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Restaurant Marrakesh

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About Restaurant Marrakesh

Disney's Moroccan-themed restaurant might be the easiest in Epcot to get into, due to both its well-hidden location and most American's unfamiliarity with African/Middle Eastern food. But give it a try, and those who have not resigned themselves to a life of "meat-n'-potatoes" will find lamb, chicken and vegetarian dishes. Plus, the occasional belly dancer. -- Last edited by Robert Niles

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Fair. I decided I'd try the 7-course feast. Most of the options were average and lacked spice for Moroccan food, though the fine couscous and fall-off-the-bone lamb made up for that. The best dish, however, was the belly dancer. Hoo-wah. - Joshua Counsil

Took a reservation years ago on New Year's Eve since we were having trouble getting into other restaurants and loved it! We have gone back since a couple of times. - Jennifer Capps


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