Kosybar rooftop Marrakesh

Lina Ambrozaite★★★★

Cosy, relaxed atmosphere, good prices, tasty food. Yes, the service is a bit slow, but it lets you hang out for longer, enjoy the atmosphere. The waiters are really trying hard. Went to other higher rated places (Nomad, DarDar- everything was so rushed that we went out in less than an hour with 3 courses and a bottle of wine) but came back to this place again. Great for sunset watching. Live music with all time hits. Doesn’t need booking. No dressing up required, not for instagram, just for normal laidback people ☺️

**★★★★

This is a terrific bar/restaurant inside the Medina (that serves alcohol). After climbing the stairs you emerge to 2 rooftops with terrific views - especially of a nesting pair of storks. The service is very relaxed and slow, as others have indicated; however, I never felt rushed to clear out so that others can sit the several times I visited. The 2 appetizers I had were yummy and fresh. The staff are all warm and friendly and there is a constant flow of people in/out and waiting for tables. The slowness of the service was not an issue for me as I am on vacation and loved that I was allowed

Liam Dunn★★★★★

Kosybar Rooftop is a fantastic spot to unwind after exploring the Medina. The views over Marrakech are incredible, especially at sunset, and it’s the perfect place to watch the city come alive from above. The atmosphere is relaxed and stylish, with plenty of seating and a cool, chilled vibe. Drinks were well made and reasonably priced, and the staff were attentive without being intrusive. If you want a combination of great views, good drinks, and a calm escape from the bustle below, Kosybar Rooftop is a must-visit.

yassine hadda★★★★

Kosybar Rooftop Marrakech is a restaurant and bar with a rooftop terrace located at Place des Ferblantiers in the heart of the historic medina of Marrakesh, in close proximity to the city’s principal heritage landmarks. The venue is characterized by a multi-level architectural layout that offers panoramic views over the ramparts and rooftops of the old city, extending toward the surroundings of El Badi Palace and the broader urban skyline of Marrakesh. The establishment presents a diversified culinary offering that combines Moroccan cuisine with selected international dishes, complemented by a