The Magic Lamp House of Aladin — Restaurant in Chefchaouen

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If you are looking for an exceptional dining experience that combines delicious flavors with a comfortable atmosphere, we at our restaurant offer you everything you wish for and more. We have a diverse menu of dishes that combine delicious taste with health benefits, as we use the best fresh and local ingredients to prepare each meal. Whether you are a fan of international cuisine Or you prefer traditional dishes with an innovative touch, we have something that will satisfy your taste. The restaurant's warm atmosphere and friendly service make every visit an unforgettable experience. Come enjoy delicious food in a place that makes you feel at...

I had only 200 DH on that day so I was worried if It was enough. they said they didn’t accept credit card but I can pay by international currency. I asked them if they accept my currency and the guy said he was going to check. While I was waiting for him, I looked at the menu and 200DH is more than enough to eat and drink there so I said I was going to have lunch there. But when I was trying to order, the other guy came up to me angrily and shouted at me so loud in front of all the customers saying like if I don’t have money I can’t eat there, I have to leave. So disrespectful. I know it must have been cultural differences, still they must have been another way to talk.

The thing is..if I had no money and was intending not to pay, I wouldn’t have asked them about the payment method before I order..

I just left the restaurant, was sad but no...

The Moroccan soup was rather disappointing (a big bowl of tasty soup with not much in it) and the mixed skewers were rather dry but the Merzuga ( goat meat with prunes, raisins and honey- hey, don’t knock it before you try it) was amazing and more than made up for the rest of the food. The entrance was a bit difficult to locate but it was more than worth the effort for the stellar rooftop view ( a perfect spot to watch the sunset). Our waiter, Mohamed Said was very friendly, really helpful and a joy to talk to- he really made this a...