Bab Al Mansour — Restaurant in Dubai

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Moroccan Breakfast in Dubai with Exceptional Service by Lahcen at Bab Al Mansour!

I recently visited Bab Al Mansour in Dubai for a Moroccan breakfast, and it was an unforgettable experience! The moment I walked into the restaurant, I was immediately impressed by the authentic Moroccan ambiance. The warm, cozy atmosphere and beautiful Moroccan decor set the perfect tone for a relaxing and enjoyable meal.

The breakfast spread was incredible. From the freshly baked Moroccan breads to the delightful msemen (Moroccan pancakes), every dish was full of flavor and authenticity. The highlight was the traditional Moroccan tagine, which was perfectly cooked with tender meats and rich spices. The Moroccan mint tea was also a must-try, served in the traditional style and with a perfect balance of sweetness.

What made our visit even more special was the exceptional service we received from our waiter, Lahcen. He was incredibly friendly, attentive, and made sure every detail of our meal was perfect. Lahcen explained the different dishes with such passion and even recommended some specialties to try. His hospitality was second to none, and he truly made our breakfast experience feel like a VIP treat.

If you’re looking for the best Moroccan breakfast in Dubai, Bab Al Mansour is the place to go. The food is amazing, and the service by Lahcen is outstanding. I can’t wait to return!

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A Culinary Journey to Morocco at Bab Mansour in Dubai

As lovers of Moroccan cuisine, our experience at Bab Mansour in Dubai was nothing short of fantastic! From start to finish, my family and I were immersed in the rich flavors and warm ambiance that this wonderful culinary tradition has to offer.

We began our meal with a delightful bowl of harira, the traditional Moroccan soup that was perfectly seasoned and an ideal way to kick off our dining experience. For the main course, we chose the vegetarian couscous, a dish expertly prepared with tender vegetables and fragrant spices. Our children enjoyed Tajine kefta, a flavorful dish featuring minced meat cooked in a deliciously aromatic sauce, served in the iconic tajine style.

No Moroccan meal is complete without a steaming pot of Moroccan tea, and Bab Mansour did not disappoint. The blend of fresh mint and aromatic tea created a wonderfully refreshing and authentic experience.

Beyond the excellent food, the service and atmosphere were outstanding. The restaurant’s decor beautifully reflects the elegance of Moroccan traditions, and the staff were attentive and welcoming. It truly felt like we had been transported to Marrakech, right in the heart of Dubai.

Bab Mansour is an absolute must-visit for anyone who appreciates Moroccan cuisine and a unique dining experience. We will definitely be coming...

We called ahead of time and they said that they don’t take reservations so we had to go there and wait for our table. The food was mediocre, I grew up in Morocco and I know that the food that you could eat at a gas station back in Morocco for $5 is better than what we were served. I ordered the mixed grill and the meat was dry and didn’t taste good, my lady ordered the chicken rfissa and the chicken was dry and it also didn’t taste good. A small tiny can of soda costs almost $10 and they didn’t give me any ice. We went back for a Moroccan breakfast because I was craving it and I wanted to give the place another change but we got ripped off again. The harcha was very salty and cold and honey mixed with butter was a very small portion and they charge an arm and a leg is you ask for more honey mixed with butter. We didn’t pay for parking at any restaurant during the three weeks that we spent in the UAE but this restaurant charges 15 AED which is about $5 for valet which is another ripoff since all the other restaurants we went to (even the cheaper ones) had free valet. Please do not eat at this restaurant, it was the biggest ripoff of our trip. I doubt that they will have any returning customers but the people who realize that they got ripoff won’t come a second time. It says “When food speaks Moroccan” on their napkins but I think...