Le Jardin Restaurant Marrakech Medina

Moroccan restaurant · Marrakech

Le Jardin Restaurant Marrakech Medina

Moroccan restaurant · Marrakech

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32 Souk Jeld Sidi Abdelaziz, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco

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Moroccan classics in a 16th-century building with trees  

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32 Souk Jeld Sidi Abdelaziz, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco Get directions

lejardinmarrakech.com
@oussamalaftimi

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32 Souk Jeld Sidi Abdelaziz, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco Get directions

+212 5243 78295
lejardinmarrakech.com
@oussamalaftimi

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"Traditional Food in a Dazzling Green Courtyard As one of the most innovative players on the Marrakech restaurant scene, Kamal Laftimi spearheads projects that are nothing if not showstoppers. This buzzy, green-on-green–tiled riad, bristling with courtyard banana trees, is a case in point. It's a hip hangout by day for locals and expats who meet for coffees throughout the morning and pop into celebrated kaftan designer Norya ayroN’s little boutique, which occupies a small space on the first floor. By night, it sparkles with the light of hundreds of glittering candles while large extended families and cooing couples gather over Moroccan classics such aspigeon pastilla, vegetarian couscous, and chicken tagine with olives and raisins, as well as a handful of crowd-pleasing classics such assteak frites and burgers (no alcohol served)."

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Larry Gallegos

Google
Stepping into this restaurant is an absolute delight—if you manage to secure a spot on the ground level. The first floor is truly charming, drawing you in immediately with its abundance of greenery and thoughtfully curated ambiance. It’s the kind of space that makes you want to linger and truly elevates the dining experience. Unfortunately, the aesthetic magic doesn't quite extend up. While functional and spacious, the second and third floors notably lack the distinctive vibe that makes the first floor so appealing. If ambiance is what you’re after, be sure to request the ground floor specifically. Regardless of where you sit, the service is exceptionally efficient. The servers are very nice and attentive. Our food came out very promptly, within minutes of ordering. You pay your tab at the front counter before you leave. Overall, come for the fantastic speed and friendly staff, but definitely aim for that cute first-floor spot!

Martha Page

Google
Came here on our last night in Morocco. We had a mix of the meze plates and starters instead of a main meal. Tasty food with good variety, especially for vegetarians/vegans. Price is quite high but the setting is lovely, particularly on the higher levels. Staff were very friendly

Tamara K

Google
This was my favorite restaurant in Marrakech! Been there 3 times, and if I wasn’t a foodie— always on the hunt for new places, I’d have gone every day! The juices were delicious and so the tagine and the octopus! The hummus however, wasn’t good. Prices are a bit high.

Grace W

Google
The food was average. Decor and atmosphere amazing. The waiter who served me was so nice and helpful. Didn’t expect service charge to be added since it wasn’t stated anywhere only noticed it on my bill.

Anneli Skov Dahl

Google
We really really enjoyed this restaurant and went back two times! It’s so pretty with all the colors, trees and has a great atmosphere. We can recommend the fresh cheese with cucumber as a starter!! A true hidden gem

Kevin Grubi

Google
Le Jardin offers a beautiful setting right in the heart of the Medina—an oasis of calm with a charming atmosphere and a lovely view. The décor and ambiance are definitely highlights, and the staff were extremely friendly and welcoming throughout our visit. As for the food, it was of good quality and tasted great, but leaned heavily toward a Western/European style rather than offering something authentically Moroccan. That in itself isn’t a problem, but it’s important to note if you’re hoping for local flavors. The main issue was the price. While the food was enjoyable, it felt overpriced—comparable to what you’d pay in many parts of Europe, even Switzerland. Considering we’re in Marrakech, where quality food is usually more affordable, it didn’t feel justified. It almost felt like we were paying more for the ambiance than the cuisine. In summary: a lovely place, nice staff, and good food, but the price-to-value ratio just isn’t there. If you’re visiting Marrakech for its authentic and affordable culinary experiences, Le Jardin might not be the best choice. I wouldn’t recommend it overall.

Francesca Kuttin

Google
The atmosphere was spot on! The food was nice. The breaded chicken was lovely with sautéed vegetables. My pasta wasn’t bad, the lamb croquettes could have been better but none the less a lovely meal.

Dave Rascal

Google
We had been recommended to come here as it was close to our Riad. The food was ok, but I expected so much more than just ok to justify the high price. I had Chicken escalope which I enjoyed,but not much in the way of garnish or veg or sauce,I ordered chips which were tasty enough. My wife had Bolognese pasta which should have had cheese or garnish but was just a bowl of adequate pasta with an ok sauce. Hot chocolate was warm and again tasty but not very hot. I left feeling that we paid a premium for an adequate meal. Service was fairly slow,I had to ask the chatting waiters for drinks and desserts rather than them noticing we had finished. Certainly an ok meal with a busy feel, but more cafe than top restaurant.