Dar Essalam

Dar Essalam
Discover the enchanting atmosphere of a thousand and one nights, just a few steps from the famous and bustling Jemaa El Fna square, at the Dar Essalam restaurant, known as “Marrakech’s first Moroccan restaurant”.
The restaurant has several rooms, each with its own architectural particularity and history: the K’Dim lounge, dating from the 17th century, is the oldest. It is exceptional both technically and stylistically. It was here that Alfred Hitchcock’s film “The Man Who Knew Too Much” was shot.
The Salon Royal is typically Arabo-Andalusian, with its huge cupola and fountain.
The Marjane lounge, meanwhile, boasts impressive wood, copper and traditional mosaic decor.
The Bahja salon dates back to the 18th century, and its charm lies in the beauty of its walls and ceilings.
The Dar Essalam restaurant is the ideal venue for gala evenings, conferences and family celebrations.

DAR ESSALAM RESTAURANT APPETIZERS

70 Dhs
Briouate cocktail

70 Dhs
Harira (traditional soup)

70 Dhs
Assorted Moroccan salads

DAR ESSALAM RESTAURANT DISHES

200 Dhs
Pastilla (for 1 pers.)

170 Dhs
Meat skewers

150 Dhs
Couscous with mutton or chicken

150 Dhs
Chicken tagine with lemon confit

190 Dhs
Meat tagine with plums and almonds

DAR ESSALAM RESTAURANT DESSERTS

Seasonal fruit
50 Dhs

Cold rice with milk and cinnamon

50 Dhs

Beghrir: Moroccan pancakes

50 Dhs

Pastilla with cream and almonds
250 Dhs

Average price à la carte

from 200 Dhs to 280 Dhs

Lunch menus

from 250 Dhs to 330 Dhs
Dinner menus