Delicious, authentic Moroccan food that truly hits the spot. Every dish was rich in flavor and felt like it was made with care and tradition. The atmosphere and decor made me feel right at home warm, cozy, and beautifully done. Definitely a place I'll keep coming back to! thank you ! read more

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Wanted to come for my birthday but closed on sundays so almost 2 weeks later I got my birthday dinner, we got beef pastilias and a pistachio slice to share :3 it's so good but I'm bias tastes like my childhood, thank you again for bringing delicious food to Tulsa! I recommend this place to anyone who listens :) Also menu said desserts 6 but bill said pistachio cake was 8 not a big deal but menu should match price. The number on the bathhouse is also the same as the restaurant and you can also text that number on WhatsApp for the Bath house. The chef actually texts the boss on WhatsApp handy information for introverts! read more

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S. Trenton St has a block that has become a short little hotbed of activity in the last few years. Notes of Marrakesh (or is it Taste of Morocco?) is one of the newer restaurants I've visited. Despite the name confusion it's a small restaurant with a laser focus on some popular Moroccan food. The menu is concise but offers enough variety to keep the palate satisfied. The evening we visited there were 10 other patrons and apparently only 1 server/bartender. The wait was more than normal but the food quality made up for that inconvenience. My wife ordered Chicken Tajine with caramelized Prunes and Apricot. I ordered Beef Pastila, a phyllo dough filled with beef stew and almond paste topped with honey. It was absolutely delicious. I almost wanted to call it Beef Baklava because the drizzle of honey over the phyllo dough reminded me of Baklava. We really liked the more intimate, smaller space of the restaurant. When weather permits there is some outside seating. There is a breakfast menu which I have not ordered from yet. Maybe next visit. Overall the experience here was great albeit the service was slow. I'd much rather support a locally owned small restaurant than a chain restaurant any day of the week. read more

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Wow! This place is amazing. The food is authentic, delicious, and beautiful! I absolutely loved the avocado salad. The owner is so sweet! I can't wait to go back and try the fig toast and pear salad. read more

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Great little hidden gem, I tried the lamb Tajin and the lamb burger and both were exceptional! The server was very knowledgeable and passionate about the food. It was such a fun experience and I'll definitely be back. read more

Y'ALL! Everything is delicious. The service made you feel like you were guests at someone's house. The atmosphere was charming and culturally appealing, reflecting Morocco and its owner's passion for the country and of course, the food. We did not drink any cocktails but they all looked amazing! We had the following: - Moroccan Spiced Coffee. This comes with a steamed milk you can pour in and a small date cookie. I loved it both black and with the milk! The cookie was not overly sweet and was a good pallet starter. Not sure of the caffeine content, fyi. 9.5/10 - Sheep in a Blanket. A lamb sausage in some of the flakiest phyllo dough sprinkled with black sesame seeds. Tasty but I wish there was a dip of some sort. You get 2 per order. 8/10 - Chicken on the bone Tagine with Prunes and Apricots. Big enough for two people to share. Comes with their Moroccan bread to help sop it up( do not leave a drop of that sauce behind!) No further notes other than YUMMMMMMMMMMM. PS- you can ask for a little extra sauce. 10/10 - Rfissa. Chicken on the bone, lentils, and phyllo fried bread. Big enough for two people to share. Yum yum yum yum. I added just a dash of the seasoned salt from the table but it was so comforting and delicious. 8.5/10 - Pistachio Cake drizzled with chocolate syrup and a split strawberry. We shared this because we were already getting full but it's small enough to where you could have your own and not be overwhelmed. This was not overly sweet and was the perfect finale to this amazing eating experience. 9/10 Overall, we weren't disappointed by anything and the owner was at the front and back of the house, greeting everyone and checking in. Love that they are open late too! We weren't disappointed already planning what to get next time before she brought us the check. This place is PHENOMENAL and I highly recommend. read more

