at the table
Standard or extended: choosing a menu
What each of the two menus includes, who tends to pick which, and what guests say about the cooking.
Reserve your evening at Dar Essalam ↗The two menus side by side
| Menu | Courses |
|---|---|
| Standard | Starter, main course, dessert |
| Extended | Starter, two main courses, dessert |
| Both | Moroccan music and dancers |
| Drinks | Not included |
The standard menu
A starter, a main course and a dessert. It is the shorter of the two and keeps the evening centred on the music and the dancers.
The extended menu
The same starter and dessert with a second main course between them: the more generous option.
Who tends to choose which
Parties with large appetites, or tables that mean to linger, are the natural fit for the extended menu. Anyone who plans to eat before or after can go with the standard one.
Dietary needs
The restaurant offers some gluten-free and vegan dishes. If your party has a strict requirement, read the menu details on the GetYourGuide page before you book.
What guests say about the cooking
Reviews run from delicious to average. Guests mention lamb tagine and a chicken dish with figs, and a few say service slows down when the room is full.
Drinks
Drinks are not included in either menu. One guest found the prices reasonable, but they are an extra cost on top of the fare.