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  • I am giving Sultan's Tent a 4 more for the belly dancing experience than for the food. The food is about a 3. VIBE You really do feel like you're in Morocco here. It's a sexy place with traditional lanterns, private booths for your group (and this is definitely a place to take a group for a bachelorette in our case to start the night) and of course, belly dancing! There's a set time limit on your experience here at around 2 hours so the staff can prep for the next seatings, but it works.The belly dancing is amazing and a hoot with everyone. We even saw a proposal here. So cute! So break out the symbols and the scarfs because it's going to be a rocking time! One thing: it kind of sucks to eat your main course in the dark but I get it. WE ATE As in the previous reviews and as your server explain, the meal is a four course prixe fixe at $40. If you want certain items you'll pay extra. Then there's an obligatory tax and tip worked into the price. With a pop and an extra $4 for creme brulee I ended up paying closer to $60. Just a heads up if there are some thrifty sticklers in your group. I'm not sure if it's worth the cost as some options in the courses are things like hummus. I did get the hummus and it was delicious but their "pita" was not. Make sure to ask for cucumbers. What else did I have? Butternut Squash soup (good); the lamb --not falling off the bone and was OK. The creme brulee had roasted pistachios on top and it was a solid brulee. I recommend it! The service was a bit off at first but it got a bit more consistent as the night went on. I can understand it can be overwhelming to prepare for so many groups at once but I figured they'd have the tricks for that down by now. Other things I saw and will judge: the duck salad -- after seeing it, there's not a lot of duck, so I'd save your money; I had a bite of the Maftoul and it was delicious! It's like a Moroccan spring roll. OBLIGATORY CATCHY REMARK We "Marcocced" the casbah! A great place for groups but as others have said, go for the experience, not the food.
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