Amir Younes
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This was the ok-est meal ever.
We ended up here when our destination ended up being closed and we had to find something.
The restaurant was nice, going for a finer dining look and feel on the outskirts of the Old Town. They did have a nice, air conditioned, non-smoking area upstairs - so that was awesome.
My 7 year old was delighted to see Wimbledon on TV and was thoroughly enjoying the match, before the waiter decided to change the channel (to Fútbol of course) despite the room being mostly empty - my kiddo was pretty upset the rest of the meal. The rest of the service was similar, ok albeit slightly impatient. Something we learned is that this restaurant does things French style (which maybe we should’ve guessed by the name). That’s fine and good, but given we were in Morocco, we kinda wanted Moroccan style.
After finally settling in on our dishes, pictured below the food started to trickle out.
Most of it lacked much flavor. We did enjoy the salad which was fresh and generous. My kiddo enjoyed the tartar. However the fruit de mare and sardines were both meh. Sardines are supposed to be a local specialty, but here they were very underwhelming. While the fruit de mare was not overly fried (this is a positive) it also didn’t have much taste or flavor.
That said, prices were reasonable, maybe the ultimate you get what you pay for? Our meal ended up being about 360 local (including tip), roughly €36.
Look, if you’re looking for a bit of a buttoned up experience and trying to avoid any stomach bugs, this might be your jam. But honestly, you can probably do much better than okay. I know we plan on trying to.