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MARHABA PALACE

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Rue Kasbah, Tanger, Morocco
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2024
Recommended
• 2024

Typically Berber, this traditional Moroccan restaurant specialises in wood fire grills. The colourful decoration of its small rooms makes it pleasant and friendly. We take his meal in the middle of various musical instruments, and the chicheño are never far away!

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Karim12
Karim12
We confirm the previous opinion. The menu for us (the 4/8/2012) had spent a DH170. The music was on CD, it would not have been there was the same thing. The currency, we did not even ask for it. One included at the end of 5min. And to say that we want to leave for drinking...
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courrier
courrier
As for this restaurant, finished grilled meats and menus and 65 DH100! It became a tourist trap where there are two menus today, one on DH150 and the other a DH190. The food is not price and the least bottle of wine costs DH2550! At the end of the meal, we have to ask for several time the currency is returned to us and finally to give up. During the meal, a group interprets a pseudonym arabic and Andalusian music that follows the songs of the colonies (Make me couscous and Darling I love you!) the passage cash desk is then almost compulsory with musicians who come to claim their. Bref, a place to be avoided today!



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