Very good and interesting food: camel burger and jamaican ramen!

Nice food and service. Kind of expensive for the area. We had couscous and falafels. Falafels were dry. I don't really reccomend them, but couscous was nice and sweet. They have very nice terrace where you can enjoy mint tea or coffee as well.

Wonderful views on the city and Atlas at sunset, great food - the Rfissa Berbere is to die for -, probably the best cappuccino in town and super attentive staff!

TOP TIP: they have live music so perhaps call to find out when the band will be back! I live close by and surprisingly had missed this place a few times. Hidden slightly off the main road, a lovely guy ushered me up the stairs... I am glad I went. Seated comfortably on the roof terrace, with views across the local medina my food (falafels) arrived with a fresh salad and was delicious. I will definitely return... a nice menu and different to the every day main traditional (also delicious) Moroccan options in most restaurants.

Very special place. The flavour combinations are incredible, lovely decor and views, staff friendly, prices reasonable for location. Highly recommend the African hibiscus drink. My only wish was for a vegetarian option main dish. Music is well selected and sets the mood.

Blackchic is a complete vibe. The atmosphere and ambience are amazing! The food is super delicious and the service is top notch! I’m so glad I decided to eat here. If you’re in Morocco this restaurant should be on your list.

We had a lovely dinner at that restaurant. The restaurant has a nice ambience, the staff is very polite and tries to rate up your stay as much as they can. The food is fantastic and the portions are enough (many other restaurants offering too small portions).

Recently reopened, very friendly staff. Great roof terrace. The menu has a lot of variety (though we don't eat vegetarian so didn't pay attention to vegetarian options). Decent pricing (100-150Dhm for a main). We were somewhat disappointed by the rather blend taste of our particular choices (Rfissa and empanada-style pastries), hence the 4 stars. But those were only 2 options on the menu and we just like strong taste.

Tolle Location, die sehr stylisch eingerichtet ist! An Sauberkeit mangelt es aber ein wenig. Die Bedienung war super nett und für einen Kaffee/Drink kann man hier bestimmt nichts falsch machen.

Unser Geheimtipp. Leider haben wir das Restaurant erst an unserem letzten Abend entdeckt, ansonsten hätten wir das Restaurant sicherlich nochmal aufgesucht. Nur zu empfehlen! War alles durchweg delikat! Der Brownie war ein Gedicht!! 👍🏻 Super Ausblick auf den Sonnenuntergang von der Dachterrasse.

Best food we ate in Morocco. We ate 5 things between three people and the staff are super nice. Hooked up the free bread all night. Don't miss this place

This place was recommended by the owners of the Dar we were staying in as an alternative to another tagine. At first glance we were not impressed, so only ordered drinks. However, a quick check of the reviews for this place soon dispelled our fears. We ordered a mixture of Lebanese and Senegalese food (yassa gunar, rfissa, seffa and dukkah chicken) and it was all spectacularly wonderful. Full of flavour, brilliantly cooked and presented with flair. Top marks to the chefs and also to the waiting staff who were very attentive and friendly. The icing on the cake was the price, which we found very reasonable (about £10 per head including our soft drinks).

Hidden gem of Marrakech! The food was top (mixture of Moroccan and Senegalese kitchen), probably the best during 1 week in Morocco! The prices were very descent (2 main courses, 2 starters, tea, coffe less than 30 euro). The place is super cozy with very chilling ambience, there is a terrace on top floor.

Amazing food, great location, fantastic service! The food here is a good change from traditional Moroccan food, as in you can find traditional Moroccan and some other African cuisines with a twist. The food was delicious and high quality, and moderately priced! Try the Dukkah, Yassa Gunar and Seffa

A great little restaurant, a different palate to Moroccan cuisine. Ingredients are fresh, portions generous, staff is friendly and very attentive, but strike a perfect balance as there is a great terrace, and you're left alone to admire the view. Although not Moroccan cuisine, it is the perfect jumping off point that eases you into the life and spices of the Souk. It may be considered by some to be expensive, but it is actually mid priced, or what you'd expect to pay as a cheap meal back home (1 appetiser and 2 entrees and 2 drinks) comes out to $27 usd. The reason for the great value is the fact that a lot of surrounding restaurants will charge the same, but the quality will be sorely lacking. I highly recommend this place, it is very tourist friendly but has a local vibe, there is food for the kids, the view is great and it is along a main thoroughfare so you can easily navigate to and from the Jamaal et fnaa square .

Excellent food, reasonable prices and a cute cat to boot! Also Avocado & Date drink was great. 🤤

Best restaurant we found in Marrakech. You must try this food and homemade drinks. You should try seffa.

We’ve loved the place. The stuff was extremely accommodating and nice.