They search your bags for food and drink, so don't plan on bringing any snacks.
Intimate with four tables and bar seating by the open kitchen. Small, pricey but delicious menu ranging from shakshuka (13,000₩) to cartoccio (18,000₩).
This is a good and quick escape from the busy medina. I liked the contrast of plants against the blue building. On the small side and entrance + museum fees were a bit steep. The cafe's the best part.
The atmosphere is really nice in this riad-type of restaurant. The meatball tagine was very good.
The tajine and the camel burger are beyond delicious. Enjoy a cooking class or music open mic night, too. No alcohol, though.
Gotta get a closer look at this mountain range. I recommend the "Deux Vallees" day trip with 4x4camel.com
The main square and market place in Marrakesh's medina quarter (old city). Tons of fun things to see. Stay away from the henna ladies, snake charmers, and monkeys. Haggling is a game; enjoy it!
Prices on fondue are per serving, so order just one to share if you're not feeling too hungry. Great place to go for singles, dates, or groups. Open late.
A simple, nice inexpensive cafe by the square. Great place to drink a nos nos, use the wifi, and watch people in the park + horse-drawn carriages.
Worth a visit for the lovely architecture and a glimpse into the history of Marrakech. Don't be led astray by "helpful" locals who tell you it's closed and then lead you to the smelly tanneries.
The atmosphere and music are always really good here. Waitresses know nothing about drinks, but bartenders are super helpful. Always a wait for the pool table and a bit too smokey for me.
A must-see when visiting Seoul. Korean traditional art and international modern + contemporary art collections. Worth getting tickets for museums and the current special exhibition with audio guide.
My favorite place in HBC to get coffee and get some work done (if I'm lucky enough to get a seat). The owner is always up for friendly conversation in Korean or English.
