About this guide and our method
How we label sources
| Type | Examples | How it appears |
|---|---|---|
| Official restaurant information | Restaurant website, online booking page | Reported as the restaurant’s own claim |
| Booking platforms | GetYourGuide, Headout, Trip.com | Prices and inclusions with the date seen |
| Traveller reviews | Public reviews on booking platforms | Summarised as themes, never quoted at length |
| Personal observation | My visit | Only what I saw, in the first-person guide |
| Documented history and culture | UNESCO, Wikipedia | Linked in the Sources block of each page |
Who publishes this
The site is published by Abdelghafour Sadki of Marrakech In Morocco, a travel blog about Marrakech. It is not affiliated with the restaurant.
Every page follows this method. The main entry point is the Dar Essalam dinner show guide, and my visit is the one first-hand account.
How the information was gathered
- The restaurant’s own website and online booking page, for the address, hours, rooms and history.
- Booking platform listings (GetYourGuide, Headout, Trip.com) for the programme, timings, inclusions and prices.
- Public traveller reviews, summarised as themes and never quoted at length.
- Reference sources such as UNESCO and Wikipedia for cultural and historical context.
What we do not claim
- We do not describe a personal visit that we have not documented in this guide.
- We do not copy ratings from other platforms or publish review scores as our own.
- We report the restaurant’s heritage claims as the restaurant’s claims.
- We cannot promise prices, times or availability, which change.
Affiliate disclosure
Booking buttons use an affiliate link to GetYourGuide. If you book through it we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Prices reported in the guides are taken from public listings and are not altered by the affiliate relationship.
Corrections and updates
Guides carry a last-updated date. If you notice something out of date, such as a changed price, hours or programme, please tell us through the main blog so we can fix it. Information that is checked and corrected is more useful than information that is merely long.
Affiliate disclosure: booking links are affiliate links. If you book through them we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. This site is not run by the restaurant.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official Dar Essalam website?
No. It is an independent guide published by Marrakech In Morocco and is not affiliated with the restaurant.
How are prices checked?
From public booking-platform listings on the date shown at the top of each page. Check the live page before paying.
Do you earn money from this site?
Yes, through affiliate links to GetYourGuide, at no extra cost to you.
Sources
- Dar Essalam restaurant website (daressalam.com)
- Dar Essalam online table booking (eat-now)
- UNESCO – Lists of Intangible Cultural Heritage (Gnawa; Jemaa el-Fna)
Operator information (restaurant and booking platforms) is reported as their claim. Prices and times change, so check the live page before you pay.
Last updated: . Photos: Marrakech In Morocco.
More guides
- Menu and prices: full menu, set menus and 3 vs 4 coursesFull Dar Essalam menu with prices in MAD: 300 and 400 MAD set menus, starters, mains, desserts, extras, kids menu, plus 3 vs 4-course platform prices. Nov 2026.
- The evening step by stepHow a Dar Essalam dinner-show evening runs in Marrakech: arrival, courses, music from 8:00 PM, dancers, seating and practical tips. Checked Nov 2026.
- Is the Dar Essalam dinner show worth it?An honest look at whether the Dar Essalam dinner show in Marrakech is worth it: who it suits, who should skip it, reviewer themes and how to decide.