Nice morrocon food in Madrid. Ambiance is nice and service is good. However, the food quality is not as authentic as one would expect from the prices they charge.

The service is bad and the bread is super cold and hard. The food is bad and pricy. Will never go back

This place is just amazing! We went for dinner, and ate a lot of food!.. Mixed of starters, a special lamb tajin, one chicken couscous & 2 pieces of dessert, every dish was amazing.. The restaurant its beautiful, the decoration makes you feel like in morocco, and the belly dancing its just the icing on the cake!

Overrated place that relies on it’s decoration. The appetisers and hummus were the best parts of the meal, the meats with cous cous were all bland and each type of meat came with the same cous cous base. Service was really slow and we felt ignored as a group of younger women. The seating was uncomfortable as you have to either sit side on or with your legs wide apart.

The ornate interior alone makes the restaurant worth visiting, but the food is delicious also! The chicken pastry and rice I had were both wonderfully prepared. The detailed design of the walls, doorways and ceilings give you plenty to admire while waiting for your food!

We loved the food, the service, the belly dancing. Definitely try to make a reservation. We stayed in the tables close to the bar, because the better rooms were full.

Everything we order was very delicious. Brewat and chicken tajin with lemon

We had lunch here. The service was impeccable and the food was very good. We had a salad to start, two main courses and 2 pastries with mint tea. 2 glasses of beer and a bottle of water. The quality of the food was good but the price was a little high, 94 euros for 2. Not a place I would eat on a regular basis for lunch but for a treat. The restaurant does have lovely decor and coupled with the level of service does merit the premium prices.

Went for a dinner with my wife. The place is spectacular in design but the seats/tabla are not the most comfortable for eating. They had a belly dancer that added a nice vibe to the place together with the music. The food was very tasty but in general heavily overpriced and not very big dishes. For example - we had a lamb tajin and It were basically two pieces of lamp without a side for 30 eur. Service was good and the waiters were very helpful. Menu had heavy Google translate errors I wouldn't expect for a place in this location and price tag. Only reason for 4 stars is value fur money.

Our group is neither Spanish nor Moroccan, so this was entirely new for us. That being said, the employees were extremely nice and patient with us. The (assuming) manager or owner even brought us over an extra appetizer on the house. But I wouldn’t we writing this review if it was just that. The food was delicious. The couscous fassi was really good (I think this is a fairly typical Moroccan dish, so if it’s also to your first time, I recommend!). Portions were also large, very worth the price

This restaurant exceeded our expectations! 👌 We were captivated by the exceptional food, outstanding service, and delightful ambiance. Each dish was a masterpiece, leaving us in awe of the chef's culinary prowess. It's no exaggeration to say that this dining experience ranks among the finest in Madrid. We were so impressed that we immediately made a reservation for the following day; we couldn't resist indulging in another unforgettable meal. 😁 🌟 Pro tip: Ensure you secure a reservation in advance to avoid missing out on this extraordinary culinary adventure.

A beautiful place in the centre of the city. The staff were friendly and helped us as we could not speak any Spanish. The food was perfect. The price was slightly high but expected with the area the restaurant is in.

We went there on a company do. It was a menu-cerrado so the food was already determined for us. The lamb was unbelievably nice. The starters (a cous-cous with salad variant) was great. They also had minced meat rolled in pastry and slightly spicy meatballs which were very tasty. The tables are a bit awkwardly shaped which makes getting up and sitting down a bit difficult. The staff seemed very nice.

A really beautiful venue, they really paid attention to the intricate details that adjourn the walls, ceilings and fixtures. The staff were very friendly and the food is delicious, great halal and veggie restaurant.

Service quite slow. However the restaurant is beautiful with traditional Moroccain decoration. Nice music and excellent food. Be prepare to be pantiance with the waiters.

The restaurant is beautifully decorated. The staff is friendly and the food is amazing. The price is not cheap but you get worth for your money.

Very very good Moroccan food but it’s a bit expensive. It’s worth it if you want to enjoy good Moroccan food in a nice ambiance (decoration and tables are authentic, like one of the fancy restaurants in Tangier). You can even try a sweet Moroccan wine. However, it’s expensive. We ordered pastella and it was 19€, the lamb tajin which was 28€ and the vegetable cous cous. The portions are not huge but I have to say the plates were delicious. I’m gonna give them 5 stars because it was very good but it’s not for every day. We paid 40€ each me and my partner with a glass of wine each

Interior 4 star Ambiance 4 star Staff 4 star Food 2 star (looks better than what it taste)

The interior was amazing, never went to Morocco before , for me it was an original moroccan experience , I love the vibes.on the repeat list 😍

I recommended as Arabic restaurant delicious food and good services . Need too reserved

We tried the hummus (really good) the pastela (spectacular) and the couscous (the lamb was melting in our mouth). We loved the decor, the ambience and the service too.