Riad Andalib is a traditional, beautifully restored Riad near the Medina of Fès. The building and the rooms are exquisite. The owner and the staff are very nice and do their best to make your stay as pleasant as possible.

Had a lovely meal in Riad Andalib, the staff were really attentive and welcoming. The food was really well cooked and presented and was delicious. Portions are large. We started on Moroccan salads, which were amazing and had lemon chicken tajine for main which was also really good. I generally found food of a high standard in Fes, so I... More

Ate here our first night in Morocco, and needless to say we didn't realize we'd be setting a high bar for the rest of our meals on our trip. The food here is immaculate, both in terms of quality and presentation. We had lamb brouchettes and vegetarian cousous, and both were wonderful, not to mention a lot of food (prices... More

This was probably the nicest restaurant we ate in during our stay in Morocco. The level of service was superb and justifies the high rating. We did not order starters, as we didn't want too large a meal - however they served small complementary appetizers, which was nice - and not too filling. The main course of Vegetarian cous-cous was... More

This place was great. Service great, food great, atmosphere great. It's more expensive but you certainly get good food for what you pay. Would recommend this place to friends for sure!

You can order something not on the menu, for example we ordered vegetable tagine without meat. If stay here, staff bring drinks, fruits, meals you ordered to your room.

Beautifully remodelled riad, the owner and staff are friendly and helpful. Great food in the restaurant, and it's in a perfect location- in the medina, but on a main road that's easy to find. The owner makes sure everything runs smoothly

We enjoyed our meal at Riad Andalib, and even more than that, we enjoyed the charming service and the friendliness of the director, who has an evident pride in his lovely establishment. The Moroccan salads, which we ordered as a starter, were great (there was an amazing tomato paste thingy that I will dream about), and so were the briouates;... More

Visited in a rainy day while having walked for hours. The service was very helpful and the Pastille was great (skip the soup!). They sell local and imported beer. Tried the local beer and it was great. Setting is relaxing and peaceful. Very reasonable price food wise for the setting, but the coffee and tea unusually expensive for Morocco.