Restaurant Marocain Dar Safran

Name: Restaurant Marocain Dar Safran
Address: 9,Rue patrice lumumba, Av. Moulay Hassan, Rabat 10005, Morocco, Rabat, MA
Telephone: +212 5 37 70 49 82
Rating: 4.4

4.4

5 reviews

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Restaurant Marocain Dar Safran - Rabat. Hours available.

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Restaurant Marocain Dar Safran est un etablissement de type Restaurants a Rabat. Zone: Rabat-Sale-Kenitra. Horaires disponibles sur la fiche. Telephone: +212 5 37 70 49 82. Site web: https://www.darsafran.com/.

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Food Menu: Tagines, grilled meats, couscous, fresh juices, mint tea, and daily chef specials.

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Google review 01/20/2026 6:51 pm

Par: Admin Registered User Top Reviewer

Restaurant Marocain Dar Safran offers an authentic Moroccan dining experience with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The décor reflects traditional Moroccan style, creating a cozy and elegant setting.

The food is flavorful and well-prepared, with rich spices and fresh ingredients. Dishes are beautifully presented, and the menu offers a good variety of classic Moroccan options. The service is friendly and attentive, making guests feel comfortable throughout their visit.

Overall Rating:
A great place to enjoy traditional Moroccan cuisine in a pleasant and relaxing environment.

Google review 12/30/2025 11:00 pm

Par: Nora Registered User Top Reviewer

A beautifully maintained place in classic Moroccan style.
Excellent cuisine and easily the best seafood pastilla I had during my trip to Morocco. Perfectly crispy, very generous in size and full of flavor.
The skewers are good too, but after that pastilla they simply cannot compete. Friendly, relaxed service and a very pleasant overall experience.
Great quality/price!

Google review 12/05/2025 9:44 pm

Par: Leila Registered User Top Reviewer

Yeah you'll have to ignore all the positive reviews about this restaurant. The host has no idea what restaurant etiquettes mean.

A stray cat kept pestering me inside the restaurant while I was eating and she did nothing about it, to make matters worse she went inside and laughed it off pretty evidently. And then comes the worst part, I pay 200dh for a bill of 114dh but the change I was handed was soiled and torn. I ask her to give me notes which are usable and acceptable. Now she's annoyed and yells something in French while she clearly knows I don't speak the language. And here I thought Rabat is mild for tourists. Be cautious when you visit the place. The same stray cat had been lingering around in the kitchen as well, so I have questionable thoughts about how hygienic the place is. One mildly positive point is that the food wasn't bad.