The rooftop restaurant is tucked away in a small street on top of a shopping complex. it has very good view over the town. It's nicely decorated, quite posh and relaxing. They don't serve any alcohol but have a big selection of tea from herbal infusion to moroccan tea or red tea. The food we tried were a bit too sweet. But it's definitely a good choice for an afternoon tea or after dinner drink (tea or coffee).

The service is pretty slow. Without a reservation you will be put in the sun to wilt.

The slow-cooked lamb isn't bad, but the Caesar salad seemed to be dressed in two-stroke oil.

Worth a lunchtime trip if you're in the neighborhood, but Souk Kafe is just round the corner and is more fun.

With friends, we were taken for lunch to this rooftop terace where there were wonderful views of the Atlas Mountians - the food was very traditionally Morrocan with good service and reasonable prices.

Unfortunately we visited on a rainy night which wasn't great. The food though was excellent and would highly recommend it. The Cafe des Epices is a great lunch location next to the Berber Market.

Don't bother. The staff take ages to serve you, don't listen to your order(s), bring only part of what you asked for, as a result, and really just don't seem interested. The wifi also didn't work and although you're on a rooftop terrace, don't be looking for any kind of interesting view. Yes, you can see the mountains away off in the distance, but that's about it unless you like satellite dishes and people's washing drying. Stuff was over-priced, too, and the chocolate pastilla was sopping in nutella - not exactly a balanced recipe.