Le Salama - Marrakech

The Moroccan salad selection is fantastic and they serve alcohol, which are the two standout features of this restaurant. However, the space is a bit cramped and the nightly belly dance show is very loud and intrusive. While some may enjoy this, it made us want to leave. Additionally, we suspect that we were overcharged as we paid much more than what we ordered.

There were very limited vegetarian options available and no vegan options marked on the menu. The waiter did not seem to understand my dietary requirements when I tried to explain them. The food was decent but nothing remarkable - just your typical Moroccan tagine. We found the prices to be extremely high, making it the priciest meal we had during our trip to Marrakech. The restaurant had a stylish decor, but we were not pleased with our table placement right under a bird cage.

Le Salama, like all Moroccan restaurants in the medina, offers vegetarian options but without exceptional quality or uniqueness. There are better choices in the medina!

There are very limited vegetarian options available, with no items clearly marked as vegan on the menu. The waiter did not seem to comprehend my explanation of vegan preferences. The food was decent, but nothing exceptional; it consisted mainly of typical Moroccan-style tagine dishes. The prices were exorbitant, making it the most expensive meal we had during our holiday in Marrakech. The decor of the restaurant was stylish, although our table was situated directly underneath a bird cage.

Le salama présente comme dans tous les restaurants marocains des options végétariennes de la médina, mais sans qualité ou particularité exceptionnelle. Il y a de meilleurs choix dans la médina !