The food was excellent. We both chose from the Moroccan menu & had soup starter followed by the slow cooked lamb shoulder. Both tasted fantastic & were presented perfectly. The complimentary glass of prosecco, duck & potato appetizer, & sweet biscuits with our coffees, were all nice touches. All served by attentive waiting staff. The restaurant itself is set in a beautiful riad courtyard.
If this restaurant was in Paris or London I would be giving it a 5 rating, what makes it a tricky review for me is that I felt the restaurant lacked a Moroccan vibrancy. It seemed to be trying to create a Bogart/Casablanca atmosphere, right down to the 40's & 50's background music. There were no locals eating on the evening we were there, possibly deterred by the prices. Our meal, which also included one glass of beer & a bottle of water, came to 60 Euros.
As mentioned by previous reviewers Pepe Nero is tucked away down the back streets. That said, it is well signposted from Djemaa el-Fna once you find Rue des Banques. Although, I must admit we did feel a little intimidated walking through the narrow alleys in the dark after our meal.

The food tasted good and we enjoyed the pleasant service. A place to recommend. The prices was average and we experience value for money

Really enjoyed our experience here for our wedding anniversary. The service was great, we had a table right by the fountain in the main courtyard. The food was yummy - we ordered from the Italian menu and was really pleased with our choices. Would recommend to anybody although pre-book early and get a table by the fountain.

Having read the other reviews on Trip Advisor we felt ready for somthing a little special after one or two not so great experiences in the city. Pepe Nero didn't disappoint. A great gem hidden within an easy walk of the old square. Beautiful courtyard and restaurant - and the food equally stunning. Great service too. Loved it