First time visiting was 2009 when you were still off Peachtree Street, down the street from Benihana. For some of us the way we see a country, it’s country men/women, its culture, and history is the its cuisine. It’s been one beautiful adventure thru the Country of Morocco . The taste, the smells, the music View Full →

Never tried this type of food or restaurant setup. Was skeptical of course but food turned out to be great. Dress comfortably as some areas require no shoes and floor seating. The belly dancers was a good addition. Will be back. The food was great.

We thought we try this restaurant as we recently had a trip to morocco and synod the cuisine. The food is very good here and the service was one of the best we had. The young man paid a lot of attenion to us and very good in what he is doing. Cant wait to View Full →

Six of us came here for a birthday dinner and we had a great time. We all had something different and the food ranged from good to very good. In particular, we liked the Chicken Wrap (B’stella) as a delicious and flavorful appetizer. The real treat of the night was the dancer who was really View Full →

It was our first visit to imperial FEZ in Atlanta, by coincidence, me and my husband get there for a drink and hookah, but we ended up eating and meeting these great people who owns the restaurant, very nice Moroccan people, generous and down to earth, food is great, atmosphere was excellent, i definitely encourage View Full →

We went here for my dad’s birthday, and had a great evening. The restaurant is a bit pricey, but we felt that we had gotten our money’s worth. The food was incredible, the atmosphere beautiful, our waiter was very friendly and helpful, and my dad very much enjoyed the belly dancer. Would definitely go back View Full →