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.

The fish tajine was solid, and the waiter&#39;s pick didn&#39;t disappoint. A glass of house wine would&#39;ve paired nicely with it.

Came for the view, ended up really liking the mixed grill for two. Plenty of food, we couldn&#39;t finish it all. Service was friendly but not hovering. They take credit cards too, which saved me. Just wish the drinks had come a bit faster, but no big deal.

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.

Stopped by for breakfast and honestly the Moroccan spread was perfect for a lazy morning. Fresh bread, jam, mint tea&mdash;simple but hit the spot. The cats wandering around made it even better, staff didn&rsquo;t mind us sharing bits with them. Cute little place to hang with friends, just don&rsquo;t expect anything fancy.

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 kefta wrap was solid&mdash;big portion, good flavor, and that homemade hot sauce really wakes it up. Nice little spot tucked away from the main street.

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

Veggie omelette was solid and the fresh juice did the job. Sat on the terrace, weather was nice so that helped. Nothing fancy but decent for a quick breakfast.

Came here with a couple of friends for dinner and honestly the terrace view at sunset is the reason to go. We had the harira and a seafood tajine &mdash; both were solid, the fish tasted really fresh. Service took a while but the waiter was sweet and brought us free desserts at the end, which made up for it. Would come back for the vibe alone 🌅

Stopped by for a late afternoon espresso and ended up staying longer than planned. The coffee had that deep, roasted richness I look for. Service was sharp without hovering. Cozy spot, good for reading or people-watching. Wish they had a better wine list though, would&#39;ve paired nicely with the vibe.

Picked my fish from the display, they grilled it just right. Fresh veggies on the side, solid every time.

The lamb tagine was proper tasty and the cave vibe is pretty cool. Price is a bit higher than other spots in the medina though. Not sure I&#39;d come every week, but for a one-off it&#39;s alright.

The lamb tagine was properly tender and the spices were on point. Portion size surprised me, plenty for two honestly. Service was chill, not hovering. Only thing, seating near the window gets a bit of street noise but nothing crazy.

The Moroccan tea was really good, and the seating is comfortable enough to just relax before your train. Nice little spot with decent cake options.

Came in for breakfast on a weekday, got a table right away. Food was quick and tasted good. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot.

The rooftop view over the Ksar is unreal at sunset. Had a mint tea up there after wandering around, pretty chill spot to just sit and take it in.

The msemen and baghrir were spot on, and that fresh orange juice hit the spot. Solid breakfast, though I wished they had a better mint tea option.

Loved the courtyard setting here. Goat cheese salad was fresh, soup had real flavor. Just wish they gave more bread with it.

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

Nice little hideaway to grab a drink and some food. The mint tea was spot on, and the vibe is chill enough to actually relax. Wish the portions were a bit bigger though.

Cozy spot with a relaxed vibe, not too loud even when it&rsquo;s busy. Coffee was solid and the staff seemed genuinely friendly. Easy place to just sit for a while.

The kofta tagine had serious depth of flavor&mdash;paired nicely with a glass of Moroccan red. Mohammed took care of us without hovering. Solid spot.

The spaghetti bolognese was surprisingly good for the price, under 50 dirhams. Portion was decent too. I liked that the meat sauce tasted fresh, not like it had been sitting around. Came late when most places were shut, so it hit the spot. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in that area again.

The vegetarian tagine was solid&mdash;rich and spiced just right. The zalouk on the side was a nice touch, fresh and garlicky. Only thing is service gets a bit stretched when it&rsquo;s packed, we waited a while for the bill. Live music kept things lively though, easy to lose track of time here.

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