Nono Sea Taste — Restaurant in arrondissement de Charf-Mghogha الشرف مغوغة

I only gave it two stars for the good food and the aesthetic. We went on the 28th of October night with friends, first of all it took ages to find parking we had to call several times to make sure they don’t cancel our reservation while we find a parking spot and they didn’t even bother telling us about the valet until we got frustrated and we called them again to figure it out. Then once that problem was finally solved we got to the front door and the restaurant was pretty empty lots of available tables but the hostess decided to make us choose only between two tables that weren’t really facing the view although we insisted on it when we were booking over the phone earlier. Ordered the food, took a while but was good, once we were eating the staff was like literally staring at us so uncomfortably as if they were just waiting for us to get up and leave. Time to pay so we asked for the bill probably like 3 or 4 times and had to wait for so long until actually the hostess and not the waiter who served us came holding it with such a an attitude. Gave her the money and waited again for god knows how long for her to come back with change until we had to remind the waiter AGAIN several times that we were literally sitting there just waiting for the change so we could finally go. The way that hostess acted was clearly so rude and weird and to sum it all up when finally leaving instead of giving a heads up to the valet to get the car ready they literally kept us waiting in the cold outside searching for him because he was nowhere to be found. Such a bad experience that was honestly my first and last im never...

Undoubtedly a beautiful high-end restaurant on the sea front, with a luxurious atmosphere, service, and food quality - for which you definitely pay the price, as it is a very expensive restaurant for European standards, so for Morocco even more.

I would kindly recommend the waiters to run a bit less ! There was an overall stressful atmosphere with the waiters walking extremely quickly past us, rushing to the kitchen and around the tables, coupled with very loud music for a restaurant. The staff certainly wanted to do their best, and they did, but by trying too hard they sometimes made some mistakes: our food arrived extremely quickly, which is great, but before the drinks, which is a bit problematic. Some of our plates were taken away before we were done and without asking if we were done. No one really came to ask if everything was going alright, although I clearly left my cocktail untouched, because it was too sweet. Overall, they were quite cold and barely smiled, maybe to seem professional, but it didn't...

From the moment I entered, the atmosphere was heavy and unwelcoming. It quickly became clear that I was being treated differently simply because I wore a headscarf and chose modest clothing rather than something revealing. Instead of professionalism or hospitality, there was a cold, judgmental energy — as if my presence alone was unwelcome.

In an Islamic country, this level of prejudice is not only shocking but deeply disappointing. Respect should be given to all paying guests, regardless of how they dress, yet here it seems that appearance dictates how you are treated.

The dark aura in this place is undeniable, and it overshadows everything else. To make matters worse, smoking indoors is treated as normal, showing complete disregard for guests’ health — especially those with medical conditions who cannot tolerate it.

This was one of the most unpleasant and discriminatory dining experiences I have ever had. I left feeling alienated, disrespected, and appalled.

Not recommended under any...