Royal Mansour restaurants in Marrakech: where to book
Royal Mansour restaurants in Marrakech range from Moroccan cooking at La Grande Table Marocaine to Italian food at Sesamo, French dishes at La Grande Brasserie and an outdoor meal at Le Jardin. For a first dinner, book the Moroccan restaurant; for Friday lunch, its couscous menu costs 600 MAD per person.
Source checked 11 October 2026: Royal Mansour Marrakech Dining
The choice, in short
When to look elsewhere
These are the Marrakech restaurants; the Royal Mansour properties in Casablanca and Tamuda Bay have different dining rooms.
Other Marrakech tables4 restaurants, 4 different meals
Start with the cuisine and time of day, then reserve the table that fits.
La Grande Table Marocaine opens through a blue patio, with lute and oud music. Hélène Darroze works with chef Karim Ben Baba on the Moroccan cooking. Dinner runs daily, 7pm–10.30pm: the menu lists harira at 350 MAD, sh’hiwates at 520 MAD and pigeon pastilla at 720 MAD. Friday adds lunch, noon–2.30pm, with a 600 MAD couscous menu per person.
Sesamo is Massimiliano Alajmo’s Italian restaurant, with Murano chandeliers and a setting inspired by Venetian palaces. The published dishes include spicy-pesto risotto and beef carpaccio. 2, 3 or 4 courses cost 950, 1,250 or 1,550 MAD per person; the Mamma Rita menu is 1,500 MAD. Dinner is daily, 7pm–10.30pm, with Il pranzo della nonna also offered at Sunday lunch.
La Grande Brasserie opens daily, 7am–10.30pm, to residents and visitors. Hélène Darroze’s French cooking comes with tableside carving, flambé dishes and a bread trolley; seafood, profiteroles and mille-feuilles feature in the restaurant’s description. Sunday’s Brunch d’Hélène combines starters and seafood from the Patio des bars buffet with signature dishes served at the table.
Le Jardin serves Asian and Mediterranean cooking outdoors. Lunch runs noon–4.30pm, with Sushi Jeudi on Thursdays: shiso tempura, sea bream sashimi and kombu nigiri are among its dishes. Dinner is listed at 7pm–10pm from spring onwards; check evening opening for a winter visit.
Reserve the restaurant you want and ask separately about using the bars afterwards; a dinner booking need not settle every part of the evening.
The courtyard of white drapes, a riad with its own roof plunge pool, the white spa and the palm garden
The forecourt where the car door is opened, the courtyard of white drapes under a roof of rings and glass globes, a riad’s green sitting room, the roof terrace with its small plunge pool, the spa’s lace-white atrium, paths between palms and hedges, a lantern under a wooden ceiling and the dining room of La Grande Table Marocaine.
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Match the booking to the meal
- Choose La Grande Table Marocaine
Book 7pm–10.30pm for Moroccan cooking with lute and oud music.
- Ask for the couscous menu
Lunch runs noon–2.30pm; the couscous menu is 600 MAD per person.
- Choose a Sesamo menu
2, 3 or 4 courses cost 950, 1,250 or 1,550 MAD.
- Choose between brunch and Italian lunch
The Brasserie offers Brunch d’Hélène; Sesamo offers Il pranzo della nonna. Ask the restaurant for the time and menu.
- Confirm evening opening
Le Jardin serves lunch daily and lists dinner from spring onwards.
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A Moroccan meal or an Italian set menu
What it includes
- La Grande Table Marocaine: harira 350 MAD; pigeon pastilla 720 MAD
- Friday couscous menu: 600 MAD per person
- Sesamo: 2 courses 950 MAD; 3 courses 1,250 MAD; 4 courses 1,550 MAD
- Sesamo Mamma Rita menu: 1,500 MAD
Opening hours and bookings
| Property | Royal Mansour Marrakech. |
|---|---|
| La Grande Brasserie | Daily 7am–10.30pm. |
| Moroccan dinner | Daily 7pm–10.30pm. |
| Moroccan Friday lunch | Noon–2.30pm. |
| Sesamo dinner | Daily 7pm–10.30pm; Sunday lunch also offered. |
| Le Jardin | Lunch noon–4.30pm; dinner 7pm–10pm from spring onwards. |
The hotel and its riads
The hotel guide covers the riads if dinner is part of an overnight stay.
The hotel, rooms and guest reviews3 alternatives for a Marrakech dinner
Compare the cooking before choosing the setting.
Royal Mansour gives you 4 restaurants; these alternatives offer other ways to plan the evening.
| Restaurant | Cooking | What stands out |
|---|---|---|
| Royal Mansour: La Grande Table Marocaine | Moroccan | Friday couscous; blue patio and oud music |
| La Mamounia: L’Italien | Italian by Simone Zanoni | Spaghetti and tortellini on the published menu |
| Selman: Assyl | Moroccan | An all-female kitchen brigade |
| Mandarin Oriental: Ling Ling | Cocktails and music | Lounge and terrace with DJ sets |
- Guest experiences at Royal Mansour
A guest writing in September 2026 praised their Italian tasting meal, service and setting. Another September visitor came for a coffee without staying and described being directed from the restaurant to the bar, then refused a coffee-only order.
Royal Mansour restaurants: your questions
Which Royal Mansour are these restaurants in?
These are the 4 restaurants at Royal Mansour Marrakech. Select the Marrakech property when making your restaurant reservation with the hotel.
Can I eat here without staying?
The Brasserie and Sesamo explicitly welcome visitors as well as hotel guests. Book your chosen restaurant through the hotel.
How much is the Friday couscous?
The Moroccan restaurant’s menu lists the Friday couscous menu at 600 MAD per person; lunch runs noon–2.30pm.
Is Sesamo only open for dinner?
No. Sesamo serves dinner daily, 7pm–10.30pm, and Il pranzo della nonna at Sunday lunch. Confirm the lunch time when booking.
Can I eat outside?
Le Jardin serves outdoor Asian and Mediterranean meals. Lunch is noon–4.30pm; confirm dinner opening for your date.
How do I reserve?
Use the official restaurant page or call +212 529 808 282, specifying the venue, meal, date and party size.
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