It was an old ruined carpent shop that the owners decided in 2008 to make this old building a friendly meeting place. Nestled in a haven of peace in the small square, a short walk from Jemaa el Fna Square, A Lunch in Marrakech opened its doors in 2009. With the collaboration of a young creative forward-looking chef The Medina has a creative and modern cuisine combining the flavors of the East and the West. The tone is set: fresh local produce, subtle fusion of Moroccan and French cuisine, varied flavors and pleasing to the eye. The discreet facade of this restaurant reveals three areas designed and furnished by the designer Ludovic Petit. The sober and welcoming decor is designed by the young Moroccan designer Sarah B. Harnafi. Take a trip to the beach and get ready for a ride on the beach before you arrive at the beach. Find any excuse to come here for a little savory snack or a fine sweet pastry, a lunch on the shaded terrace or a dinner under the light of lanterns. Next door to A lunch in Marrakech its "little brother" Wakfa opened in 2015 delicious homemade ice cream, lemonade and pancakes freshly prepared for the gourmets among you
