
Moroccan Salads
A colourful spread of cooked and fresh salads to share.
Kasbah AndalussiyaRooftop & Restaurant
Where Moroccan authenticity meets contemporary elegance — a rooftop above the old Kasbah, steps from the Saadian Tombs.
Behind a rose-pink façade on Rue de la Kasbah, a few steps from the Saadian Tombs, Kasbah Andalussiya opens its doors from breakfast until late — a calm address in one of Marrakech's most historic quarters.
Inside, zellige tiles, carved wood and woven lanterns frame dishes prepared with care. Upstairs, the rooftop terrace looks out across the rooftops of the Kasbah, from the morning light to the last call of the evening.
A place to gather, to linger over mint tea, and to make memories above the Kasbah. — The Kasbah Andalussiya welcome
Coffee in the morning shade, a long lunch on the terrace, dinner under the lanterns — service runs all day, every day.
A taste of what reaches the table at Kasbah Andalussiya.

A table of small bowls — cooked and fresh salads, served with bread to share.

Skewers, chops and fries with a fresh garden salad.

Silky, generous and finished with a flourish.

Tarts, mousses and cakes, chosen straight from the counter.

Blended to order and crowned with fresh fruit.

Layers of fresh fruit, a sculpted garnish and a sprig of mint.

Spiced meatballs simmered in tomato and finished with egg.
Climb to the terrace and the medina opens out around you: minarets, palm tops and the sky turning gold over the Saadian quarter.
By night the rooftop glows under woven lanterns and strings of light — made for sunset drinks, long dinners and celebrations.








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In the Kasbah quarter of the Marrakech medina, a short walk from the Saadian Tombs and the Moulay El Yazid Mosque.