Nomad Restaurant
Modern Moroccan cuisine served on a stunning multi-level rooftop terrace overlooking the Medina. Known for its creative takes on traditional dishes and vibrant atmosphere.
Le Jardin Marrakech: Hidden Garden Restaurant Review
A tranquil hidden garden restaurant in the heart of the Medina, serving Moroccan and international cuisine under lush greenery.
About Le Jardin
A hidden garden restaurant tucked away in the Medina, Le Jardin offers a tranquil green oasis with Moroccan and international dishes. The lush courtyard is filled with banana trees, bougainvillea, and fountains — a welcome escape from the busy souks. After lunch, walk to nearby Jemaa el-Fna or up to Terrasse des Epices for a mint tea with rooftop views. Check our Moroccan food guide to understand the dishes on the menu.
Dining Tips
Mains 70–130 MAD. Open for lunch and dinner. No reservations needed for lunch but recommended for dinner. The restaurant is on Souk Jeld in the northern Medina. Vegetarian-friendly with good salad and pasta options alongside Moroccan classics.
Frequently Asked Questions
Le Jardin is located at 32 Souk Jeld Sidi Abdelaziz, near the Rahba Kedima in the northern part of the Medina. It is about a 15-minute walk from Jemaa el-Fna. Look for a discreet entrance — the lush garden inside is a surprise.
Reservations are not usually needed for lunch but are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends. You can call +212 5243-78295 to book. The restaurant tends to fill up during peak lunch hours (1-3 PM).
Yes, Le Jardin is very vegetarian-friendly. The menu includes excellent salads, pasta dishes, and vegetable-based Moroccan options alongside classic tagines and grilled dishes.
No, Le Jardin does not currently serve alcohol. They offer a good selection of fresh juices, smoothies, mint tea, and soft drinks.
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