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John Dawe |
2/8/2006 |
jackdawe@sympatico.ca |
| Kathy,
I'm coming to Rick's Cafe for the final dinner of the tour with a group of 30 people from Canada and the U.S.on Saturday, April 29. Are we ever looking forward to it! One question, though. Do you have a dress code? Bogey and the others always looked so handsome in jackets and ties and I wasn't planning on bringing either to Morocco. Any tips? John
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jorje |
3/8/2006 |
boulvard sour jdid 238 |
| slt madame kahty je te sohuite un bonne moument
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az |
4/13/2006 |
hidar_aze@hotmail.com |
| i am so happy to see my best friend s picture craig thank y madame
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Peter Cullen |
4/18/2006 |
Fortcullen@sbcglobal.net |
| Was there an address of Rick's Cafe ever mentioned or shown in the original movie "Casablanca"? This trivia question has stumped many a Rick's Cafe fan, and the answer would be most appreciated. Thanks for any help.
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Kathy |
4/20/2006 |
info@rickscafe.ma |
| Peter - literally there was no mention of the address of Rick's Cafe in the film. However, the opening scene with the clock tower is a painted image of the Old Medina, and the Old Medina is mentioned in one of the passages referring to a boat leaving that night with refugees. In all of Casablanca, this Old Medina is the one place that most resembles what you see in the movie. Thanks for asking, Kathy
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John Dawe |
5/4/2006 |
jackdawe@sympatico.ca |
| Our Canadian group's short visit to Morocco and to Rick's Cafe April 29 now is history and to call it memorable is an understatement.Spending our last night with you was magical... it's so rare when the steak surpasses the sizzle.Kathy, you've done a fabulous job over two years and I wish you continued success.And I won't forget to bring you some maple syrup on my next visit! John Dawe
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aziz zouhri |
5/13/2006 |
azouhri@chestnutgrill.net |
| so proud as a casablancais to have such a restaurant in my home town
being in the business i will tell every one in chicago and the whole us.
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