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Know BEFORE you go. Credits cards are taboo here. Bring cash or a debit card. Don't ask for a diet coke. However, healthy beer, wine and mixed drinks are available. Service is minimal, but adequate. The restaurant is clean and comfortable, decorated with Moroccan/Arabic/Islamic mosaic wall art. The tables are decorated in the same colorful motif of faux tile decals. Some type of Arabic opera was playing on the big screen. Pictures and reviews showcase various unique artisan meals, and some meals are basic home cooking with a flavorful Moroccan spin. Start your day with a Moroccan or Turkish breakfast. Have a colorful fruity salad for brunch. Meals likely influenced by a mix of Arab and Berber ethnic heritage. And try the coffee. My wife did and it was good. Our dining experience was limited to the entrée page of the menu. Two versions offered, Pastila and Tajine. The beef and chicken Pastila descriptions were tempting, but meat and sweet doesn't work for me. Tajine it will be. No lamb today, so beef and chicken tajine will be lunch. Tajine, meals cooked and served under those funny little ceramic teepees. Grandma's roast chicken and pot roast style beef stew. You have a choice of options to augment the meat flavors. Caramelized prunes and apricots, or preserved lemons and olives. I never pass up preserved lemons and olives. That was for me, on the beef. Prunes and apricots on my wife's roast chicken. Both meals served with a small loaf of bread. My bowl was filled with a very liberal serving of beef. A portion well worth the $22 at today's beef prices. Tasty, very basic meals of bread and meat. This is a rare opportunity to sample Moroccan cuisine. Try it! When it came time to pay, we had a dilemma. Only credit cards were to be found in my wallet. My personal pecuniary ideology does not condone use of a debit cards and considers there use a stigma. In the future, a sign on the front door stating the restaurant's preference of payment would be helpful to the patrons. read more

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Their food is very good. I had never tried rocking food before and the Moroccan hamburger is hands-down better than any hamburger that we have in the United States my friend had a lamb dish and she loved it the service. Needed another person serving he was by himself. The atmosphere is very Moroccan. Beautiful colors great music. read more

I came here for an event and am hooked. My friends and I were all just blown away by the delicious food, the lovely place, and the wonderful people who made us feel like family. My only regrets was that I couldn't eat more. Looking forward to adding this hidden gem to the rotation of my regular haunts. read more

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Tulsa has a true gem in Notes of Marrakesh! From the moment we walked in, we could feel the warmth and care that went into creating this beautiful, female-owned restaurant. It's newer to the scene, but it already feels like a staple. We ordered a little bit of everything so we could get the full experience--and every single dish was a hit. The flavors are vibrant, layered, and authentically Moroccan, yet approachable for anyone trying this cuisine for the first time. The spices, the textures, and the presentation all showed the kind of passion and attention to detail you don't find just anywhere. What impressed me most was how balanced the menu is--you get rich, comforting dishes alongside bright, fresh flavors that make the whole meal feel like a journey. The portions are generous, perfect for sharing, and the staff is more than happy to guide you if you're unsure what to try. You can tell the owner poured her heart into creating a place where people can connect over food, and it shines through. If you're in Tulsa and looking for something fresh, soulful, and delicious, put Notes of Marrakesh at the top of your list. read more

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This is the first time I have eaten there. Wow what an experience the food is excellent I can't wait to go back.

Slow food at its finest! Come here when you're not in a hurry, you're catching up with friends, and want fresh/delicious Moroccan food. We came on a Friday right when they opened. The owner is so sweet and genuine. She welcomed us in as she was turning all the lights on. After looking at the menu, she answered all of our questions. The puffy pizza is an appetizer but she told us it might take longer than our entrees since they had just turned the oven on. We didn't mind so we got that along with our main dishes: the pear salad and the harira soup. The pear salad was beautifully presented with raspberry vinaigrette, cherry tomatoes, sliced almonds, and lots of blueberries. If you like lentils and chickpeas, you'll like the harira soup. It's served with the most delicious bread. Highly recommend! We would've ordered dessert too but we were full after the puffy pizza, which is a must try! Will be back to try their breakfast, drinks and dessert! The space itself is simple yet beautiful. The tile decor adds ambiance and the dishes are so pretty. They had Arabic music playing, which added to the experience. At one point, I had to ask for water. The owner seemed to be doing all the heavy lifting so I didn't mind having to do that. Can't wait to go again. read more

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After hearing about this place from one of the FB groups, I asked my friend to join me. She was so impressed with the menu and the food. Location: The place can be a little difficult to find because there is no sign over the door but there is a sign in front of the door where there is outdoor seating. There is free parking behind the building. Decor: super colorful and beautiful Menu: everything sounded good We started with the Moroccan tea (mint) which is always delicious and I also got the Orange cinnamon orange blossom drink which was delicious, refreshing and unique with its floral flavors. We ordered the lamb in a blanket which was delicious lamb sausage in a crispy, buttery pastry dough. So yummy! We ordered the lentil soup (I think it may have had a specific name but I cannot remember exactly what it was called) which was so hearty and delicious- had figs in it which was a lovely surprise for my taste buds. We ordered the chicken tajine which was also delicious. The dish came with homemade bread but we added the noodles which were a beautiful combination of savory and sweet. The service was great except for when we went to pay, the owner(?) did not like that we wanted to charge the meal instead of use debit. Otherwise, we enjoyed ourselves and the delicious food. We would love to come back and try more items on the menu. read more

