Experiencing the Magic of Colors

Another element of a fine dining experience is undoubtedly the atmosphere of the restaurant. The cuisine is of course the main attraction, but the visual component of a dining experience is not to be underestimated. A good restaurant will give you a sensory experience that not only encompasses all of the five senses but also ensures that they are complimentary. At Morocco's Restaurant you are immediately greeted with a barrage of color as you enter. However this "barrage" is not all an assault on your eyes. Rather it is wonderful collage of oranges, blues, reds, golds, greens, and many colors in between. The visual stimulation feels unfamiliar yet at the same time magical and inviting. Much like the cuisine at Morocco's Restaurant, the decor and atmosphere will leave you eager for more.

For a taste of Moroccan cuisine and live entertainment, visit Morocco's Restaurant Mountain View. Check the calendar of events at www.moroccosrestaurant.com

Spanish Influence in Morocco

Today we'll be talking about the influence of Spain throughout Morocco's history and how it remains in modern Moroccan culture. The closest nation across the Strait of Gibraltar from Morocco is Spain, so of course the two countries have been interacting with each other throughout history. Though much of this interaction has been defined by war and conflict, cultural exchange with Spain's Islamic minority has led to prominent advances in art, literature, and of course cuisine.


For a taste of Moroccan cuisine and live entertainment, visit Morocco's Restaurant Mountain View. Check the calendar of events at www.moroccosrestaurant.com