Mo Mo’s restaurant is a colourful and tastefully decorated restaurant in the medina.
Inside, the tables are set with attractive earthenware, and there is so much to catch your eye.
The rooftop is very popular and the perfect place to watch the sun set over the medina.
The atmosphere is tranquil despite the popularity of this relatively new restaurant.
I only had a drink because the opening time for serving dinner was 6.00pm, and the tables were filling up rapidly.
The waiters were very busy seating everyone, and I didn’t have time to wait for all the orders to be taken.
However, the food on the menu looked interesting and moderately priced, so I shall return in the near future to sample some of it.
Mo Mo’s is popular with all age groups, and there is plenty of space inside and out to accommodate a large number of people.
I sat on the rooftop watching the sunset over Koutoubia Mosque before heading inside, where it was less busy to admire the quirky, vibrant decor.
There is certainly plenty to look at, and it’s very instagrammable.
People were taking photos of the fascinating decor. It’s quite different from other places in the medina, yet still exudes the same charm.
Mo Mo’s serve Mediterranean food alongside traditional Moroccan specialities.
Some reviews say that the menu is limited, but they enjoyed the food and rated it as high quality.
The breakfast is an innovative take on a full English breakfast served in a tagine.
I can vouch for the drinks.
They were beautifully presented and fresh, and there was a good choice.
I had a lovely smoothie and I could taste each individual fruit, it was very healthy.
If you’re looking for somewhere with an explosion of colour, traditional yet with a modern twist, this is the perfect place.
It is exciting and classy at the same time.
I will definitely be returning to try the dishes on the menu..
Mo Mo’s is open daily from 11.00am to 12.00am
The address is;
1 Riad Zitoun, Lakdim, Marrakech 40000 Morocco.
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