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Only if you come for the view, want to sit quietly, and price is secondary, meaning you have a generous budget. The waiter is friendly; we had our crepes, juices, and coffee within 15 minutes—acceptable. Prices are quite steep by Moroccan standards, easily higher segment prices in Europe. If price is also important, you can eat crepes on the corniche at the end for 15 Dirhams instead of 50 Dirhams. But that is with cars whizzing past and strong stadium lighting. The owner really should adjust prices downwards and make them affordable for a wider audience as a sign of good entrepreneurship. Maximizing profit isn't everything, and it needs to be sustainable in the long term.

Absolutely unbelievable! You can raise your prices by 5 or 10 dirhams due to inflation, but here your prices are double or even triple what you'd pay anywhere else! A sweet crepe, not Nutella, just sweet, is 45 dirhams! A Red Bull mojito is 90 dirhams 😱😱 I've never even seen these prices in Europe. It's insane! I've never seen these prices anywhere else in Morocco either! In Tangier and Rabat, prices are considerably lower and the quality is better. And don't even get me started on the service. At these prices, you'd expect impeccable service, but it's the complete opposite. The wait was long, even though we came at a time when it wasn't very busy. The servers didn't seem to want to work and were barely friendly. I was very disappointed. I'm posting a photo of your menu so people don't even have to come to your place!

The setting is nice, but the prices are outrageous... 170 dirhams for 6 tenders, 45 dirhams for a sugar crepe, 70 dirhams for a milkshake—even on the Champs-Élysées it's not this expensive. Please boycott.

Exorbitant prices, the only excuse being the view. It's not a small profit margin, it's highway robbery, all for such poor quality. A crepe averages 60 dirhams, juice 50 dirhams, and the mojito is nothing more than syrup... I won't even mention the price of the food they offer. I'll never set foot in there again.

What a waste… The setting is absolutely magnificent, the view is exceptional, and that's precisely what drew us in. Unfortunately, everything else was a huge disappointment. First surprise: the prices are completely exorbitant. Once seated, and after waiting more than 15 minutes for the menu, we decided to stay anyway. But at these prices, one naturally expects impeccable quality. The reality is quite different. The crepes at 100 DH were frankly disappointing; you can make much better ones at home. The drinks, which were supposed to be served chilled, arrived lukewarm, as did the bottle of water, which we had to send back. For an establishment that charges such prices, this is hardly acceptable. The only positive point was the waiter, who remained professional and pleasant despite the situation. It's truly a shame to see such a sublime place offer such a mediocre experience. It feels like everything depends on the beauty of the location and that the customer is simply there to pay the bill. Personally, I'll never set foot in there again.