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Have been to Casbah everytime we go to Savannah. The deocrations, the attention to detail, the mint tea, the spicy food, and of course, the Belly Danc…
LANCE C
Casbah Moroccan Restaurant
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Closed 2013, will not reopen. not much more to say. Enjoyed it the few times I went. Still plenty of great restaurants in Savannah. Waiting to see wha…
SavannahBruce
Casbah Moroccan Restaurant
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They are no longer in business;however ,they combined with Mirage Restaurant on 20 West Broughton Street. We had to move to outdoor seating because of…
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Casbah Moroccan Restaurant
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Casbah Moroccan Restaurant is open for Dinner. Casbah Moroccan Restaurant serves Mediterranean and Middle Eastern dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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5 Reviews on “Casbah Moroccan Restaurant”
Have been to Casbah everytime we go to Savannah. The deocrations, the attention to detail, the mint tea, the spicy food, and of course, the Belly Dancers! It is just a great fun experience. I would highly recommend it to anyone.
Closed 2013, will not reopen. not much more to say. Enjoyed it the few times I went. Still plenty of great restaurants in Savannah. Waiting to see what goes in that spot
They are no longer in business;however ,they combined with Mirage Restaurant on 20 West Broughton Street. We had to move to outdoor seating because of the noisy whistling air conditioner. Falafel was not freshly made. Meh. Detour to Middle Eastern Restaurant on Montgomery Street.
The name has changed (The Mirage) but the belly dancer is still there. The food is Mediterranean and nothing that we haven’t had elsewhere.
We came her a few times, last time was even more fun ,the dancer lead all those who would like in belly dancing ,that alone was worth it. The food is always great and so are those folks who serve us