Since 1980, the Restaurant Chez Ali of Marrakech offers each evening to its guests a folklore show mixing traditional songs and dances, fantasia and equestrian acrobatics. In a setting worthy of the tales of the Arabian Nights, between imperial palace and tents caidale Chez Ali Marrakech offers a traditional dinner. Bewitched by the legendary Moroccan folklore, you will eat, listen and watch an entertainment restoring the ancestral Berber celebrations. This unique and captivating performance takes place in a typical arena of powder games: The fantasia. The Restaurant Chez Ali Marrakech has reconstituted in the purest tradition this practice. Riders in baroude, weapons and traditional costumes charge as at the time of the battles and demonstrations of strength. It is the mastery and knowledge of ancestral art and a passion for horses. Acrobats as for them ignite the crowds with singular feats and the nobility of their mounts.
This legendary venue is one of the most famous dinner shows in Morocco, offering a massive spectacle that celebrates desert culture and folklore. Located on the outskirts of the city, it features a huge arena surrounded by traditional Bedouin tents where guests dine. The atmosphere is loud, colorful, and full of energy, making it a popular choice for large groups and first-time visitors to the city. It is a place where history and entertainment come together for a night of traditional music and impressive stunts.
Important Information: A world-renowned cultural park and arena that hosts a giant folklore show while you enjoy a traditional feast.
Pricing: High (includes dinner and show).
Entry Fee: Usually included in the pre-booked tour or dinner package price.
Shows / Timing: Features a grand finale with the “Fantasia” horse show, belly dancers, acrobats, and fireworks. The show typically starts after dinner.
Reservation: Required, as most people visit through organized tours or pre-arranged bookings.
Other Info: The menu is fixed and usually features classic Moroccan dishes like Harira soup, roasted lamb (Méchoui), and couscous. It is an outdoor experience, so it is wise to bring a jacket for cooler evenings.
