Imperial Fez

(404) 351-0870

2285 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA | Directions   30309

33.816365 -84.389540 View Website

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At a Glance ?
100% ambiance
“There was occasional belly dancing performances throughout the evening which provided a nice atmosphere.”
100% drinks
“For that price I want steak and lobster and a $50 bottle of good wine.”
86% food quality
“The food is delicious.”
100% menu variety
“This restaurant is highly recommended for the culturally diverse.”
100% overall
“It was nice to go to a restaurant and enjoy everything.”
82% service
“The ambience is good, the dancers provide great entertainment, the service is average, and the food is very pricy and nothing to look forward to.”
65% value
“Food was decent and the decor was interesting, but the price was much too high--about $250 for the four of us and we are not heavy drinkers.”
50% wait time
“It was difficult to get refills on water (if any at all), we had an array of waitstaff, waitress was slow and could not answer questions about the dishes, and when it came time to pay the bill we had to wait over a half hour to get the attention of the wa”

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5.0
December 08, 2010

5 Course Meal w/ Enchanting Belly Dancing Show. I was at Imperial Fez last night with my brother-in-law.

We had purchased a $60 groupon deal and we were treated extremely well and would like to commend all the servers who treated us like royalty and the dancer who put on a hell of a show. I will definitely come back soon.

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5.0
December 04, 2010

Wonderful Experience!. Wanted to take my daughter here because she is engaged to a transplanted Moroccan. We all wanted to experience a part of his culture, and this was much cheaper than a trip to Casablanca. The food was delicious, I had one of the lamb dishes, my husband had the beef ribs, and my daughter, who is vegan (and they made every effort to accommodate her special dietary needs) had the vegetable tagine. We loved Andrea, the belly dancer and even got to dance with her. Collin, our waiter, was most attentive and efficient. And when my camera battery died and I wanted a picture of us with Andrea, chef Rafiha graciously let us use his camera and emailed us the pictures the next day. Thanks to all for this memorable, fun experience

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3.0
September 12, 2010

Entertaining. The atmosphere and entertainment are what makes this place fun. The food was good, not great and it gets pricey.Once you have been, it is off the list, unless you need a place to go with a very large group, then I would return, but at this point, did it.

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2.0
July 13, 2010

Sorta good. We have been to several restaurants and I can't help but compare the quality of food and services I get from one place to another. This restaurant was sort of good, but not really exceptional. The food they serve was so so. To top it off, the service was not prompt.

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1.0
June 30, 2010

Not worth it!!!!!!!!!. My family and I went to Imperial Fez for dinner thinking it was going to be a fun night for all of us but on the contrary it turned out to be awful; a huge disappointment!!!

1st of all, my husband and I both ordered the menu.

My lamb couscous came out with two tiny pieces of lamb! If I would have wanted a veggie couscous, I would have ordered a veggie couscous!

2nd of all, they had a special going on that night with half price pitchers of mojito mentioned on the menu on the table as well as at the front door. Well come to find out they were not doing the special anymore since last week!!!! So why are you still promoting it?????????

On top of that, they had another deal going stating that if you order 2 menus, you get a free hookah at the end of your meal! Well of course, that special was no longer offered even though advertised in front of our eyes!!!!!

What a rip off this place is! I will never step foot into Imperial Fez ever again!!!!

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1.0
June 03, 2010

skip this place. I went to Imperial Fez last Saturday with a friend to try this restaurant for the first time. Although the belly dancers were good, there is not much else that was good. The courses were so bland and everything was served at room temperature. The worst part of the experience was the waitress - perhaps she should work in a morgue if she truly dislikes being around people.

We would have at least liked eating this mediocre food at the same time but my friend's main course came first and mine came ten minutes later. At the next table, the family was upset because everyone at their table had finished eating, but the waitress kept forgetting the wife's meal. Here is a hint Imperial Fez: People sitting at the same table generally LIKE eating their meals at the same time.

Overall, never again. Please do not waste your money or your time (2.5 hours). The only reason I tried it is I had a certificate - skip the Groupon offers on this place. I would have rather went to Taco Bell. Seriously.

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5.0
May 23, 2010

It was out of this world.. I was at the Imperial fez on May 22nd, 2010 and nothing could have prepared us for what was ahead. We walked thought the door and a young gentleman greeted us he was to my surprise friendly and welcomed us with a warm smile, we felt as if we had just come into our own home. After we took off our shoes a woman set us at our table it was rather busy, however we were greeted by very friendly young lady he name was “Latria” I think. However she was very considerate as we become aware she had other tables as well nevertheless there wasn’t a moment the she did come to ask us how we were doing and if we need anything to make our evening more comfortable and pleasant we were so thrilled for we had never be to an Genuine Moroccan Restaurant before and we had heard so much about the Imperial Fez we on the edge of are seat when the dancers came out they we enchanting and the rhythmic music made us want to dance but we were both to coy to partake it the dancing activities. As for the meal we thought the food was figment of our imagination because nothing in the world could be as aromatic and mouth-watering as that five course meal but it wasn’t a figment of our imagination everything for the soup to the dessert was out of this world down to the very last crumb. Now we would like to thank everyone we motion especially "L atria" how work as hard as she could to make our night magical and unforgettable.

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5.0
April 24, 2010

Great food and experience. I have been to the Fez several times and have taken a lot of friends there. Every visit to this restaurant has been a pleasant experience; all you need to do is keep an open mind. Remember that you are going to have a Moroccan experience; eating Moroccan food in a Moroccan setting. In most other cultures outside ours in the US, the server will only come to your table to bring the menu, take your order, bring out the courses and then bring out the check. If you want the standard American service with the server coming over to you every couple of minutes to ask you how you're doing or how you are liking your food, then please do yourself a favor and go to Applebees or something more mundane.

If you do decide to try something different and pleasing to the palate, go for the delicious cornish hen appetizer and beef sheesh kebabs at the Imeprial Fez.

Oh, and the whole idea of this place is a leisurely experience; so make sure you have a full evening (at least 3-4 hours) to enjoy all that the Fez has to offer. If you're in a hurry and want the courses and the check to be brought out in quick succession and the server hovering over your head, as some other reviewers seem to need, then don't go to the Fez.

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over a year ago

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4.0
April 19, 2010

Food with history. Chef Rafih provides exotic surroundings with complex flavors, tender meats, delicious ideas, and gorgeous belly dancers. The Imperial Fez is a place for the celebration of life, offering an escape from the normal Atlanta restaurant scene. Take a couple hours out of your day to pull up a pillow (and maybe a hookah), watch a belly dancer play with fire, and enjoy a great meal you won't soon forget.

The only drawback is that the waitstaff has a habit of vanishing for long periods of time, not refilling your drinks for 2 hours, and then upon leaving having the nerve to run up to you and say, "The tip was not included!" when your meal has been comped...

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2.0
March 31, 2010

Fun, Experience-Centered Moroccan. Located in Buckhead on Peachtree Street near Piedmont Hospital in a shopping center, Imperial Fez is one of those once-happening, concept type restaurants that began popping up around Atlanta during the 70s. The Moroccan food is good, and delivered in courses but the real draw of the restaurant are the kitschy-quasi-traditional customary practices such as hand washing, shoe removal, and sitting on the floor. Belly dancers entice diners who must realize ahead of time that table conversation can be somewhat limited based on all the pomp, though the whole experience can be fun for a large group. It is definitely something every Atlantan should experience at least once so make your way over and enjoy the whole experience.

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