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In the spirit of a revival, La Table restaurant has been transformed into a contemporary French brasserie. Revamped decoration, reinvented culinary concepts and a French signature menu… The latest addition to the Palace’s dining breathes new life into the Royal Mansour experience. Residents and visitors alike are instantly drawn to this place where the art of French living and Moroccan hospitality are one and the same.

Enjoy lunch on the sunny terrace. Satisfy a hunger at tea time. Share a board of seafood flavours as the sun sets. From breakfast to dinner, everyone can design their own culinary experience. A suggestion from the chef, a dish, a delicacy: at the French brasserie La Table, it’s always time to treat yourself.

Inspired by the great French culinary tradition, the menu unveils a bistronomic cuisine that sails between land and sea. Diners passionate about taste sensations will be tempted by a tarte friande, langoustine ravioli or a roast rack of lamb with a jus. And for dessert, they have a choice between a fruity temptation or the delicacy of a Saint-Honoré cake.

Each plate is born of the desire to broadcast the singular French culinary universe from regions of Morocco and their specificities. La Table is an original interpretation of French Brasserie that combines authenticity, creativity and respect for the environment.

The new French restaurant in Marrakech has a chic and relaxed atmosphere, with a planted patio, carved wood, fountains and black marble. The audacious marriage of Moroccan decoration and the spirit of the brasserie provide a breath of fresh air. Everything in this place invites you to abandon yourself to the indulgence of the occasion.

To meet or talk business. To get together with friends or to celebrate an event. To enjoy a romantic dinner or tea-time… You can enjoy your own private area to create an unforgettable story. Private rooms, sommelier’s table, shaded terrace, table d’hôtes or even the patio… Each place has its own mood, its own desire, its own occasion.