We decided to go to this restaurant after reading the reviews on tripadvisor.
What a great choice!!!
A trendy design even for the smallest details, a very professional service, an elegant comfort and mostly a delicious food!
We opted for a Lebanese menu "Min kel chi" and we didn't regret it at all!
At 22h00 two perfectly trained bellydancers came in to the tune of "Raks Africa" by Paul Dinletir. The entertainment continued with a Moroccan singer who performed live accompanied by an orchestra of three elements.
We enjoyed our after dinner with a very good shisha to end the soiree at 01h00 am!

I would def suggest it to people with high expectations about entertainment, ambiance and food quality.

We booked last minute, and were surprised to get a table. Upon arrival warmly greeted, but a bit concerned as the restaurant was pretty empty at 8.30pm - although it gradually filled up during the evening. We skipped starters and went straight to the mains, chicken, steak, sea bass and lamb - all beautiful. Service was spot on throughout and the wine and cocktails reasonably priced. Deserts of profiteroles, fruit and pastillo were equally as good. 2 belly dancers that arrived just after 10 made for a night to remember. It's a taxi ride or 20 minute walk from the city but well worth it.

Best Restaurant we ate at in Marrakesh. great food, lovely romantic setting, One of the few places that also does sheesha. Is reasonably priced, about £35/£40 pp for 3 course!

4 days in Marrakech searching for some authentic food & nice restaurant .. We found this gem on our last evening - thankfully as we may have blown our budget quicker than we did!! Great atmosphere, really yummy food & wine was nice too. Quite pricey and they had ran out of a number of things (Lamb Tagine, Flag Lager, the house wines) .. With that aside we had a wonderful meal and evening ...