The palatial Yacout is in a house designed as a Thousand and One Nights restaurant. Its location deep in the medina only adds to its mystery. Aperitifs are taken on the rooftop to the haunting chants of a Gnaoua musician. A traditional Moroccan feast is served in several different settings: beside the pool in a vaulted upstairs room; in an intimate glassed-in salon; or in the lush, cushion-filled main salon. Courteous, discreet waiters in white djellabas and red fezzes scurry about to fulfill your every need. The fixed price includes unlimited drinks.
Reviewed by pretaluz from Gr on 2/7/08
Great atmosphere in a palace deep in the medina, food could be more creative
Reviewed by Frits from The Netherlands on 12/17/07
Ww had diner in the stunning place as in 1001 nights. The food was nothing more than average to poor. The service also average. What a waste!!! This could evolve into a restaurant of world fame....only when they bring correct dishes, correct staff etc. The price would become of "no issue anymore" but now it is much and much too expensive for just a "nice building"(€ 60.00 pp).
As said...what a true waste of potential.
Reviewed by 13steve from london england on 5/30/07
My evening was sent in a state of complete wonderment from arriving at the front door to the rooftop views bar restaurant for me it was pure Marrakech magic . Thank you .
Reviewed by robandmarina from LA on 5/1/07
We had a fun evening. But, the food was mediocre, service was okay, price was high for Morocco. Ambience was very much old Marrakech, but 90% of the customers (at least) were tourists. Not at all impressed.
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