Dinner here with a group turned out to be a fun and lively experience overall. We were about 10 people and opted for the **Royal Feast dinner**, which lasted close to two hours and came with a variety of dishes served in a shared, group-style setting. From the moment we arrived, the **host and servers were warm, welcoming, and very polished**. The service felt attentive without being intrusive, and the staff did a nice job keeping the evening moving at a relaxed pace. The Royal Feast included several dishes that were brought out over the course of the evening. We started with **cinnamon pastries**, which were warm and a nice way to begin the meal. The spread also included **couscous, rice, chicken with lemon, Italian-style chicken, lamb, and kebabs**. The portions were generous and worked well for sharing with a large group. One thing to note: **vegetarians don't have many options here**, so if someone in your group has dietary restrictions, it might be a bit limiting. The meal ended with **tea**, which was a pleasant way to wrap up the dinner. Part of the experience here is the **belly dance performance**, but it doesn't start until **after 6:30 pm**. If you're expecting dancing throughout the dinner, you might be disappointed. The performance itself was okay, but the dancer mostly performs in the center area rather than around the tables, so it feels a bit distant. Personally, I've seen more engaging belly dance performances elsewhere. Parking is something to plan ahead for. The restaurant **does not have its own parking lot**, so you'll need to rely on **Seattle street parking, nearby garages, or paid lots**. Like many parts of the city, you may also see a few tents from unhoused residents while walking to the restaurant. If you're familiar with Seattle, this isn't unusual. Overall, the experience was **fun for a group dinner and worth the price**, especially if you're looking for something a bit different with entertainment included. That said, the food and performance were **good but not quite top-tier**. Still, it made for an enjoyable evening with friends. read more

Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant - Moroccan Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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The first thing you'll notice is the unique look of the restaurant, with its intimate moody lighting and plushy seats. Highlights for me was that lamb tagine with a huge portion of lamb and the chicken tagine with lemon and olives. The flavors were really fresh and pleasant, though a pinch of salt could take them to the next level. There were very unique elements of Moroccan culture here, with the basin hand washing and giant metal vase of bread. We unfortunately didn't catch the belly dancer this time but has a really nice family meal here. The waiters were so friendly and quippy. Really enjoyed this unique experience. read more

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We came here for a family reunion, and it was amazing food and service. The ambiance was really great. Definitely exceeded our expectations! We did the family feast and it was great from the beginning to end. Highly recommend read more

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Aziz was so friendly and welcoming! We loved the food and the cozy atmosphere. We'll be coming back again for sure read more

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All dishes are amazingly good. Very good cost performance. Nothing is too salty, feel healthy afterwards. read more

Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant - Moroccan Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We were visiting from out of town and this place was close to our hotel (about a 10 minute walk) We were walk ins and were promptly seated. We all opted to do the feast, which included lentil soup, the house salad, the Bastilla, an entree per person and dessert and mint tea. Really good value for the amount of food you get. The interiors were cute, but yeah the lower seating does hurt some butts if you're not used to it lol. The soup was perfect on a cold rainy Seattle night. I enjoyed the Bastilla (whole party shares one) and it is odd to say it's a sweet meat pie but it's delicious. For my entree I got the lamb shank with couscous. In my opinion it was slightly underseasoned and I am used to getting a side of sauce/broth when I get couscous at a Moroccan restaurant .. this place didn't have that. The other diners in my party thoroughly enjoyed their dinner. It was Saturday night so we thought may be belly dancing but not that night when we visited. read more

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We chose a variety of main courses, including lamb, vegetarian, chicken and kabobs to go with the rest of the courses. Everything was absolutely delicious. The pacing of the serving was perfect. Each course was great. The staff were friendly and welcoming. An absolutely wonderful dining experience but be forewarned that the seating is traditionally a tad low to the ground. read more

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1. Loved how the interior looked, really set the vibe for everything and made everything feel casual and comfortable 2. Yummy Lemon and Olive Chicken, my friends and I were just scooping spoonfuls of just the seasoning to eat. The couscous marrakesh lamb was also very delicious! Then we ended it off with their baklava and rice pudding which were very very yummy. We looked forward to the Turkish coffee the most and it was absolutely addicting. We drank three at 7pm lol 3. Okay service, had to time perfectly to catch a server's attention. But they're very kind nonetheless. 4. We made it just in time for the performance and the dancer was incredible! 5. Definitely recommend reserving for parties of 4+ read more

Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant - Baklava and rice pudding (dessert of the day) - Moroccan Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Such a great experience! We had the three-course dinner; it was delicious and very generous proportions. The bread was great! Really nice, kind, and attentive service and we loved the atmosphere. It was a more relaxed setting where we were able to linger (which helped in freeing up room for dessert!) Would definitely recommend. read more

ucked away in Belltown, Marrakesh offers an authentic Moroccan dining experience that's hard to beat. The moment you step inside, the dim lighting, traditional decor, and plush seating transport you to a vibrant North African setting. But it's not just the ambiance that impresses--the food is truly the star. We sampled the spicy lamb, the lamb rack, grilled lamb kebab, all standout dishes that exemplifies Marrakesh's expertise. Each bite was tender, juicy, and perfectly seasoned with a blend of spices that highlighted the meat's natural flavors. It's served with a side of fluffy couscous and vegetables, which complemented the dish well. If you're a fan of lamb, this is a must-try. The experience doesn't end with the food. The live belly dancing performances add an extra layer of excitement to the meal. The dancer we watched was incredibly talented, captivating the room with her fluid movements and vibrant costume. It's a delightful way to immerse yourself in the Moroccan atmosphere. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or just looking for a unique dining experience in Seattle, Marrakesh is a wonderful choice. Great food, lively entertainment, and a welcoming atmosphere make it a memorable night out. read more

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When you walk in, the ambience makes you feel like you stepped into a tent in Morocco. There is no window in the restaurant, and I would've never thought it's a such a different world inside. The server brought a kettle to wash your hands before meal. We got three free appetizers when we ordered the daily special. We got lamb shank and assorted kebabs, and they were delicious. There was even dessert and tea after the meal. The server was very attentive and respectful. Overall, it was a great experience! read more

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A fantastic Moroccan restaurant in Belltown. The staff are very friendly and the ambiance is fantastic. To start, they wash your hands and then the 5 course dinner begins. The first course is the salad which was fresh and served with bread. Next was lentil soup which was flavorful. Then came B'stilla Royale which had a phyllo dough crust stuffed with ground chicken and spices topped with powdered sugar. I had the special of the day which was kababs, kofta, and basmati rice which all were very flavorful and perfectly cooked. The last course was a milk pudding served with mint tea. Every dish went perfectly with the next and it was a fantastic dinner. Overall, this is a great place to come for dinner and they also take reservations. I can't wait to come back soon and try more dishes. read more

Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant - Moroccan Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We love Moroccan cuisine, and Marrakesh Restaurant in Seattle serves some of the best we've ever had. The entire experience is unique and fun and incredibly delicious. We usually get the Royal Feast, which is a five course masterpiece and a great value for the price. We love the b'stilla and the lamb tangines. Aziz was very attentive and personable. I recommend Marrakesh for a special and memorable culinary experience. read more

This is an excellent Moroccan Restaurant. The ambience makes you feel like you are in Morocco, and the food and service are incredible. I ordered chicken, spicy lamb and CousCous, all the food was incredible. I highly recommend this restaurant. read more

Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant - Moroccan Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I came here for Valentine's Day and it was an amazing experience. The food was delicious and the service & decor was spectacular. They started off with hand washing at the table by pouring rose water into your hands. There was a set 4 course meal and we made a reservation. 1. Salad with unlimited bread 2. Phyllo meat pie 3. Choice entree 4. Baklava I got the lamb for my entree and my bf got the chicken with pear. Both entrees were very good we just wish it came with rice or potatoes. My favorite dish was the phyllo meat pie, I've never had thin flaky crust like that before and it was delicious! There was also a belly dancing performance during our dinner which was a delightful surprise! read more

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Came to Marrakesh for the first time before going to a show at Paramount Theater. We were hoping to go in and try just a few things and see belly dancing before our plans! The inside was decorated beautifully with our seats low to the ground but crowded around a small table. We were sat in the corner and for 6 people we had to expand to using a second small table. Prior to going, we looked over the menu and decided on grabbing some soups, salads, and B'stilla Royale. When we got to the resturant we inquired about this and were told that we cannot just order soups, salads, and B'stilla Royale. We were then given the a la carte menu. Not being too hungry, we were all thinking of getting a couple of plates off that menu and sharing. We were also then informed that we cannot do that. Everyone at the table read more

