Le Palace

French restaurant · Marrakech

Le Palace

French restaurant · Marrakech

Av. Echouhada, Marrakech 40000, Morocco

Highlights

Le Palace in Marrakech’s Hivernage blends 1920s Art Deco charm and colonial flair with glam dining, chic cocktails, and a lively, sophisticated vibe.

Av. Echouhada, Marrakech 40000, Morocco Get directions

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@afar

"Glamorous Resto-Club for Urban Sophisticates Declared one of the best clubs in the world by the Grey Goose–sponsored World’s Finest Clubs, Le Palace is everything you’d expect from the brand. Glitzy and glamorous from the moment you drive down Hivernage’s palm-fringed, villa-lined avenue to getthere to sipping champagne at the mirrored bar. It’s the latest project of local entrepreneur Nouredine Fakir, who with this opening proves that he’s made it. Clubby, sophisticated, and peopled with international and Moroccan players on the see-and-be-seen circuit—formal evening attire is expected—Le Palace is a riddle of intimate lounges and dining rooms that ooze a nonchalantly laid-back sort of sophistication. Full-time deejays, cigar bars, a packed restaurant serving dishes such asthesignature Crying Tiger steak ensure that once firmly ensconced within its gilded chamber, you too will feel like you’ve made it."

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Lydia Ainsworth

Google

One of our favourite spots in Marrakech! Not sure how there are so many low ratings on this restaurant as this is the second time I’ve been there. (I went last year too) As the service, cocktails and food are incredible. Depending on the time you go I think affects the atmosphere, as it seems to be busier the later you go. But it depends how you like it. We all had the baby squid to start (incredible) and for main I had the lobster linguini - which could be the best I’ve ever had. My family had black cod, sole and steak. All very pleased with their meals. We will definitely be back. I wouldn’t let the current 3.9 rating affect your choice of trying this place, I would go along and decide yourself.

Nat Dino

Google

Absolutely breathtaking place with beautiful decor. Amazing selection of French food and drinks. Would highly recommend if you’re looking for a fancier spot to eat in Marrakech. The service was very good until the very end, when the waiter oddly ‘reminded’ us the service charge was not included so that we would need to tip. However the service charge was very clearly included as written on the receipt. We tipped anyways but it was a bit off putting.

Han H

Google

We made a reservation for five people in advance via our tour guide, and when we came here, the restaurant was almost empty, but still we were refused to be seated for a six person table, which was more spacious. Instead we were assigned to tables that were round and tiny, on the corridor that was super narrow to the point an adult man could hardly walk normally, with the food kept passing over our head when the waiters passed by Menu came with a QR code with japanese, south American, western fusion food. The main dish including the beef and tuna were just so-so, slightly better with the duck breast. The most tasty food was fried chips and smashed potatoes for a French restaurant. Amazing! As time passed, heavy smoking inside the restaurant which was hard to bear with. Overall ~600dh per head for three starter, three mains and three cocktail. All the staff except the manager were friendly, food was pricey and below expectation. If you are expecting authentic French food or fine dining, definitely not this place with this price. If you wish for nice place to chill, sorry there are many more options in Marrakesh.

Isabelle

Google

Truly I’m not sure why this place has less than 5 stars. The food is of high quality, the servers are proper and top notch. The menu is varied with many options, some of which are fusion based. The steak was a highlight, cooked to perfection. The wagyu gyoza was a new thing to taste which I had never tried before and which I wish I could eat more of on a daily basis! Anything with truffle you must say yes to. The dessert were *chefs kiss* the best way to end this beautiful meal. Le palace, aside from the above, is an absolute vibe. It’s a place to come and see and be seen. Downstairs is moody and Victorian, perfect for intimate gatherings, the upstairs is fun and romantic. I asked many people in Marrakesh about the best restaurant and almost all of them said Le Palace.

L VeithL

Google

If your looking for a break from the usual Morrocon menu, this is the place to come. Le Palace had an extensive and interesting menu, good location, good service and we enjoyed the many different starters on the menu.

Amin Abdalla

Google

Amazing food and service. The staff were really friendly and helpful, we had so many lovely dishes!

Gin G

Google

Fantastic service, good cocktails, good and quality food. Also it’s a really nice restaurant. A must try

blossom

Google

Recommended by a expat friend as an absolute must especially booking a table at ground floor with art-deco design. Staff are friendly and give their utmost effort. Unfortunately, when it gets crowded they are disorganised and chaotic with serving. Tables are packed in a small space where safety can be a risk for employees and for customers because of the narrow space where people need to pass along (less than 50cm width) and sometimes the staff even need to carry a tray stand holder to pass by for serving. Fortunate, the food was surprisingly good (except for the bearnaise) but not authentic French as they also have pizza and pasta on the menu. Menu is too extensive and to some orders they even decline as they don't have. If you like to have a chic dinner to be seen with volumed up clubbing music and bad acoustic, this may be your place to be.