When the Morocco pavilion was being constructed, King Hassan II sent his artisans to Florida to construct the entire pavilion; the hand-tiling performed by his craftsmen can be seen in the restaurant. There is wide-open souk outside the restaurant entrance, and inside, in addition to the tiling, there are brass chandeliers, thuja-inlaid paneling, and bukhara carpets.
During the construction of the Morocco pavilion, King Hassan II sent his artisans to Florida to build it entirely. The hand-tiling work done by these craftsmen can be seen in the restaurant. There is a large open marketplace outside the entrance, and inside, there are brass chandeliers, thuja-inlaid paneling, and bukhara carpets.