Restaurant Marrakesh-Epcot- tips and prices

[diswix]

Have you got any tips for visiting R/M at EPCOT over the Easter holidays- especially the entertainment and cost of meals. Thank you.

 

[MidgeD79]

I took my family there in April of 2002 (ages 20,16,6,4). The 4 year old and I were the only ones who liked the food. It is a little pricey but we decided on the sampler appetizer and main course. The drinks are wonderful. The entertainment was good and they encourged audience participation for the belly dancing. I would go there again with adults only, I would encourage families to try it if the kids are adventurous eaters. Couscous is a main part of the menu so try a box of it from a supermarket if you've never had it.

 

[snowglobe girl]

Me and DH really like it there and I'm not too adventurous. I usually eat the vegetable couscous platter and seems like it is around $20. I had never eaten couscous until we tried it there and now I buy it at the grocery all the time. And MidgeD79 is right - the entertainment is wonderful. We always like to try new things though.

 

[floridagirrl2]

The restaurant is lovely (amazing tile work!), the belly dancer is a blast (she always invites a child or two to dance with her), and the service is friendly and efficient. The entrees are pricey (about $18 for my veggie couscous and $25 for DH's small serving of shishkabob) and very, very bland. Couscous tasted like it had no spices in it whatsoever. I don't mind paying $18-$25 for an entree if it's tasty, but neither of our meals were good.

 

[Aimeedyan]

We LOVE Marrakesh, it's one of my faves! The belly dancer and band are there for lunch and dinner, and lots of fun to watch. The restaurant itself is pretty, secluded, and an escape from the hubbub of the park.

All menus are at www.allearsnet.com under dining =)

 

[Stiff]

here is a tip

go for LUNCH

same food, cheaper prices

another tip

GET THE LAMB....I continue to go back just for the lamb

 

[solotraveler]

I love Marrakesh-- wonderful food, amazing dining room.

I would recommend doing one of their "Feasts" as a first-timer, which will allow you to try several different things (and better your chances of finding something you really like). Service here has always been really good. I would skip wine here in favor of their mixed drinks, which are MUCH better. The wines here tend to the overly-sweet and bland.

Solotraveler