Zama Zama

Zama Zama is the loud, glamorous end of the Marrakech dinner table, a self-styled fusion arabesque where the food, the cocktails and the music are pitched as one night out rather than three separate things. The cooking runs the Arab world from Morocco to Lebanon, generous and spice-forward, the Levantine mezze and the Moroccan classics reworked with a modern hand and meant for sharing across a busy table. It seats a crowd, indoors and out, and fills up as the evening builds. Drinks come from the Baromètre Marrakech team, bold cocktails that lean into Arab flavours and golden-age glamour. As dinner runs on, the room turns: Arabic deep house and revisited classics from a resident female DJ collective, rotating guest acts, the lighting dropping and the volume climbing. This is a place that wants you to stay past dessert. Come for a long, festive dinner rather than a quiet one, a group rather than a tete-a-tete. It suits the night you want noise, colour and a soundtrack, the table sliding from food into something closer to a party as the hours go.