This was my second visit to Marrakech and I knew that I just had to go back to Al Fassia after enjoying a fabulous meal on my previous visit. Last time, I dined alone, but this time I was in Marrakech with a 'Foodie' friend and I knew that he would love Al Fassia so I booked in advance for... More

We recently ate at Al Fassia in Marrakech and were delighted by the delicious local cuisine and friendly service. As a starter we had a selection of traditional salads which could have been a main course in itself! At least 10 tapas-sized salads which included the most delicious aubergine I ever tasted! I would definitely recommend trying this as it... More

Tucked off the street, at first glance you might walk past this restaurant. But you would be sorely missing out on the Moroccan delights it has to offer. An a la carte restaurant at a reasonable price. The food is traditional, authentic and flavoursome. Offering a light, airy interior for you to sit back and relax. I went there for... More

We were reccomend al Fassia by our Raid manager and a friend . It is run by women only except the door man . The portion sizes are generous ,nice wine and the staff were efficient and friendly . I would highly recommend the Pigeon Bastille to share as an entree .

Echoe all the reviews food was superb as were the staff. Not cheap but then Marrakesh is not as cheap as the guide books make out - if you like decent food. Had a bit if a blow out 1000 D f for three course having said that the red wine was 300 D - local carbebet very palatable. Great... More

Restaurant is clean and staff is friendly. Good service. You can find the traditional Marroc foods. Just ask for traditional tastes if you like to get a decision.

Would advise booking ahead as this is a very popular place and well worth planning for. It is a women's co-operative and run very efficiently. The tables are small and a bit cramped but the food perched on top is delicious. Staff could smile a little more but that's the only gripe.

Ask to be seated at the terrace in the evenings when making reservation. Excellent morrocan food with servings big enough to share, at reasonable prices.

Booked with a recommendation from friends who ate here a couple of years ago. You get can impression of a place when you walk in. Met by a very stony faced Maitre d'. This set the scene for the service, some interaction but smiles seemed to be programmed out. So did not make for a comfortable atmosphere. Food did not... More