After a long day and a hurt knee my 13 YO Grandson and I went to this wonderful and beautiful place. You do wait a few seconds on arrival because they are doing such good service with the other guests. The staff was so friendly. Gave us great ideas. The dinner came with salad, appetizer, dessert. The mint tea was comforting and good with just the right sweetness. I have not eaten Moroccan food much everything we got was delicious I recommend the mixed grill. I don't normally eat a great deal I ate everything and cleaned the plate with the bread. Price was very reasonable. read more

Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant - Mixed grill - Moroccan Near Me - Seattle, Washington

5/5 For customer service 5/5 Ambience.... Only wish is for a space to do sheesha 4/5 for food... soup was too bland for my spouse & eggplant dish was overpowered by tomato flavor that tasted canned. I appreciate that lamb was not gamy. I was looking forward to eating fish but they didn't have the ingredients for my first preference option. Would return with company for experience. read more

so-so in terms of flavor and texture. Writing this as a non-Moroccan myself, but I only somewhat enjoyed all the dishes. They were all consistently bland in flavor, lukewarm in temperature, and nothing much to speak of in terms of texture. Was told that the ambience looks exactly like what a restaurant in Marrakesh would look like, so I'm glad I got to experience that. read more

Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant - Tagine of Chicken Lemon and Olives (bottom) - Moroccan Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I was beyond delighted by the service, food, and experience here. We just stumbled across this place. Firstly, there's a gorgeous tiled piece on the front facade of the restaurant. When you enter, the ambiance is dark, cozy, and homey. You're seated at low tables on small pouf/cushions. There's a 5 course meal option and a La carte menu. At first they only give you the 5 course meal option which honestly sounds like a good deal (all we're around 28-30 bucks). We grabbed a couscous dish and this dish that ended up being like a gourmet Moroccan hot pocket. All dishes were delicious. We shared two aka carte items between 3 people. Before we were served the server, a really kind person, washed our hands. We all put our hands over a beautiful silver basin looking thing and he poured water over them. Was truly looking for a quick dinner and had delightful immersive experience instead. read more

Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant - Moussaka Vegetarian a la Carte - Moroccan Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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The 5 course meal experience, including a spiritual hand wash with your meal mates and belly dancers who've studied in the Middle East for entertainment (with an option to get up and learn). The decor: low tables/couches/stools, hanging lamps, bulgeoning ceiling sheets, tapestry. These transport you somewhere well outside of Seattle. Makes me want to travel. There was a lot of food, overall was decent, some new to me so I'd need to adjust my palate. Lamb lamb lamb. Well worth to try it at least once. read more

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The food I would say, was just above average but I think the whole experience is what you go for. Love the interior and the intimate seat setting inside. Hand washing before and after the meal (rosewater rinse afterwards). I tried the Brochette Marrakesh ($32.95 for 5 course). The skewers were small and the lamb bits were nice and lean. Other courses: -Lentil Soup -Salad and Bread -B'Stylle Royale (Flaky pastry with cinnamon/powdered sugar and ground meat filling) -Rice Pudding Dessert -Morrocan Tea was Nice and Sweet Also ordered a few glasses of Moroccan Wine ($9.50) NO a la carte on the weekends. The Belly Dance show was fun! Staff was nice but also a but pushy? Located in belltown. read more

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Been here a couple of times and left satisfied both the times. A different experience with your hands being washed at your table. Ambience is good and so are the staff and service. For the price on the menu, you would get a salad, a baklava, lentil soup, the main course, milk pudding and mint team. Make sure you have a good appetite while you go here so that you don't waste food :) . I wanted to try the hare dish, but they didn't have it. So I went for the spicy lamb (again) as it is very flavorful. The mixed kabob was also good, which we would rate second of the dishes we ordered and the chicken the third (we aren't fans of meat based dishes which taste sweet). Do order the tagine stuff, the meat just melts in the mouth. My family loved this place. read more

