We ended up in Le Marrakech as another restaurant we preferred was closed on Christmas Eve. We…read moreshould have known it was a bad sign when upon entering, no one bothered to greet us. Although the restaurant was nearly empty, it took the waitress awhile to even acknowledge our presence, as it seems she was more interested in folding the napkins on the tables. Then, even after we were finally seated, she was in no hurry to bring us the menu and take our order. It was apparent that we were not welcomed in the establishment, and my suspicion was reaffirmed when a group of guests that followed us who seemed to be locals were greeted warmly and received a more expedient service. The discriminatory service continued throughout the meal as we were completely neglected while the waitress chatted up with white French patrons around us. The message was clear, she was not interested in serving tourists or people of color. Even more appalling was the food which turned out to be dismal and so NOT worth the bigotry we had to endure!

Les tagines sont délicieux avec la possibilité d'acheter à emporter.read more

I've come here 3 times with colleagues and the food and service is always on point. The chicken…read morebrochette is tasty and all the vegetable sides that come along with it are simply delicious. The restaurant is cozy with warm accents and traditional decor. The service is always very quick no matter how packed the restaurant is. Looking forward to my next visit.

We went there for diner. Excellent meal. Portions are huge and tasty. The menu is divided between…read moreMarocan and Lebanese dishes. The wait can be long so go there when you have time!

This place is definitively quite something! It's really two places in one. There is two different…read morepart, that almost look like two separate places but with the same staff. One is a tea room where people come to smoke "Sheesha" and it seem to be the more popular part of the place. Specialized in Moroccan cuisine, the restaurant part is less crowded (at least on the Wednesday night when I was there). I had being dying for a good "tajine" for a few days and that's what win me to this place initially. The chicken "tajine" with "citron confit" (preserved lemon) was actually quite good... but 32 swiss francs (which is the same as US at this time) for a tajine is quite steep. Now Geneva is quite an expensive city but still... adding a cheese brick as appetizer, a glass of Moroccan wine and a mint tea did bring the bill for a single person to 63 swiss franc! Now the surprise, they do not accept any kind of card. I didn't swiss franc and they proposed to accept euro but only at a 1.1 exchange rate (a ripoff). Ended up having to go to an ATM to get swiss francs that I didn't need otherwise. The server was nice but she needed to split her time between the two parts of the place so it was quite slow. If you are in Geneva and really must need to eat a tajine then it is a good place... but you have to really want it!

Pretty decent hookah, nice server and fairly priced for Geneva. If your looking to sit outside…read morerelax and blow some smoke rings this is the spot to do it

Pouring rain and turned away from a restaurant next door. Who knew a Wednesday night off-season…read moremight be tough! Instead, we were treated to a delicious pair of tagines here, one chicken and preserved lemon, the other, grilled octopus and vegetables. We paired those with our first ever Moroccan red wine! Delicious! Dessert was an unusual take on the standard creme brulee. The custard was infused with pistachio, rendering it a beautiful pale green, hiding under the perfect burnt sugar crust!

From the owner: Restaurant oriental, couscous, tajines, pâtisseries orientales, thé à la menthe, salade mechouia,…read morespécialités tunisiennes et marocaine, vins du maghreb, desserts maisons, plats à emporter, cuisine halal.

This place looks brand new and was super clean. I had the kebab plate and it was large and really…read moretasty. The bread with it was some of the best I have ever had. Not a bad stop to pop into and get a kebab