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CatanzarovsRestaurant of La Maison Arabe
Both establishments are recommended by writers. Overall, Restaurant of La Maison Arabe ranks marginally higher than Catanzaro. Restaurant of La Maison Arabe is ranked #9 in Marrakech with praise from 6 reviews such as Rough Guide, Travel + Leisure and Afar Magazine.
Catanzaro
DK Eyewitness
Rough Guide
Fodor's
Frommer's
42 rue Tarik Ibn Ziyad, Ville Nouvelle, Marrakech, Morocco
From $0/night
DK Eyewitness "For lovers of Italian cuisine, no visit to Marrakech would be complete without a visit to one of its best-known restaurants, Le Catanzaro."
Rough Guide "This is one of the city’s most popular Italian restaurants, crowded at lunchtime and suppertime alike with Marrakshis, expats and tourists."
Fodor's "One of Marrakesh's most popular restaurants for locals and expats, this homey Italian spot offers dining on two floors, brightened by red-chintz tablecloths." Full review
Frommer's "The decor is rustic, the wood fired oven is always filled and the ambience buzzy. Pasta dishes, grilled meats and classic Italian desserts such as tiramisu and panna cotta also feature on the menu." Full review
Restaurant of La Maison Arabe
Travel + Leisure Rough Guide Frommer's
Afar Magazine Travel + Leisure Frommer's
1 Derb Assehbe, Bab Doukkala, Marrakech, Morocco
From $30/night
Travel + Leisure "Franco-Italian aristocrat Fabrizio Ruspoli has added 10 rooms to his sybaritic riad on the medina’s edge." Full review
Rough Guide "La Maison Arabe is also one of its top eating places, with two restaurants, of which the Moroccan one serves up a very fine 550dh menu including seasonal tajines and a pastilla of young pigeons."
Frommer's "Since the 1940s, La Maison Arabe has stayed true to its promise of authentic Moroccan cuisine and polished service." Full review
Afar Magazine "Classes are small, around 10 students, and do fill up, so call the hotel in advance to reserve a spot." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Home to the city’s oldest Moroccan cooking school, Maison Arabe is, no surprise, famous for its food." Full review
Frommer's "Since the 1940s, La Maison Arabe has stayed true to its promise of authentic Moroccan cuisine and polished service" Full review
