A slice of Italy in Marrakesh.
Limoni Italian Restaurant is an excellent choice for diners who fancy a change from traditional Morroccan food. They serve both authentic Italian cuisine and traditional Morroccan food.
The restaurant is in a pretty courtyard lined with citrus trees that have star shaped lanterns hanging from them. There’s a European vibe inside the restaurant.
The food was delicious. I could easily have been mistaken for thinking I was in a restaurant somewhere in Italy.
I chose a margarita pizza which was cooked to perfection. The base tasted authentic, and the tomato sauce was on point. I had tirimisu for dessert, and that was also a great choice. Limoni creates excellent pasta dishes, and apparently, the camel burger is quite popular here, too. There are plenty of vegetarian and vegan options available on the menu.
At Limoni, they serve alcoholic beverages, including cocktails, wines, and spirits. I finished my meal with a limoncello, and it was a lovely end to the evening.
Limoni is a popular Italian restaurant. I recommend booking as it can get busy.
The address is 40 Rue Diour Saboun Marrakech 40000 Morrocco.
I enjoyed eating at Limoni. It’s a spacious restaurant and the tables are not on top of each other. I liked how the typical Moroccan decor combined well with a Mediterranean flare. There is also a warm fireplace for cool evenings during the winter months.
If you’ve exhausted every tagine and you want to try something you’re familiar with. Limoni Italian restaurant is a good option. Meals are competitively priced and have good value for money. Portions are a good size, and the food is delicious.
From outside, the restaurant appears unassuming, but inside, it is elegant and refined without being pretentious.
There is outdoor seating for people who have limited mobility, and the restaurant is wheelchair friendly.
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