Café El Bahia

I went there for a solo date, the atmosphere was good, and calm, with a bit of music on the background. The service was super, the staff were very nice, polite and always smiling. I didn't get much honestly, I only had a juice, but it was very tasty, you could tell that it wasmade of fresh fruits. I would definitely go back to this place!

nice chicken pastilla and moroccan salad, the harira was reasonably unimpressive though. overall good prices and great location, especially the inside garden

well. the food was great, though why would anyone stick on a plate: rice, french fries and then give you also some bread, I have no idea. Still we were positively surprised by the taste of everything and the juiciness of chicken in particular since its dryness followed us around in Marroco. The only thing is the astonishingly unhurried approach of the waiters to... well, everything and the size of the tables outside - a party of three or more should sit there only for drinks or appetizers - anything more is a test in logistic thinking. Still... a good place to chill out with good food or a perfect cup of Moroccan tea.

A lovely quaint place on the outskirts of the Medina with beautiful architecture and atmosphere. It's a cafe on the outside and a restaurant inside. The food was presented really well, and the food was lovely. I found the pastilla to be really sweet and couldn't eat it. The tagines were lovely but lacked seasoning. The cost was decent and fitted our party of 7 comfortably.

This was a really nice place. We sat in the outside courtyard and it was very isolated from the chaos of the city outside. It looked clean and the service was nice. We made friends with the resident turtle that apparently lives in the landscaping around the courtyard. The food was good and the prices were reasonable. This place is a nice respite from the city.