Places to eat in Province de Chaouen

  Place Uta-el-Hamam (Chefchaouene,...
by Redang
 
  • Place Uta-el-Hamam (Chefchaouene, Morocco)
      Place Uta-el-Hamam (Chefchaouene,...
    by Redang
  • Restaurant Casa Hassan
      Restaurant Casa Hassan
    by Redang
  • Restaurant Casa Hassan
      Restaurant Casa Hassan
    by Redang
  •   Restaurants
    by Remco_D
  • Restaurant Casa Hassan
      Restaurant Casa Hassan
    by Redang
 

Most Viewed Restaurants in Province de Chaouen

Sort by: Most recent | Most helpful

Write a Review
Casa Hassan: Don't miss the mint tea
Venturingnow profile photo

3.5 out of 5 starsHelpfulness

Venturingnow 877 reviews
Tajine in a very nice looking service

Chefchouen offers less of an international cuisine than anywhere I've ever been, and it's fantastic to see somewhere that only cooks locally. You can find the typical Moroccan cuisines in Chefchouen, including my favorite, Tajine, which is described best as a meat or poultry (sometimes veggies are used instead of meat) casserole with vegetables and couscous. You can also find the 'berber whiskey' which is really mint tea, a highly sugary tea that is served with a few fistfuls of mint crammed into the glass. Mint is so cheap in Morocco, you can buy a backpack full for a dollar. Another dish that is safe for those vegetarians would be couscous, often served with vegetables that are in season.

Updated Apr 4, 2011

Was this review helpful?

choice enough: Cheap food all over!
Remco_D profile photo
Remco_D 7 reviews
1 more image

On the Place Uta El Hamam, there is plenty of choice to eat breakfeast for 15dh or € 1,5, you have moroccan pancakes, fresh orange juice, minth tea or coffee and bread.

In the same restaurants you can eat dinner and lunch for about 30 dh.

There was one restaurant or bakery in Chefchaouen i visited daily, it is called Chez Aziz and it is just under the medina... Officially it is a bakery but they make very good pizza and milk shakes!!

Written Mar 13, 2008

Was this review helpful?

Anywhere: Don't miss the cheap bread
Venturingnow profile photo

3.5 out of 5 starsHelpfulness

Venturingnow 877 reviews
A street scene

In Chaouen, as in most of Morocco, you can find a bunch of very cheap, simple food in the medinas. In Chaouen, you can find a few little places in the main square that sell orange juice, locally squeezed and very delicious. Mint tea, hot, sugary, and relaxing. But the best and cheapest thing is bread rounds as I call them. They are just 1 inch think circular pieces of bread, baked in small fire ovens, and costing very little in the way of money. They are normally about 12-15 inches in diameter and are very tasty.

Written Feb 27, 2003

Related to:
 Budget Travel
 Road Trip
 Backpacking

Was this review helpful?

Restaurants/Cafe's
Adamis profile photo
Adamis 50 reviews

There are no shortage of Restaurants and Cafes serving a whole range of Morrocan, Asian and Western food. There is something for all tastes here. They tend to be mainly around the central plaza

Written Sep 19, 2006

Was this review helpful?

Aladin: Taste the Pastela
Svillegas profile photo
Svillegas 223 reviews

It's a small, comfortable restaurant, and quite cheap.

Favorite Dish: Pastela
Cus-cus
Harira

Written Sep 30, 2002

Address: Close to the place

Was this review helpful?

Top 3 Hotels in Province de Chaouen

Casa Perleta  Chefchaouene

 73 Opinions

 Hotels in Chefchaouene

Dar Echchaouen  Chefchaouene

 56 Opinions

 Hotels in Chefchaouene

Auberge Dardara  Chefchaouene

 6 Opinions

 Hotels in Chefchaouene

The Place

Reviews and photos of Province de Chaouen attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Province de Chaouen sightseeing.

Experience Province de Chaouen
Restaurants: Cities in Province de Chaouen
  1. Chefchaouene Restaurants

More Cities in Province de Chaouen

 

The People

2 Members Live Here
 
Our Members Say
 profile photo

 It's a small, comfortable restaurant, and quite cheap. PastelaCus-cusHarira 

2 members live in Province de Chaouen

 

Questions and Answers

golbug profile photo

Q:  Hello Does anyone know if there would be any form of transport available for travel from Tangier Airport to Chaouen after... 

angiebabe profile photo

A: most people need to stay the night. you could go and wait at the bus and grande taxi station for the first, probably 5 or 6am, bus out of there if you wanted but I... 

Read 3 Replies

postQuestion_button