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Must do for us. Love the food, love the atmosphere, and love the entertainment.
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Kansas, US
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Tried it for the first time last year at dinner (2 adults) and we were pleasantly surprised; enough so that DH wants us to try for a walk-up lunch if we can get to the park early enough on our arrival day next year (not making an ADR for that meal because it's just begging fate to give us a whopping big flight delay).
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Yorkshire, UK
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Hi, we dined at Marrakesh last week for the first time and it ended up being one of my fav meals. I chose the Cous Cous M'Rouzia (sp?) which sounds weird on paper but it was gorgeous - I cleared my plate which was almost unheard of on our 18 night trip
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Kansas, US
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Yes, that's what I had too! If we get to go to Restaurant Marrakesh on our next trip it will be at lunchtime and this particular Couscous is not on the lunch menu, but I am definitely going to ask (beg?) for it.
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![]() We have eaten at Marrakesh frequently. Our meals have been very good and they do have good bread. We never had to wait for a table, just a few minutes at the most. We like trying different items on the menu and have found that they are not what most people consider spicy. Some of the meals are prepared in natural juice, flavorings. They have offered hot sauce with our entree. The servers are very nice, food was served quickly. They allowed for substitutions. And we have always enjoyed the seats, very comfortable. The belly dancer and musical group just adds to the nice atmosphere. |
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Join Date: Oct 2012
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Does anyone know if there is normal kid food offered for my picky 4 and 6 year old something like Pizza, grilled cheese, nuggets, mac n cheese?
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Portsmouth, NH
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My hubby thinks it is just alight but I LOVE it! I love the couscous meals, yum!!!
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Lehigh Valley, PA
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Since we ate at Marakesh during our first disney trip, we have returned there often. Sometimes because we sought that experience again, and sometimes because it was available as a walk up. I do not like hot, spicy food. But I do enjoy different flavors. That being said, usually myself as well as my kids end up getting the beef shish-ka-bobs with rice. During one trip where we dined at Le Cellier as well, the beef tenderloin (filet mignon) at Marrakesh was actually tastier than what we had at LC.
The dining atmosphere is very unique. Belly dancer comes out at hourly intervals and is accompanied by a small band. Cannot remember if they had a kids menu or not. My kids are steak lovers. If it wasn't on the kids menu, then I'm sure we probably had them split an entree. I think it's definitely worth going once to determine if it's a cuisine that will appeal to you. |
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Join Date: Apr 2012
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restaurant marrakesh
1st visit to this restaurant. I am a little nervous my daughters are picky eaters, but we want to try something new. I figured the belly dancers would be a great distraction for my girls since the food maybe disappointment to them.
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Wow, it make my heart skip a beat
I'm going to miss these when the season ends Lighting the Way to Paradise Join Date: Aug 1999
Location: Maryland
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It is one of our favorite restaurants at Epcot. Fairly easy to get a reservation and oft times can even do a walk up.
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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As others have said, the decor and atmoshpere is nice, but not for families with kids. You are just adults so you may like it!
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Wow, it make my heart skip a beat
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Really? Not for kids? They took our daughter up on stage to show her how to dance. My girls really enjoyed this restaurant.
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I really wanted to like it, but I didn't Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Toronto Canada
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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We have been eating there since our kids were young (2 & 5ish) and our son has always loved it. He has always left the dancing to his sister, but he loves the food and atmosphere. It is definitely a great place to take kids. Just wandering through the pavilion to get to the restaurant feels like a fantastic adventure.
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