Imperial Fez

This place has the worst of the Moroccan food I have tried so far. Extremely expensive food. Not worth the money paid. The waiter who served me was harsh when he understood that we were not buying an individual plate for my small kid. I will never ever visit this place again. Worst experience.

The food is extremely expensive. What caught my eye is that there is a kabob that's on the menu that has pork and this was confirmed by the waiter. That shocked me especially since contamination could occur. It's sad when for the sake of business we incorporate haraam meat, one of the worst animals that has been strictly forbidden for muslims to consume. They also have a a whole alcohol display. Personally i would not support a fellow muslim who knows better than to bring pork meat in his kitchen. May Allah guide us and help us become stronger muslims.

Great place and great fun

Very authentic Moroccan atmosphere, food and service. Pricey but highly recommend; note that they serve alcohol and have a belly dancer, so the atmosphere is not Zabihah!

The food is very delicious, but also very expensive to people who don't mind paying $40-$80 ($40 minimum, and if you decide to share a plate with a friend, they still charge you $30 just for sitting there) per person, for the meal (not including tax and tip). Watch out for the second receipt, if you use your card to pay -- when they send you your first receipt with the total on it, it already includes the tip, but when you hand them your card they bring out another receipt to get your signature but it also includes an additional line for tip.

My experience in Imperial Fez was really great. I enjoyed the food and the service. It is an authentic Moroccan restaurant in term of food and way to serve and eat. The only thing is that it is a bit expensive. It is on the rate of $40 per person, but the serving per person is huge too...

Exotic food and belly dancing.