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Le Bar Majorelle in Marrakesh La Mamounia

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Le Bar Majorelle in Marrakech La Mamounia

A jazzy vibe and a gourmet menu

As the beating heart of La Mamounia, the Bar Majorelle boasts two different moods. Inside, discover a sumptuous décor awash with colours and designs conjuring up artist Jacques Majorelle who once painted here.

Outside, soak up the balmy air on the delightful terrace. From morning till night, the Bar Majorelle invites you to revel in a deliciously indulgent intimacy.

Le Bar Majorelle

In the daytime, it is the perfect place to relax with a book and a coffee, or a quiet moment of writing... While in the evening, it lends itself perfectly to cocktails and gourmet dishes accompanied by some mellow jazz tunes.

The music, the beautifully lit terrace and the lively conversations all combine to create a unique, upbeat and friendly atmosphere.

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The Bar Majorelle is one of those places
where people come to live life to the fullest.

Designed by Pierre Hermé

The menu, designed by Pierre Hermé, will have you wanting to try a little of everything: fresh light starters, snacks and tapas dishes, recipes that pay homage to the classics of French cuisine...

...without of course forgetting the unmissable desserts - delicious and irresistible indulgences combining Moroccan pastries, chocolate and vanilla flavours, fresh fruit and, of course, the legendary macarons from the Picasso of pastry-making himself.

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Jacques Majorelle,
a painter in love with Marrakech

Artist Jacques Majorelle was a great enthusiast of North Africa, particularly Marrakech and southern Morocco. A painter in the Orientalist style, stripped of all exoticism, he invented a deep ultramarine blue that bears his name today. He came to La Mamounia in 1922 to decorate a restaurant, and later acquired a palm grove where he had two villas built. The first in a traditional Moorish style and the second in pure clean lines.

Subsequently purchased by Yves Saint-Laurent and Pierre Bergé, the latter shimmers in its brilliant blue tones in the heart of the magnificent Majorelle Garden, and is a must-see attraction when visiting the Red City.

Useful information

Open every day:

From 10 am to 1 am

Elegant attire is required in all our restaurants and bars.

Luxury leather sandals are allowed, but plastic sandals and flip-flops are forbidden for men and women. After 6:00 PM, even smart city shorts and bermudas are not permitted. However, children under the age of 12 are allowed to wear city shorts and/or bermudas.

Moreover, backpacks and large bags must be deposited at the Ksar Gate cloakroom.

We thank you for your understanding and look forward to welcoming you to La Mamounia.

Contact:

Phone: +212 5243-88600
Mail: restaurants@mamounia.com