Jnane Soussia: Café & Restaurant

It was a unique experience; a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. Delicious traditional Moroccan cuisine. Excellent service.

I would never eat at that place. Disaster

Not recommended. I ordered a tagine and a salad. The next day, I still couldn't digest it: I vomited and had no appetite. I think the meat was spoiled. Unfortunately, they have no control over their kitchen. It was a bad experience and I won't repeat it.

Expensive compared with the others.. but quite if you would add 10dh or 20dh for each plate

Service Zero, the manager's handling is not up to standard, we hope you will improve your service in the future.

The service is very poor. The manager doesn't know how to communicate with customers.

Meh. Busloads of mostly older tourists pour into this restaurant where they serve canned olives with ketchup packets, tacos, and frozen fries... We came because of the garden and the pool (32°C in April), but the pool is apparently only open in the summer. It's near a very busy road, it's mediocre, but fortunately the tagines are still good and traditional, and the garden retains its charm. Cheap touristy atmosphere - they play American hits on the oud... weird. Overall, quite disappointing.

The place is nice for taking pictures, but the food is a total disaster. I absolutely do not recommend eating there. The lemonade was the worst I've ever had in my life—sour and bitter at the same time. When we asked, they told us the lemons were from a local garden and cost 20 dirhams. The taco wrappers were like dough, not even cooked, and one crepe looked like it was made with just flour, water, and chocolate for decoration—very poor quality. And to top it all off, there was a waiter there who was being rude and making a vulgar joke. He should be doing his job and keeping quiet, not being rude to customers.