Comments on: Marrakesh Restaurants

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 14:11:26 +0000

On my visit to Marrakesh the food stalls Djama al Fna square where the best value food — delicious, freshly cooked food in a fun environment for very inexpensive (items are ala carte so you can spend as little or as much as you want). For a bit of a different experience, my friends and I took our food ‘to go’ one night (the chefs wrapped the food in aluminum foil) and we went and sat on the roof of our riad and enjoyed a break from the hustle and bustle and a beautiful view of the city at night. Have fun!

By: john grudger

john grudger — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 14:11:11 +0000

Dar Rhizlanerecognized as the best morrocan restaurant in marrakesh.www.dar-rhizlane.com

By: Wanda Pizzotti

Wanda Pizzotti — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 14:10:51 +0000

The Riyad Al Moussika,, ( www.riyad-al-moussika.com ), where I spent with friends a long weekend at the beginning of our journey to the south of Morocco in early January, is a place that has stopped time, where the magical atmosphere, relives Morocco of Pasha of 1800, but with all the comfort of our century. Everything is perfect, authentic, calm, serene...I recommend strongly this hotel for its central location, even for the excellent and very professional service provided by the young boys of the staff, always smiling and present without being intrusive.The chef and owner, Khalid, a nice and helpful big boy, who speaks I do not know how many languages, but among them an excellent Italian that has enabled me to know a world of things about authentic Marrakech, thing impossible otherwise, due to my language limitations, and, most important, who cooks in divine way.I conclude that the value for money is very good considering that the copious breakfast and the courses haute cuisine lunch, (by far the best of all restaurants in Marrakech and Morocco, where we ate), are included in rate.Only one regret: Having been there for 4 nights only!