Bar Oum Rabie — Restaurant in Chefchaouen

I don’t usually leave bad reviews, but our visit to Oum Rabie Restaurant in Chefchaouen was frustrating enough to warrant one. From the moment we sat down, we felt ignored rather than welcomed. We had a very simple order—just beers—but had to ask multiple times before anything arrived. Meanwhile, guests who came after us were served promptly, including their drinks and sides.

The waiter, Abdul, completely disregarded us and even pretended like he hadn’t taken our order, though he clearly had. We were planning to leave a generous tip, but after witnessing how we were treated, we understandably changed our minds.

To make things worse, the complimentary items that normally come with the beers—like salad or French fries—were only brought out after we asked for them, even though they were supposed to be included from the start.

All in all, the service was unprofessional, inattentive, and made us feel like we weren’t valued as guests. Definitely won’t be returning and hope others have a better experience...

Not recommended: bad food, terrible service.

Service took incredibly long and was not friendly at all, it's almost rude. After an hour of waiting our food arrived and it disappointed massively: chicken was dry, rice was flavourless, plates were nothing like the pictures on the menu, and fries were undercooked. When trying to address this with the waiter, he simply dismissed the complaints. There was no receipt either, when asked for they produced a hand-written note in Arabic (which we cannot read). We paid the exact amounts as given on the menu and after we left, the waiter chased us down the street as he thought we didn't pay enough, but he couldn't tell us how much was missing. We made him recount the money and it was correct after all.

Very bad food, even worse service. The worst...

Great bar,at first when you walk in it looks really small but there is a really big upstairs with lots of tables.good staff and they bring lots of free tapas around to everyone.all the bars in Morrocco allow smoking, which is strange at first coming from Europe where it's been banned in bars for more than 10 years but they do have plenty of ventilators and fans so it's not too bad , it's something you have to put up with if you don't smoke and want to go to a bar in Morrocco.i have been to bar's in 4 different cities in Morrocco and the locals always talk to you, they love to talk to foregieners and always make you welcome.they will put any football match you want on.i asked for england v Spain u21 European cup final on and the locals loved and we're glued to the...