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A one-of-a-kind restaurant in Tulsa (and maybe all of Oklahoma) with incredible Moroccan cuisine. We had chicken tajin and chicken pastilla, both were delightful combinations of sweet and savory. Apricots! Almonds! Sesame! To drink we had fresh juice and smoothies. Truly amazing. Food is not made until you order so do you expect a bit of a wait but it is well worth it. We learned from the owner they are opening a Moroccan bathhouse which we will definitely check out. read more

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This was one of the best and most memorable meals I've had in the past year. Everything is prepared fresh, and the balance of flavors is unmatched. I haven't had better lamb anywhere in Tulsa. Although it took a bit of time to get our food, the wait was absolutely worth it. This restaurant has my highest recommendation. read more

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Phenomenal food, as well as service. I definitely recommend the Lamb with blueberries! The salad was so perfect and the vibe was so nice inside! read more

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This is Tulsa's hidden gem! You get a very mom & pop feel when you dine here. The food is exceptional, rivaling the best restaurants in town. I started my meal off with cream cheese cigars and the puffy pizza. Both came out very fresh and tasted exceptional. I loved the pizza more, but that is a palette preference. I'd recommend trying both. On to the main course: the lamb tajine. It's the juiciest lamb roast you'll ever have. The taste is unique - it's unlike anything I've ever had before (my first time ever having Moroccan food). I'd say the Lamb Tajine is a must try, but I also didn't try any of the other mains. I rarely give a restaurant 5 stars but this truly deserves it. The food is fresh so it takes a little bit of time to come out, but you will love it. read more

We searched for quality food on short notice and Notes of Marrakesh ranked highly. Excellent tajine, excellent pancakes and baclava, wonderful service, the owner had a great conversation with us, just excellent all around. Can't recommend strongly enough! read more

The pineapple, coconut, lemon smoothie was perfect. The Moroccan coffee was good and had a unique flavor; came with a frothy milk and sweet chocolate treat. The lamb tajine was very flavorful. Good roast and cooked to a good temp. We got the lemon and olive flavors. The puffy pizza appetizer was worth it and perfect small size for two people to share before an entree. Family owned, pub style vibe. The service was a little slow, as it was busy and there were a lot of customers. The atmosphere is very cute and clean. Well thought out decor and very adorable dish-ware and presentation. read more

This is a gem of flavors and culture in Tulsa. The food was bursting with warm flavors, and bright notes. The service was kind and welcoming. It felt like being in someone's home. The atmosphere was filled with colorful tiles, and gorgeous scents were throughout the restaurant. We will be back any time I am in Tulsa! read more

On Monday, we decided to try something new and this place came highly recommended. We had the whole place to ourselves. It's such a cute place. The food was absolutely amazing - we had the lamb and seafood special, the lamb puff appetizer and the avocado salad. For dessert, the owner let us try her baklava and it was the absolute greatest thing I've ever tasted. The owner was so sweet and she deserves all the praise. If you want your tastebuds to be blown away, eat here!! read more

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Outstanding food - and service is so good. The Meatball and Lamb Tagine are a must. Homemade bread is so good. Top it off with mint Moroccan Tea. You need to add Notes of Marrakesh to your restaurant list for Tulsa. Sit outside if you have a nice day - your love the Moroccan blue decor. read more

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INCREDIBLE. Tulsa is lucky to have a place this delicious and diverse. We went on a Friday night and were immediately greeted by two friendly faces. The ambiance is comfortable with Moroccan touches. Ordered the avocado, figs, and almond smoothie which was tasty and an interesting flavor combination. We ordered the lamb tajine and the chicken with apricots, the order came with freshly made Moroccan bread. Every bite was delicious and a different experience than typical Tulsa fare. Highly recommend. Everyone needs to try this place. We'll be back again soon to try the pastille. Important to note - at this time they only accept debit card and cash payments. read more

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The food and service were excellent. Small quaint restaurant. Highly recommend the food.

