Marrakesh

Frommer's Review

This unique dining spot exemplifies the spirit of Epcot more than any other restaurant. The restaurant's hand-set mosaic tiles, latticed shutters, and painted ceiling represent some 12 centuries of Arabic design. Exquisitely carved faux ivory archways frame the dining area. Unfortunately many guests shy away mistakenly thinking the cuisine's just too exotic -- don't be put off. The menu features marinated beef and chicken shish kabobs; braised chicken with green olives, garlic, and lemon; and a medley of seafood, chicken, and lamb. Most entrees come with the national dish, couscous (steamed semolina with veggies). If you can't decide what you want, sampler platters allowing you a taste of everything are available. Belly dancers and musicians entertain you while you dine. There's a small selection of wine and beer.

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