Earth Café — Restaurant in Marrakesh Prefecture

Unfortunately it's one of the rare if not the only vegeterian/vegan restaurant that is available in the Medina. So if you really cannot take another vegetables tagine or a pancake because there is nothing else, you can try this place. But unfortunately I cannot recommend this restaurant to my friends and guests. The food was just atrocious. Uninteresting presentation and most of all what we ordered were not tasty, just bland with strong spices (thyme?) that just did not elevate. The juices were very good, though. That said, the strong point is the staff. Very nice and friendly. The manager, Sima was outstanding. When I told her about how we didn't like the food, she apologised profusely and did strike out the price of the meals from our bill. We paid only for the juices. Definitely impressed by her professionalism and customer service. This place has great potential for sure. I hope that they will be able to overhaul the recipes and the taste...

Not at all touristy, and no hard-sell, this is an oasis in the centre of Marrakesh. Delicious food with vegetarian and vegan options. The building is brightly decorated inside, with a shady roof area that was recently added (around January 2017).

It was an exceptionally welcome change from the typical 'vegetable tagine with plain couscous' we had in every other place in the city. By far the best meal we had in Marrakesh, and our meat-eating friends agreed!

The menu is small-ish, but we tried a lot in our group and everything was good. The juices are fresh too, giving a welcome burst of fruit against some of the less inspiring or perhaps less-sanitary stall food on the nearby main square.

We were surprised by how quiet it was compared to the streets, and the chilled music helped the relaxed atmosphere. We'll definitely be going back if we're in the city again and will be recommending it to friends...

It's definitely sort of expensive compared to other places in Marrakech. They have a menu option for 100 dhs (meal + dessert + tea) and you can get food and a decent tart from a nearby patisserie for less than 50 dhs. I had the vegan burger and yep, it doesn't come with a bun. I asked for some bread and they said they don't have any, but then brought a bun. Would be better if they just served it together from the start... (Stupid me thought the bun was dessert, cos they cut it up) The apple tart was delicious though! And the 'burger' wasn't bad too, but definitely would prefer a traditional on-the-bun with some...