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What an experience. They rinse your hands in rose water prior to letting you eat, even they don't trust that you actually washed your hands after using the bathroom. I reccomend just getting the set meals that way you can enjoy soup, salad, appetizer, entree of your choice, and dessert. Probably about $30 per person, if you go with a group, I'd suggest ordering different entrees so you can share and try more variety. Whole experience was probably about 2 hours, belly dancers come out later in the evening which we were glad to have caught it. First time having Moroccan food and I think this is literially the only Moroccan spot in Seattle so I have nothing to compare to, it's located in Belltown so only street parking. You might have to sit on the floor so recommend not wearing anything too tight or difficult that you can't squat down. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:) read more

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I have been to this place a few times now and every time I go the service is amazing, every person that has greeted me and helped me has been super nice and kind. The food is also so delicious, I can never get tired of it, the flavors and the quality of the food are something I can't find anywhere else. Going to this restaurant is not just an experience for your palette but also for your eyes, the decoration and ambiance makes me feel like I traveled somewhere else as soon as I cross the door. I love this place and I recommend everyone go try it! read more

This was recommend by our local friend and I can tell, it worth every buck you pay! It's huge portion if only 2 people eat. 4 people were just enough. Food was so yummy, perfect balance of salt and sweetness, and cook to the right texture. Ambiance were pretty, and romantic.. perfect for date nights! read more

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We visited this place for dinner on a Sunday evening . The ambiance has a perfect Moroccan setting. They greeted us and rinsed our hands before the 5 course meal. The appetizer consisted of salad, semi sweetened pastry and lentil soup . They had both veggie and non veg options to choose from. For entrees, one could choose any dish from their expansive menu. I got the couscous veggie and my brother got the veggie potato filo. My dish was a little too bland but his pastry was great. For dessert, there was coconut rice pudding. I liked how it was not too sweet. There was also belly dancing entertainment activity, which was fun. Overall, the food was average but the experience was great. I would recommend checking this place out for the experience. Also, don't forget to make a reservation! read more

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Appreciate the culture and vibes. Entering the establishment felt like we were no longer in Seattle. All their entrees were a 5 course meal. 1) Lentil soup was flavorful 2) Salad had a lot of tomatoes but wasn't bad 3) the chicken with a outer shell was crispy and tasty like a sweet donut 4) Catch of the day included Tilapia and mushrooms, it was quite delicious. 5) dessert was a bit soggy, wasn't a fan. Overall, good experience, food was alright, never had Moroccan food before so it was different. There was a belly dancer entertaining while everyone was eating, it was interesting. If you want to experience different and unique this is the place to try. read more

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The service was great. We originally booked this place because of belly dancing, however when I called to make sure they said she only comes for like 15 minutes. We couldn't make it that day for the time she was going to come, so we missed her. However, the food was good. I loved the chicken on skewers, I already forgot the name. The lentil soup was also very delicious. The best part of the whole experience was the service. I'd recommend going for sure if you like Moroccan food. read more

Such an amazing place to immerse yourself in a Moroccan environment- obviously family run, the night we were there they were under staffed but it did not affect service or quality, as some belly dancers and you would think you were in Morocco. Will definitely be back next time I am in Seattle (FYI - for people who have a hard time sitting low, you may want to rethink the dinner, just remember, it's an experience) read more

Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant - Main dining room - Moroccan Near Me - Seattle, Washington

First time trying Moroccan food for our family. I wanted a unique experience. We heard about Marrakesh from a friend who suggested the experience. Marrakesh is really unassuming from the outside- looks small. Inside is cozy and intimate with pillow poufs and carpeted walls- really cool setting. The whole experience was cool- Handwashing at the table Eggplant salad to share with their fresh bread (resembles milk bread-spongy). Lentil soup A puff pastry with cinnamon and sugar with minced chicken inside- that was my favorite. I was pretty disappointed with my meal- I expected spices and complex flavors. I ordered the lamb and eggplant tagine- it was a chunk of unseasoned lamb with one tiny ring sliced eggplant- chewy and tough. The lack of seasoning just shocked me- very bland. My husband's spicy lamb also had zero spice. Lastly washed with rose water- smelled amazing- even some coconut pudding and hot sweet mint tea, pudding was an interesting texture, tasted amazing. Service was quick and friendly. He did say this isn't a place for picky people- I had one daughter who just ate bread. Overall, recommend for the experience. My son's kebab and rice looked way better than my lamb and eggplant tagine. read more

