Leopard review: our verdict
Leopard has understood that a Casablanca evening goes better without changing tables: you dine Lebanese with a Mediterranean touch, smoke chicha, and then the DJ takes over. The dishes are successful and carefully presented, the decor is modern and thoughtfully designed, with comfortable seating where you can settle in for a long time.
It's a band outing, starting with dinner and sliding into drinks, on the terrace on beautiful days, with the music rising as the DJ takes the reins. The service is quick and professional, bringing back regulars, even though a recent hiccup at the bill reminder that the welcome is not always up to the decor's level. If chicha smoke bothers you or the budget is tight, pass by: the prices are at the top end of the Casablanca range.
The good slot: a DJ evening, when the room finds its rhythm, the house staying open until 2 a.m. The trap: arriving without a reservation on lively evenings. The good tip: the terrace as soon as the weather permits.
