مطعم أزار

Amazing place! Very nice atmosphere and really tasty food. The belly dancers were incredible and they made the atmosphere even better! Excellent food, excellent staff and excellent customer service. Also the guy that is making cocktails with the table that moves around is very kind and makes amazing cocktails!! An incredible experience overall in Marrakesh!! Highly recommended

Beautiful spot for dinner with family. We came for my birthday celebration for my husband and staff was so attentive. Food was delicious and spot on. Special thanks to Naima - she was very attentive and her service was 5 star. If you want good authentic experience - this is the right place. We also enjoyed belly dancing, life music and complimentary henna art. Will definitely come back again.

Azar the restaurant is a beautiful and modern building with unique colours and lighting. I had ordered calamari and beef ribs as my starters and they was amazing great starters, however I had to wait roughly 50 minutes to get my main course, I had ordered a mix grill and for the money I had paid for it, it was definitely not worth it 290 MAD for the grill and I had finished it within 3 minutes due to how small the portion sizes are. The ladies dancing was a pleasant live experience. Would recommend this place but do not go if you are really Hungry because you will end up paying a fortune.

Absolutely delicious dinner, swamped with lavish food and amazing service. This place is truly a world-class, Michelin-star-worthy place and a must-see when you visit Marrakesh! ✨️ From the moment the red curtain opens and the cozy, dimly lit restaurant opens its arms, you feel like you are entering an oasis filled with history and magnificent decor. The music in the background seemed to be playing from speakers, but I could not be more wrong! Three musicians hidden in a small cavity played away the spirit of the night. A true 5-star experience.

Amazing dinner party/show in Marrakech. The food was very delicious, especially mezzes and the main dishes, were very tasty and portions were so big that we were not able to take any dessert afterwards. Atmosphere and the interior design make you feel like in your dream fairytale about Morocco… the dance show is a wonderful addition to your evening!

Nice vibe and nice service. There was a show of during dinner when we were there. So it was quite fun. The food was averagely good but not amazing. I would still recommend to go there if you would like to have a nice evening. Tourist 80% and locals 20% (from the looks). U should book beforehand.

Our tour group leader suggested this restaurant after we found out our first choice was fully booked. It had a lot of good food options (I don’t drink, so I don’t pay attention to that part, but my fellow group participants seemed enthusiastic). It seemed upscale. To give context, the last two weeks I’ve been on a trip where we’ve eaten in more basic restaurants, and as part of responsible tourism, in people’s homes. There’s a dress code at this restaurant. The ambience was appealing. If I lived in town and wanted to go out on a date, I would come back. I am a picky vegetarian, and there were several options for me. I had my second shakshouka of the trip, and some Turkish fried raviolis. I couldn’t tell they were fried, so maybe it was done in a light, subtle way. Our reservation was for 8 o’clock, and they had two different shows while we were there, around 9 and I think again at 10. The show consisted of women in red dresses dancing through the aisles, stopping to interact with people. I wouldn’t call that a reason to go, for me personally, but maybe that’s enough of a draw to bring some people in. In any case, I found the food reasonably priced and the flavor pretty good. I was disappointed that my shakshouka was lukewarm and if I was not with a group, I might’ve asked if they could heat it for me. I took a star off for that reason. They charged my friend US$300 to reserve for 10 of us, and that was reimbursed. They offer a chocolate soufflé with a sidecar of vanilla yogurt, and it was pretty good, but for me the ratio was off. I want a 1:1 ratio on my chocolate cake and my vanilla ice cream. The menu warns about a 20 minute wait for this item, but I imagine at that hour they’re just knocking them out because they were flying off the shelves. This is a pretty big restaurant with an upstairs and a downstairs. They were willing to do that thing of coming by to each person to see what they had chosen and to let that person pay individually, which I always appreciate, as the one who tends to not want to divide a check evenly.

This is a luxorious experience at a fair price in the heart of Marrakech. The food is 5 stars, a real orgy of local tastes. Nabil was our waiter making the evening special to us by reading our wishes. An absolute must visit.