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Shisha bar in the medina. No terasse but will be great spot for the colder autumn and winter evenings. Trying to appeal to the nouvelle ville crowd but more likely to attract tourists that fancy a change.
Modern lounge style athmosphere. Lacking a bit in charm, but that is minor.
In formal alcohol list available.
Superb Sangria!
Free shisha voucher (Google search: Fez Lounge, Shisha, Voucher)
Dress Code: Non
Written Sep 28, 2009
Website: www.fezlounge.com
Here you will find the people that want to be seen. The crowd s mainly yound affluent Moroccan men with 20% female, yet not sure how many of them were working vs just going out. The dress code is stylish - designer labels, short skirts (very short skirts, therefor the question about work)
Drinks and entrance are pricey. You will see most Moroccans will buy a bottle rather than the glass.
Mixed music from RnB to charts and House.
A definite fun night out.
As a western girl, expect to be approached!
Dress Code: Stylish, proper shoes
Written Sep 28, 2009
Address: Janan Palace, Avenue Ahmed Chaouki, Fes
Fez, and then we consentrate on
the modern city has some night life,
oriented to night clubs and bars.
Night clubs are somewhat seedy,
and are more about prostitution
than going out and having fun.
Written Aug 27, 2003
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