Nice, tranquil garden that transports you away from the hectic Medina. Frequented (at least on my visit) exclusively by tourists. Moroccan cuisine but of higher quality than found in many other places. The price point reflects this and is significantly more expensive than the local fare, but would be cheaper than a similar meal back home. Good experience overall. Showed up at 2030 on a Thursday, with no wait for a table. Despite previous reviews to the contrary, service was fine on my visit. Credit cards accepted for bills over 200 Dh.

An intimate and relaxing garden setting is at the centre of this gorgeous venue. It certainly caters towards a more Western crowd, with the likes of hamburgers and French fries on the menu and largely English music throughout. Shame to say the food was average to good at best. The worse thing being the service. A long wait to be seated, for order to be taken, for plates to be cleared, for sides dishes to arrive. Be prepared to hail the waiter for the level of attention you should already be getting.

Quite pricey but good atmosphere. I had the best Tajine there and would definitely recommend this place. Get a reservation if you are planning to go for dinner since it gets packed quickly.

The decor is attractive but most seating is actually in a big outdoor garden so in winter even with heaters it is cold. Food average but reasonably priced. Note there is no booze available. Serving and front of house staff indifferent bordering on rude. More basic training needed. I would give this place a miss unless not much else available.

A picturesque hidden gem in the middle of a bustling and chaotic city. The menu is select and slightly limited, but the food is all expertly cooked. It's extremely expensive compared to the other options available, but as a tourist it's not too bad. Keep an eye out for the tortoises that wander around at your feet while you eat!