Agadir Restaurants

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I AND MY FISH COUSCOUS

There are numerous touristy restaurants close to a beach.

But if you really look for some great genuine Moroccan food (fresh and cheap local specialites), step out from the tourist streets and look for the first place where normal Agadirians stay and eat: this is the place where the people who know go. The restaurant was small with poor furnitures and very poor choice of food (chicken, fish and couscous, seasonal salad) but clean and the waiter/owner was very nice.

There are more expensive but still cheap restaurants for budget visitors around the square opposite to my hotel where I ate as well. Warning: beer, wine or any other alcoholic drinks are not available in cheap local restaurants.

Fish couscous or royal (with meat) couscous + local salad tasted great. You can watch how do they prepare your couscous in special pots - more in local custom tip. I paid below $5 per person (with a drink).

Theme: Local

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive

Address: Small street SW of CTM bus station

Directions: Budget hotel zone south of CTM bus station - 20 - 30 min. on foot from a beach.

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	Beach resturant: Camel meat Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

By gugi66

on March 17, 2008

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Do i dare???

International and lokal food, on the beachwalk, wiew over the ocean.

We just wanted to refresh ourselvs but when i saw that they have Camel meat, i just had to try it.

It tasted like........ I wont say, you should try it. I liked it my wife hated it.

Theme: Other

Price: US$11-20 » Currency Converter

Comparison: more expensive than average

Address: Beachwalk

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	Taccos: Mecixan Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

By beccyandjohn

on January 15, 2006

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We ate our Christmas dinner here and it was nice, but i think we got the wrong item of the menu as a few other dinners had Tortella wraps with chicken and peppers onions etc on a sizzling grill which look really good.

Theme: Mexican

Comparison: about average

Address: Agadir

Directions: By the English Bar

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	Number 26 at the Fishmarket Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

By angiebabe

on December 9, 2008

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same lady serving, same shop
26

We love fish and whenever near the sea in Morocco would go have a fish meal - the Agadir fishmarket was a frequented favourite for both fish and as a light on the wallet place to eat.

For only 35 dirham each we could have a usually rather huge or too huge plate with fish, a few shrimps and bits of calamari and frites, along with the usual olives and chilli sauce.

We always got a decent deal at shop number 26 - so to find and get to know a trustworthy shop is a great thing here when there are so many to choose and so many to increase the risk ratio of getting ripped off.

Theme: Seafood

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: less expensive than average

Directions: Agadir fishmarkets at the port - down at the harbour below the big hill with the fortress on top!

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	Resto Laayoune: You havent been in Agadir if you havent eaten fish Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

Updated By sachara

on September 7, 2007

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local fish stall, resto
Laayoune

My first day in Agadir my VT-friends said to me, "you havent been in Agadir, if you havent eaten fish". So they took me to one of the open air fish restaurants close to the port. It was a lifely place, frequented by mainly Moroccan people. It was a nice way to start my stay in Agadir in Moroccan style.

There was a varied choice in all kinds of fish. We didnt make a choice, but the four of us ordered a huge plate of delicious mixed fish, accompanied with vegetables and bread.

Theme: Seafood

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive

Directions: The fishstalls with ultra-fresh fish are close to the port at the northern end of the town.

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	La Verandah: popular café in Parisian style Tip Rating:

Updated By sachara

on September 9, 2007

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The Verandah from the
streetside

Café La Verandah looks like a Parisian style café. It is situated at the corner of a street with a huge covered terrace in front (picture 1 & 2). I had the intention to have my breakfast here or a coffee with some snacks or sweets.

The café is very popular with the local people or like the lonely planet write 'with Agadir's smart set'. The terrace, surrounded by some green, looked very inviting, but around the time in the morning I arrived, I couldn't find any free table outdoors. Because I didn't like to sit at one of the tables inside, I decided to head to the restaurants nearby, also at the Boulevard Hassan II, around the place with the fountain at the head of the Passsage Ait Souss. Next time better.

Theme: Other

Address: Boulevard Hassan II

Directions: The café is opposite the Royal Tennis Club (picture 3)

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	Chez Omar: Drinking and eating in paradise.... Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

Updated By sachara

on September 9, 2007

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Chez Omar

On our way to the Paradise Valley in the mountains nort of Agadir we made a stop by the fruitstall of Chez Oman. Aziz, our guiding friend knew the place, so he took us the narrow path down to the stream and brought us to a shady place with some benches between the palms. It was a lovely place to have a refreshing fresh orange juice.

The water of the stream just behind the trees was very clear, you could easily see the tiny fishes 'eating' your feet when you enter the water. If you like you can camp here, Aziz told us. He and his friends come here soem times in the evening, bringing food, having dinner and drinks and stay over for the night, like in hippy times.

Look out for the sign at your right hand side when you are in the gorge.

We took the fresh orange juice. We could order our lunch here, which will be ready when we are back from our walk in the Paradise Valley. We had to be back in Agadir in time, so we didn't.

Theme: Local

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive

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	Hotel Beach Club: Moroccan taste Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

Updated By marimar_72

on July 27, 2004

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The restaurant is located in one of Agadir`s best hotels,The Beach Club hotel,you get to dine while live Moroccan music is playing and just when it`s about time for your dessert you have the chance to see the belly dancer preforming:D

As everywhere in Morocco the Cuscus is a must have and the Tajine.

Theme: Local

Phone: +9716-553-8325

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	Several restaurants in New Talborjt: Moroccan food Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

Updated By sachara

on September 9, 2007

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Place Lahcen Tamri

During my last stay in Agadir I stayed in Nouveau Talborjt, a few blocks north-east of the Central Market. They told me it's a good area to eat Morroccan food. There are several restaurants along the streets. The most restaurants are at the Place Lahcen Tamri (picture 1 & 2), though I am not sure if this is the best place to have Moroccan food. Most of the time I saw a mixture of Morroccans and tourists having their meals here. The first day of my stay I took a Moroccan salad here for lunch and it was OK.

In the Rue Allal ben Abdallah, leading from the Place in the direction of the Central Market I had a very good couscous in one off the side walk cafés together with my Moroccan friends. It was cheap and tasted very well. The restaurant of the Hotel la Tour du Sud in the Avenue du President Kennedy looks also good for having a meal sitting at the terrace with view at the minaret of Mohammed V mosque (picture 4).

You have to try couscous and tajine.