Came here for first time and love it: the decor, music videos playing in the background, and nearby kitchen aromas take your imagination to a far away exotic and cozy family restaurant in Casablanca. The tagine dish with the traditional conical lid to trap the steam in the meatball dish was perfect dipping for the homemade bread provided. The seafood pastile or bastilla was very tasty with the warm mushroom and shrimp inside layers of a flaky baked warka or phyllo dough. They take debit or cash. read more

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Tulsa is lucky to have a place like this. For all you vegetarians out there, you have a few delicious options. My friend and I had the hearty harira soup and the scrumptious eggplant and tahini sandwich. I highly recommend both. We then capped the meal with the classic Moroccan mint tea and some sweets. The owner/chef came around to make sure everything tasted good. I love the restaurant's decor and Middle Eastern music. It's a cute, but small spot so let them know ahead of time if you're bringing a large party. Enjoy! read more

Nice atmosphere warm and inviting Food is excellent and unique, service even better,super friendly Portions could be a little bigger for the price, you won't have leftovers. read more

First time to NOM and it was amazing! My wife and I took my Mom & Dad for our weekly date night. From the time we walked in, it felt like a family place. We ordered the cigar that was cream cheese filled, then we had the avocado fig, the lamb tajin, meatball tajin, and kajisa. Service was fantastic and the food was damn good!! read more

Came for dinner early on a Saturday and it exceeded my expectations. The place is small but cozy and the staff extremely friendly. The food is amazing, everything we tried was full of flavor and fresh. We had the lamb tajine and meatball tajine and both were delicious. The lamb meat was so tender and good and the spice in the meatball dish was out of this world. Served with a lovely bread as well. Everything was delicious and the prices were very fair. We had the baklava for dessert and it was like nothing we had tried before. So much better than traditional baklava. Do yourself a favor and give this place a try! read more

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It's a quaint little restaurant. The food is absolutely wonderful. I had the pear salad it was amazing. The chicken tajin was delicious. My partner had the lamb and it was just as delicious. But that salad was the best I've had in a long time. Great job!! read more

The food is absolutely amazing, every plate burst in flavor. It became our favorite place to eat in Tulsa. The smoothies are to die for. read more

I saw a review for this place and was tired of eating the same foods and decided to try something different. I went around 9:30 i think? they had just opened but It looked like they were closed because lights were off and the doors locked but i was just early haha. I tried the moroccan breakfast and it was really delicious, i loved the sausage the soup and the crusty flatbread that came with the meal. I had also ordered the spiced coffee and it came with steamed milk and a biscuit with chocolate. She was very polite and service was quick, I also loved the music in the background and lighting was very nice too. Will definitely be coming back to enjoy the other breakfast dish or the lunch/dinner meals! read more

Amazing, delicious, and beautiful food! The pear salad was a favorite. The portions are ample too read more

We have been to Istanbul and Marrakesh and the quality of Notes of Marrakesh took me right back to where it originated. You gotta try it and you'll keep going back! read more

This was my 1st visit to Marrekesh though I've been wanting to go there for some time now due to good reviews. They didn't misrepresent. The food is wonderful. My friends and I visited for a late lunch last week. Two of us had the lamb tangine, one had the meatball stew, and the other had the burger. The blend of spices used in all the dishes is so subtle and enhances the flavors of the fresh vegetables and fruits used. Most of the herbs used in the dishes are homegrown in the Chef's home garden. The lamb was so tender. You can cut it with a fork and the meatballs as well. The bread is homemade and is the just made for dipping in the delicious sauces. It benefits from the softening effect of the sauce. My friend with the burger said it was really chewy and a bit hard to eat as a burger bun. The restaurant has a small outdoor patio but we ate inside and enjoyed the colorful mosaic tiles and wall hangings. The serving pieces are authentic Moroccan and add to the authenticity of the dining experience. Our server, Phillip, was attentive and friendly. The chef herself helped explain some of dishes and taught us about how meals are served and enjoyed in the Arab home. All together it was an outstanding culinary experience and I can't wait to return. read more

