Where Moroccan culinary heritage takes centre stage
La Grande Table Marocaine – Royal Mansour Marrakech :

For an elevated interpretation of Moroccan cuisine, La Grande Table Marocaine is one of the city’s defining addresses. Located at Royal Mansour, the restaurant brings together the richness of Morocco’s culinary heritage and the precision of fine dining.
Under the culinary direction of multi-starred chef Hélène Darroze alongside executive chef Karim Ben Baba, the team draws inspiration from regional terroirs and Morocco’s rich gastronomic history. The menu elevates iconic specialties such as pastilla, couscous, and traditional salads, revisiting them with a distinctly contemporary approach while preserving the authenticity of their character.
Its reputation extends far beyond borders: La Grande Table Marocaine ranked 19th in the prestigious Middle East & North Africa's 50 Best Restaurants (MENA's 50 Best) 2026 and received the coveted Art of Hospitality Award 2026. For anyone searching for the best Moroccan restaurant in Marrakech, it is an essential gastronomic stop.
Dar Moha – Medina :

Set on Rue Dar El Bacha, Dar Moha offers a different setting for discovering Moroccan gastronomy. The restaurant is led by chef Moha, whose cooking draws on traditional Moroccan dishes and presents them through carefully composed menus.
Its menu includes a selection of Moroccan salads, pastillas, tagines and couscous. Rather than focusing on a single signature dish, the experience allows guests to explore several elements of Moroccan cuisine in one sitting.
For those who want to experience Moroccan cuisine in the Medina, Dar Moha offers a gastronomic alternative to the more informal restaurants found around the old city.
International tables shaping Marrakech’s dining scene
Moroccan cuisine is central to the city’s identity, but some of the best fine dining restaurants in Marrakech draw on international culinary traditions. These addresses offer a different perspective on the city’s evolving restaurant scene.
Sesamo – Royal Mansour Marrakech :

At Sesamo, Italian gastronomy takes centre stage. Created by chef Massimiliano Alajmo, with the kitchen led by chef Riccardo Barni, the restaurant brings Venetian influences to Marrakech through a menu that combines Italian traditions with selected Moroccan ingredients.
The setting is equally distinctive, with an elegant dining room and a patio inspired by the atmosphere of Venetian palaces. Sesamo ranked 24th in the 2026 regional 50 Best ranking, making it one of the most internationally recognised restaurants in Marrakech.
SABO by Jean-François Piège – Selman Marrakech :

SABO brings French culinary savoir-faire into a setting inspired by the Moroccan Belle Époque. Designed by Jacques Garcia, its interior combines theatrical details with a more intimate atmosphere beneath an open-roof patio.
The menu reflects the vision of Michelin-starred chef Jean-François Piège, bringing French techniques together with Moroccan produce. It is an evening destination for guests seeking a more elaborate dining experience in Marrakech.
It is worth making a distinction for visitors researching Michelin restaurants in Marrakech: the chef behind SABO is Michelin-starred, but the restaurant itself does not hold a Michelin star.
Le Petit Cornichon – Guéliz :

In Guéliz, Le Petit Cornichon offers a more contemporary and relaxed interpretation of fine dining. Chef-owner Erwann Lance builds the menu around fresh, seasonal ingredients, combining the conviviality of a French bistro with more refined cooking.
The restaurant’s approach places particular emphasis on Moroccan produce, with dishes that evolve according to the seasons. Its wine selection is another defining feature, making it an appealing choice for a leisurely lunch or dinner.
Le Petit Cornichon ranked 21st in the 2026 regional 50 Best ranking, placing it among Marrakech’s most recognised contemporary dining addresses.
Is there a Michelin Guide selection in Marrakech ?
Searches for the Michelin Guide Marrakech, Michelin-starred restaurants and fine dining in Morocco reflect the growing interest in the city's gastronomy. However, there is currently no official Michelin restaurant selection for Morocco, and no restaurant in Marrakech can accurately be described as Michelin-starred on that basis.
This does not mean the city lacks internationally recognised tables. The 2026 regional 50 Best ranking offers another reference point, with La Grande Table Marocaine, Le Petit Cornichon and Sesamo among the Marrakech restaurants featured.
For visitors choosing where to dine, the distinction between a Michelin-starred chef and a Michelin-starred restaurant is important. It helps set accurate expectations while leaving room to explore the city's many exceptional dining experiences.
Frequently asked questions about restaurants in Marrakech
What is the best Moroccan restaurant in Marrakech ?
La Grande Table Marocaine at Royal Mansour is a leading choice for refined Moroccan cuisine. Dar Moha is another notable address, particularly for guests who want to explore traditional dishes in the Medina.
Are there Michelin-starred restaurants in Marrakech ?
No official Michelin restaurant selection currently covers Morocco. Some Marrakech restaurants work with chefs who hold Michelin stars elsewhere, but this does not mean their Marrakech restaurants are Michelin-starred.
Where can I find fine dining in Marrakech ?
Royal Mansour, Selman Marrakech, the Medina and Guéliz are home to several of the city's most recognised dining addresses, from Moroccan gastronomy to contemporary international cuisine. The atmosphere of a restaurant is often connected to its surroundings, and exploring the different neighbourhoods of Marrakech offers another way to understand the city's dining scene.
Should I book restaurants in Marrakech in advance ?
For sought-after restaurants, particularly palace dining rooms and popular evening tables, booking ahead is advisable. Availability can vary depending on the season and the time of your visit.
Experience Marrakech beyond the table
At Leonis Collection, discovering Marrakech extends beyond choosing where to stay. We help guests experience the city through its finest addresses, from securing a table at a sought-after restaurant to arranging a private dining experience in the intimacy of their residence. Each recommendation and arrangement is considered in line with the occasion, the guests and the experience they wish to have. Because the right table is not simply a reservation, it is part of the journey.
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