Le Salama Restaurant

Medina

+ de 350 MAD

Three-level restaurant and bar in the heart of Djema el Fna square. Panoramic terrace offering 360° views of the medina and Atlas Mountains. Decor blending colonial style and Moroccan craftsmanship. Traditional cuisine and diverse entertainment.

An iconic Marrakech destination

Le Salama stands out for its privileged location and multi-level concept in the heart of the famous Djema el Fna square.

Architecture and design

  • Three-level establishment accommodating over 200 people
  • Panoramic terrace on the top floor with 360° views of the medina and Atlas Mountains
  • Decor fusing colonial style and Moroccan craftsmanship
  • Characteristic decorative elements: moucharabiehs, banana trees, chandeliers, leather armchairs

Culinary offerings and entertainment

  • Traditional Moroccan cuisine: lamb shoulder, tangia, kemias
  • Bar offering a variety of cocktails
  • Nightly entertainment: pianist, DJ, dancers
  • Daily belly dance show at 9 PM

Spaces and ambiance

  • Subdued lighting creating an elegant atmosphere
  • Communal table for clients wishing to only have a drink
  • Covered terrace protected from the wind

Practical information

  • Happy hour with 2-for-1 drink specials
  • Reservation recommended for balcony seating
  • Ideal for watching the sunset over the city
  • Suitable for various occasions: coffee, aperitif, dinner
  • International clientele

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