Riad du Pêcheur Safi

“A very tired place to stay.|If you are looking for a quiet relaxing place to sleep you will be disappointed as it over looks a busy port and the traffic is never ending not the hotels fault. |Reception was unenthusiastic |Parking was on a pavement by the Riad |The waiter was fantastic and couldn’t be more obliging at breakfast.|Our room was clean although I had to ask for an extra towel and the bathroom really did need an upgrade but actually the shower was surprisingly good.”

“We ordered the octopus tagine and it wasn't octopus but looked like the cheapest, nastiest cuttlefish. It wasn't even cooked well and was like eating chewy rubber. For an upmarket restaurant, that's disgraceful.”

“Really nice and beautiful place to sit for sunset and have dinner. Food was really good, service was sweet. The owner was extremely friendly, sat with us, offered us tea and biscuits and his help with some issues we had with our camper van.”

“Big thanks to Medhi who gave us great while staying here and enjoying the restaurants great food. In combination with great service and great techniques de place Ambiance is unique. try the moroccan soup 11/10 spot!”

“This was, without a doubt, the worst experience I’ve had in the entire city maybe even in my life. I entered with hope, left with regret. This was not just a meal it was a warning wrapped in cold glares and empty plates. From the very first moment, the staff’s eyes spoke louder than words not of welcome, but of disdain. I was treated like a burden, not a guest. They pushed unwanted dishes upon me, insisting the simple ones were “unavailable.” It felt less like a service and more like a trap. The food arrived lifeless, tasteless, overpriced. Each bite a disappointment, each sip a reminder that I should have walked away. This place has none of the soul, warmth, or decency a weary traveler seeks. There are places in this city that will feed both your body and spirit. This is not one of them. I left hungrier than I arrived not for food, but for dignity.”