Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 315 S Trenton Ave, Tulsa, OK 74120
Phone: (916) 398-8199
Website: https://notesofmarrakesh.com/
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Reviews
Cole Milton
The food and service was fantastic, and the owner was so nice and attentive. She came to the table and chatted with us after we finished eating. This was my first time trying Moroccan food and I will absolutely be back! We tried the chicken tajine, chicken pastila, rfissa, cheese cigars and tea and it was all great. If you go you HAVE to try the tea!!
… moreSusie Wellendorf
Notes of Marrakesh on 3rd and Trenton is the real deal and some of the best Moroccan food I’ve had stateside. We ordered the fig toast, chicken tajine with preserved lemons and olives, and lamb tajine with caramelized blueberries. The homemade bread served on the side was perfect for sopping up the delicious sauces you don’t dare waste. It was all so good! We look forward to returning to try more items on the menu. Don’t miss this gem of a restaurant!
… moreZheyu Jiang
Shout out to this place! This place is amazing! Not only is this the only Moroccan restaurant in Oklahoma, it is the best Moroccan food I’ve ever had. Highly recommend the lamb tagine and seafood pastila! The owner is very friendly and we had a nice conversation. I will definitely come back.
Btw, the owner of the restaurant also opened the only Moroccan bathhouse in Oklahoma, only three min drive from the restaurant.
… moreBtw, the owner of the restaurant also opened the only Moroccan bathhouse in Oklahoma, only three min drive from the restaurant.
KJ
This was my first visit, and I can’t wait to return. The cultural atmosphere was inviting, and the food was delicious, full of vibrant spices. The mint tea and lamb tajine were especially memorable and gave a taste of authentic Moroccan cuisine. A true hidden gem.
… moreRyan Howell
A one-of-a-kind restaurant in Tulsa (and maybe all of Oklahoma) with incredible Moroccan cuisine. We had chicken tajin and chicken pastilla, both were delightful combinations of sweet and savory. Apricots! Almonds! Sesame! To drink we had fresh juice and smoothies. Truly amazing. Food is not made until you order so do you expect a bit of a wait but it is well worth it. We learned from the owner they are opening a Moroccan bathhouse which we will definitely check out.
… moreSpencer Barrett
First time experiencing Moroccan food and it was phenomenal. The mix of savory and sweet may not be for everyone, but the fig toast, lamb, and salad was top tier. We ate everything and it was $50 for an amazing lunch.
Will definitely be back for the rest of the menu.
… moreWill definitely be back for the rest of the menu.
Travis Hogan
This place was amazing. The Moroccan coffee is some of the best coffee I have ever had. The owner is super friendly and took the time to explain to us the different dishes. Great place for a date night and to try some not so ordinary food. I highly recommend.
… moreSpike Speedwell
Know BEFORE you go.
Credits cards are taboo here. Bring cash or a debit card. Don’t ask for a diet coke. However, healthy beer, wine and mixed drinks are available. Service is minimal, but adequate. The restaurant is clean and comfortable, decorated with Moroccan/Arabic/Islamic mosaic wall art. The tables are decorated in the same colorful motif of faux tile decals. Some type of Arabic opera was playing on the big screen.
Pictures and reviews showcase various unique artisan meals, and some meals are basic home cooking with a flavorful Moroccan spin. Start your day with a Moroccan or Turkish breakfast. Have a colorful fruity salad for brunch. Meals likely influenced by a mix of Arab and Berber ethnic heritage. And try the coffee. My wife did and it was good.
Our dining experience was limited to the entrée page of the menu. Two versions offered, Pastila and Tajine. The beef and chicken Pastila descriptions were tempting, but meat and sweet doesn’t work for me. Tajine it will be.
No lamb today, so beef and chicken tajine will be lunch. Tajine, meals cooked and served under those funny little ceramic teepees. Grandma’s roast chicken and pot roast style beef stew. You have a choice of options to augment the meat flavors. Caramelized prunes and apricots, or preserved lemons and olives. I never pass up preserved lemons and olives. That was for me, on the beef. Prunes and apricots on my wife’s roast chicken. Both meals served with a small loaf of bread. My bowl was filled with a very liberal serving of beef. A portion well worth the $22 at today’s beef prices. Tasty, very basic meals of bread and meat.
This is a rare opportunity to sample Moroccan cuisine. Try it!
When it came time to pay, we had a dilemma. Only credit cards were to be found in my wallet.
My personal pecuniary ideology does not condone use of a debit cards and considers there use a stigma.
In the future, a sign on the front door stating the restaurant’s preference of payment would be helpful to the patrons.
… moreCredits cards are taboo here. Bring cash or a debit card. Don’t ask for a diet coke. However, healthy beer, wine and mixed drinks are available. Service is minimal, but adequate. The restaurant is clean and comfortable, decorated with Moroccan/Arabic/Islamic mosaic wall art. The tables are decorated in the same colorful motif of faux tile decals. Some type of Arabic opera was playing on the big screen.
Pictures and reviews showcase various unique artisan meals, and some meals are basic home cooking with a flavorful Moroccan spin. Start your day with a Moroccan or Turkish breakfast. Have a colorful fruity salad for brunch. Meals likely influenced by a mix of Arab and Berber ethnic heritage. And try the coffee. My wife did and it was good.
Our dining experience was limited to the entrée page of the menu. Two versions offered, Pastila and Tajine. The beef and chicken Pastila descriptions were tempting, but meat and sweet doesn’t work for me. Tajine it will be.
No lamb today, so beef and chicken tajine will be lunch. Tajine, meals cooked and served under those funny little ceramic teepees. Grandma’s roast chicken and pot roast style beef stew. You have a choice of options to augment the meat flavors. Caramelized prunes and apricots, or preserved lemons and olives. I never pass up preserved lemons and olives. That was for me, on the beef. Prunes and apricots on my wife’s roast chicken. Both meals served with a small loaf of bread. My bowl was filled with a very liberal serving of beef. A portion well worth the $22 at today’s beef prices. Tasty, very basic meals of bread and meat.
This is a rare opportunity to sample Moroccan cuisine. Try it!
When it came time to pay, we had a dilemma. Only credit cards were to be found in my wallet.
My personal pecuniary ideology does not condone use of a debit cards and considers there use a stigma.
In the future, a sign on the front door stating the restaurant’s preference of payment would be helpful to the patrons.
Graciela
Travel to Morocco from Tulsa. Come with time. This experience should not be rushed. We ate lamb blueberries and chicken olives with lemon tajine, and both were spectacular. We also had a sweet Moroccan mint tea. It was a perfect night date.
… moreLeah Marie
The BEST salad I have ever had. The pear, fig and raspberry salad was just so incredibly delicious. The Beef Pasita was absolutely divine, I want another one stat. Service is fantastic and owner are absolutely lovely. Seriously can’t wait to go back!
… more