Restaurant Marrakesh

World Showcase, Epcot

Main Details
Cuisine Moroccan
Type Table Service
Price Range $30 and under
Alcohol Served
Characters
Disney Operated

Disney Dining Plan
Disney Dining Plan
DDP Credits 1
Deluxe DDP Credits 1

Important Dates
Opening Sep 16 1984

Dining Room
Indoor Seating
Outdoor Seating
Capacity Medium
Child Friendly
Unique Features Belly Dancer show

Reservations
Available
Required
Recommended
Walk-Up Possibility High
Website Disney.com

Menu Highlights
Lunch and Dinner Beef Brewat Rolls, Cous Cous with a Lamb Shank, Shish Kebab, Mogador Fish Tagine, Taste of Morocco - Royal Feast.

Dining Availability
Breakfast Not Served
Lunch 11:30am to 3:15pm
Dinner From 3:30pm

Discounts
Annual Passholder
DVC Members
Passholder Discount 10% Discount applies to the regular price of food and nonalcoholic beverages (excluding applicable tax and gratuity) during all available meal periods. Special events excluded.
TiW

Lunch

December 2025

Dinner

December 2025

EPCOT'S Morocco Pavilion reopens the Tangierine Café and Restaurant Marrakesh
4 years ago

More of EPCOT'S Morocco Pavilion is back open to guests as part of the Food and Wine Festival.

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"Open mind - Open mouth" 12 years ago by drumbum67

This was one of the biggest surprises at WDW. Not accustomed to this cuisine, my family was initially off-put by the outlandish dishes. Overall, the food was good and seemed very true to its Mediterranean roots. Unfortunately, we did not get to see any of the entertainment and were a bit disappointed. It took place in the adjacent room, but never came into our dining room. The service and atmosphere were both lively and fun, with very friendly (patient) staff to ease us through ordering. Overall, this is a good restaurant with very authentic food. I will probably not return, but am very happy that I tried it.

"Wonderful!" 12 years ago by MissAlmyra

Out of our entire trip, Restaurant Marrakesh was my favorite table service meal! The live musicians and belly dancer added an exotic atmosphere to a place that is already gorgeous. The interior tile work has to be see to be believed! I ordered the chicken shish, and it was my favorite meal of the trip. The chicken itself was cooked and seasoned perfectly, while the couscous and olives were delightful on the side. The baklava for dessert was perfectly prepared. Our CM was gracious, knowledgeable, attentive and friendly. Overall an A+ experience. I'm going to make it a habit to go back to this place!

"Great Food" 15 years ago by mwedon09

If you are into this sort of cuisine, then Marrakesh is the place for you. Great scenery inside even though it is sort of a small place. There is a band that constantly plays and a belly dancer comes out every once in a while and puts on a show. Fun place, food is great...fun place to be in Epcot.

"The Best Counter Service in Epcot" 15 years ago by WDW Insider

Keep in mind, the restaurant is a counter service restaurant... however, with that in mind, the Restaurant Marrakesh is a terrific place to grab something to eat. The hummus here is especially good, as is the couscous. However, there are a few drawbacks - one, there is limited seating, and two, there is little to no air conditioning. So while the food is terrific, I recommend this restaurant in the evening, but not in the middle of a blistering hot August day.

Restaurant Marrakesh is a table service restaurant at the Morocco Pavilion in Epcot's World Showcase.

Restaurant Marrakesh serves flavorful specialties, using a long list of herbs and spices including saffron, a key ingredient in many Moroccan dishes. A favorite appetizer is bastilla, or fried pastry, that combines layers of the pastry with chicken seasoned with almonds, powdered sugar and cinnamon. The dessert menu includes bastilla au lait etamandes, with cream and toasted almonds and traditional Moroccan mint tea. During lunch and dinner, a belly dancer entertains with live Moroccan music.

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Restaurant Marrakesh

World Showcase, Epcot