A lovely location, food was excellent and well worth greater expense. Harira (soup) was delicious served with lime and dried figs.

A highly enjoyable discovery!

No, it's not cheap for Marrakech but you can still have an excellent lunch for under 10 Euros. Definitely beats some of the other, newer tourist places for attentive staff and general attitude.

The hamburger is good and the fries outstanding (if you need a change from Moroccan food). The more typical salads are also good, and the wok excellent.

We ate at this place three or four times during our last visit and really enjoyed the greenery and the calm as well as the food.

Beer (and apparently wine) are available but not on the menu, and there is free wi-fi access.

Although we ate here in january the 28th, we had dinner outside in the garden and it wasn't cold with our coat and sweater.
We had the mixed grill and vegetables quiche (tarte de legumes). Both very good. Also the deserts, lemon pie and tiramisu were good (tiramisu of course without alcohol). But the best part of the dinner was the atmosphere: we came through very busy streeds and arrived in the very quiet garden. Everything was dark exept for some good arranged lights, very romantic. Although Morrocan people tend to eat after eight, this kitchen is open non-stop from the hours 9 until 23. So we could eat already around seven o'clock.

This was the worst experience we had after having spent a week in Marrakech. Our seating was cramped, uncomfortable chairs, the service was non existent. We were not offered any bread or water and after having waited one and a half hours after ordering and nearly two hours after our table booking, the food that arrived was worse than cafeteria food. The menu in itself was a very simple menu and as we all had ordered just one dish, the order was neither plentiful or complicated. Terrible experience and not one that other people should have to share.