Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant

I've been going here for years, and I absolutely love the authentic Moroccan food, I really like the owner, it's a fun experience. I personally feel like the price is great for all the courses you get. I love the atmosphere, and it's honestly one of my favorite authentic restaurants. The food is super delicious and I really like the tea there.

I'm gonna go with the rest of the 1 stars. The server talked and talked which would have been fine had the food been okay. The bread was fresh, but was just plain bread and didn't match the theme at all. My chicken and rice were very clearly microwaved as stated by others. This isn't a guess as I heard the beep and the subtle whine of the motor, then subsequent beeps as it finished a few minutes after..... Followed by more beeps and more time. The food was equally as hot for that amount of time. The presentation and atmosphere was on point though. It felt like you were there. All that said, no cool atmosphere makes up for the rest.

My boyfriend and I went here recently after seeing great reviews. Honestly, this was NOT a worthwhile experience. 1. The meal is very expensive for most students. It's $20+ dollars per person, no less. Keep this in mind. 2. The food was not great. The quality of the food was cheap. Stale bread, very bland couscous, and terrible dessert that was not even listed on the menu (it was just nuts covered in a terrible syrup). 3. The atmosphere was only alright, certainly not that of a high scale restaurant. The seats were dusty, and you could hear the microwave being used from the kitchen. Overall it was a very expensive, bland, and uninspiring experience. I normally love hole in the wall restaurants with home cooking, but this was NOT that. I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

We tried it because it was by our hotel and it ended up being a great find. Dinner here it's an event. The atmosphere is great, the seating is authentic, and the food is delicious. The waiter treated us like we were long time customers/friends. I definitely plan on coming back next time I spend an evening in Spokane.

Great food and fun atmosphere. Come prepared to finish everything on your plate before the next course is served. Lots of history about foods. Server is very chatty with you throughout the meal. Not the place if you are looking for an evening out to yourself with your partner or friend to enjoy a quiet private conversation. If you want to enjoy a fun cultural experience and meal with friends, good food and fun conversation this is your place.

It was a strange, yet fascinating experience. The owner is a very friendly, very chatty fellow. He stopped by our table so often I'm pretty sure I talked to him more than my actual date! The food is okay, but it's sorta odd that the hummus is served with what I'm fairly certain is fench bread from Walmart. We paid $20 each for our meal, and I heard a microwave door open several times in the back kitchen. We didn't have any issues with the food making us sick as some reviewers have complained. Overall, the experience was fun but the food was not something worth returning for.