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This place was very disappointing. Friends and I went with the Royal Fast Dinner and I left feeling hungry! It was a "three course meal" but portions were very small and the bread was cold!. The place also needs a much needed upgrade. It ended up being about $45 on just food since we did not order drinks. read more

Bang for your buck! $27 for 5 course meal. Started off with eggplant dip salad and homemade bread. Very fresh and flavorful. The lentil soup is the best especially dipping it with homemade bread! Second course is baked chicken in the pastry topped with powder sugar and cinnamon. Chicken with sugar and cinnamon?? It works! It was the best dish among everything we tired. Entrees were a little bit disappointing. No strong flavor and grilled meat were dry and over cooked. Lamb was cook to tender but no flavor. Dessert was really nice milk pudding and mint tea. We went Friday 6:30 and caught a belly dancer around 7:30. Staffs were really friendly and overall experience was unique. But the wait was really bad on that day tho. 5 courses nearly took 3 hours. If the entrees were a little bit flavorful, it would have been 10/10! read more

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Dropped in on a Sunday evening. The place was calm & quit with a single friendly server who most likely is the owner. Very friendly & accommodating. Seating is cozy low lying benches with cushions and warm lighting that gives a feel of home. Server even washes our hands with water prior to eating which we felt was a nice authentic touch. Food was flavorful. We tried chicken & lamb tangine. Don't expect to get Rice or couscous with tangine, it has to be ordered separately. They sadly didn't have kabobs this night which was a bit disappointing but none the less a good experience of Moroccan cuisine. read more

Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant - Chicken Tangine to far right, spicy Lamb tangine center & chicken with couscous ( maybe couscous Marrakesh). - Moroccan Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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The service at Marrakesh is always amazing, with a personalized experience with the staff where you can take your time, talk, and laugh, I'm always happy to invite people to try Marrakesh and to experience their 5-course meal with other foodies. They have a warm-honey ambiance with their beautiful North African rugs decorating the walls. All in all, Marrakesh always gets a 5 from me! read more

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We stopped in here, took a chance while visiting Seattle boy are we glad we did. We loved the food, ambience, and service. The Turkish coffee was amazing as were our lamb dishes, and salad. Thank you Aziz for the wonderful recommendations:) read more

Marrakesh Moroccan Restaurant - Dining room they come and wash your hands Before you eat. - Moroccan Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Abraham (the proprietor and most gracious host), the food, the ambiance, the value, and the wine remain as legendary as they were when I first began starving myself to eat here. For anyone wondering- I eventually lived and worked in Marrakesh, Rabat, Tangier, and Fez - and I'm telling you: every harira (lentil soup), bstilla, and M'Rouzia I had while living there was measured against the skill of Abraham and his culinary magicians. The value is phenomenal. The dinner isn't a meal to regulate blood sugar (although it most certainly will do that) : Marrakesh is an event- it is a communion. Do not rush! Take it all in! Have a smoke and return to your second course - and in case you're wondering: YES. You should absolutely order a bottle of Moroccan wine. Morocco is a dark horse of the wine world. I will never stop loving this place! read more

Officially our favorite place to dine at in Seattle. Step into Belltown's hidden gem and experience nothing like it. The service is incredible, the staff treat you with kindness. Our favorite was the spicy lamb and lamb shank. Fell off the bone and the appetizers were a pleasant treat. 10/10. read more

Arrived and stood at the door for over 5 minutes before anyone acknowledged us. I had a reservation but they didn't ask my name. They sat us near a large family and there was a belly dancer (as was advertised on the website). However, she left about 3-5 minutes after we were seated and never saw her again. Lots of young children we're running around and screaming/crying, which ruined the ambience. Food presentation was nice, but the meat was so overcooked, chewy, and hard to eat. I enjoyed the five courses, so you can try a variety of foods. My favorite was the lentil soup. read more

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I found this place near my hotel. First time trying Moroccan food. The service was exceptionally nice and friendly. The food was good, but I found it to be under seasoned for my taste. To be fair, I'm not very familiar with Moroccan food. Maybe the flavors are supposed to be subtle and on the blander side with no spice. Would've been nice if the chicken was served with rice or couscous to take full advantage of the honey sauce. Most of the sauce didn't get eaten since there was nothing to absorb it. The wine was decent, but way overpriced at $9.40 per glass. Glad I tried it, but I probably wouldn't go back. read more

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