DK Travel : Marrakech : Bars & Nightclubs

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Al Fassia

This frill-free restaurant has the best Moroccan food.
Alizia

Set in a garden villa, this Italian restaurant offers tasty seafood and desserts.
Café Atlas

With a largely “no liquor” rule in the medina due to its religious status, the nightlife is mostly outside the city walls. The buzz of activity is around Place Abdel Moumen Ben Ali where this pavement café is located. Coffee-drinkers can be found at streetside tables; those with a more boozy disposition can enjoy alcohol inside.
Café du Livre

This bookshop has a good café that serves a fine breakfast, tapas, risotto and even homemade chocolate cake (see Café du Livre ).
Casino de Marrakech

Opened in 1952 with a full revue show imported from Paris, the Casino has seen the likes of Josephine Baker grace its stage. It now features 14 gaming tables and a cabaret show.
Chalet de la Plage

An Essaouiran institution, this beachside restaurant has a wonderful sea-facing open terrace. Wine and beer are served.
Chez Driss

Dating back to 1925, this pâtisserie serves cakes in a courtyard.
Chez Sam

This boat-shaped shack sits at the harbour’s end. It’s great for watching the boats come into the harbour to deliver the catch – part of which will end up as your meal.
Comptoir

Apart from the good food, Comptoir offers the unique Marrakech night out (if you like glamour and loud music that is).
Comptoir

A spacious lounge above the ground floor restaurant (see Comptoir ), with a long and alluring bar stretching along one wall, this is the place where women dress up and men turn on the charm. The atmosphere is smart and sophisticated, verging on the louche.

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Restaurant price categories

For a full meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), plus taxes and extra charges.
- under Dh100
- Dh100–Dh200
- Dh200–Dh300
- Dh300–Dh400
- over Dh400