;t ask for. That kind of generosity stays with you. We had the lamb tagine with a bottle of their house red&mdash;nothing fancy, but it worked. Left more than we owed. Simple place, honest people.

Stopped by for a late lunch. Place is small but quiet, easy to relax. Got the tagine&mdash;pretty good, tender meat, decent spice. Staff checked on me a few times, not pushy though. Prices fair for what you get. Only thing, the bread was a bit cold. Still, a fine spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The tagine was decent but the cocktails came out way too sweet. Fun show though, and service handled our group well. Just check your bill&mdash;they added the tip to our card without asking.

Came here on a quiet afternoon, place wasn&#39;t busy. Papaya salad had a real kick, maybe ask them to go easy on the chili if you&#39;re not used to it. Beef pho was decent, broth could&#39;ve been warmer though. Pad thai was okay, nothing crazy. &euro;14 for three dishes, fair enough for the area. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m nearby.

The sushi was decent and the mixed grill on the hot skillet came out sizzling. Thai dishes were tasty too. But honestly, the portion sizes felt a bit small for what we paid. We left still a little hungry. Place itself is chill and staff speak enough languages to get by. Fine for a light meal, just don&#39;t expect to be stuffed.

Staff was friendly, place had a relaxed feel. Open kitchen is a nice touch. Food was decent for the price.

Stopped in for lunch and grabbed a table with the view over the square. Beef couscous was solid, tender meat, good spices. Had a glass of Moroccan red with it, worked nicely. Service handled our little requests without fuss. Place gets busy, but we didn&#39;t feel rushed. Fine spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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 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.

Grilled fish was solid, breading on the fish and chips had good flavor. Shrimp needed more seasoning though. Place gets packed fast, so you&#39;ll wait a bit. Still, decent spot for a quick bite if you&#39;re nearby.

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.

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