Yesterday we decided to try out Notes of Marrakech: a Taste of Morocco which is located at 315 Trenton Avenue across from the Church Studio in the Pearl District. The small dining room was beautifully decorated and perfectly clean and comfortable. Unknown to us, they had a huge catering order underway and had been closed most of the day. Luckily they had decided to open for a couple of hours mid-afternoon so we got there at the perfect time. The chef/owner, Sovana, came out to our table immediately and welcomed us warmly. She said things might be a bit slow because they were catering a large wedding that evening, but as it turned out, service actually was fairly quick. We shared two appetizers. The cream cheese "cigars" were crispy cylindrical shells stuffed with housemade cream cheese that was seasoned with thyme, peppermint, garlic, and Italian peppers. The second appetizer was lamb sausage in blankets, which were pieces of deliciously spiced meat wrapped in crisp layers of phyllo and topped with poppy seeds. Both appetizers were absolutely delicious. My wife's entree was the roasted chicken tajine with prunes and apricots. The couple of bites I had were wonderful. The chicken was moist and tender and the fruits were perfectly sweet. I had the perfectly seasoned boneless lamb tajine which was super tender and studded with slices of preserved lemon and whole Kalamata olives. We both loved the Moroccan bread which was ideal for soaking up the tajine juices. We washed down our food with two luscious fresh fruit drinks. The first was made with pineapple, coconut, and lemon and the second was Egyptian mango and strawberry. We were too full to try the desserts, but they all looked wonderful. Their breakfast menu was also enticing. Sovana and our server both came by and checked on us several times. Their welcoming friendliness was a big plus to a fabulous meal. Hours are 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Monday-Saturday. They are closed on Sunday. We were able to park on the street on a Saturday afternoon. There may be off-street parking behind the Church Studio, but I'm not sure about that. This small eatery is a gem which we highly recommend. I hope a lot of people will help support them. Yesterday we decided to try out Notes of Marrakech: a Taste of Morocco which is located at 315 Trenton Avenue across from the Church Studio in the Pearl District. The small dining room was beautifully decorated and perfectly clean and comfortable. Unknown to us, they had a huge catering order underway and had been closed most of the day. Luckily they had decided to open for a couple of hours mid-afternoon so we got there at the perfect time. The chef/owner, Sovana, came out to our table immediately and welcomed us warmly. She said things might be a bit slow because they were catering a large wedding that evening, but as it turned out, service actually was fairly quick. We shared two appetizers. The cream cheese "cigars" were crispy cylindrical shells stuffed with housemade cream cheese that was seasoned with thyme, peppermint, garlic, and Italian peppers. The second appetizer was lamb sausage in blankets, which were pieces of deliciously spiced meat wrapped in crisp layers of phyllo and topped with poppy seeds. Both appetizers were absolutely delicious. My wife's entree was the roasted chicken tajine with prunes and apricots. The couple of bites I had were wonderful. The chicken was moist and tender and the fruits were perfectly sweet. I had the perfectly seasoned boneless lamb tajine which was super tender and studded with slices of preserved lemon and whole Kalamata olives. We both loved the Moroccan bread which was ideal for soaking up the tajine juices. We washed down our food with two luscious fresh fruit drinks. The first was made with pineapple, coconut, and lemon and the second was Egyptian mango and strawberry. We were too full to try the desserts, but they all looked wonderful. Their breakfast menu was also enticing. Sovana and our server both came by and checked on us several times. Their welcoming friendliness was a big plus to a fabulous meal. Hours are 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Monday-Saturday. They are closed on Sunday. We were able to park on the street on a Saturday afternoon. There may be off-street parking behind the Church Studio, but I'm not sure about that. This small eatery is a gem which we highly recommend. I hope a lot of people will help support them. read more

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There is street parking in front of the restaurant. It is on the left of 918. It has a cheery interior and a full bar. We were a group of 7 and when we arrived were the only table but a few groups arrived after us. We ordered our drinks and food at the same time. The owner was very lovely and took our order. The other man working brought water and silverware (which are blue -fun). It took a while like 15-20 minutes for drinks to start coming out and some didn't come out until after the food arrived. The food arrived mostly together minus 1 dish at around the one hour mark. The food was excellent. I had the meatball tajine and loved the flavor and the portion size. The owner came around and asked about the food and talked a little about the dishes which was cool. We asked for the check and the owner said the preference is cash or debit but would take credit if needed. It wasn't really clear what the other person was present for as he didn't service drinks or food. It seemed like he should be trained to make the smoothies or drinks and that there would be a sign about taking cash. The food is worth a repeat visit, be ready to pay with cash, not be in a rush but either be with good friends or a good book. read more

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The food is incredible, and the owner is so nice! We will definitely be back. Very highly recommended!

Amazing! The pancakes were perfect. Service was great and personable and the atmosphere was very relaxing. We will definitely be coming back! read more

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We ordered the fig toast for an appetizer and it was delicious! Lamb Tagine and Harira soup were served hot and both had amazing flavor. Sovannah is a terrific hostess! We'll definitely be back! read more