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Local Cuisine Marrakesh

106 Reviews We did not eat here as we decided to save a few bucks and enjoy a nice night in Casablanca but if we went back this is a place we would stop in. It has that old world classy feel to it. In fact after...

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Cafés Marrakesh

35 Reviews After dinner on our second night we needed some sweets and found this place which has a great cafe in back where families can sit down and enjoy themselves if you decide to eat here as we did....

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Street Vendors Marrakesh

42 Reviews Djamaa el Fna is the best choice for dinner at night if you like a good atmosphere. The square has dozens of food stands serving good local dishes in an atmosphere that is out of this world. A stay in...

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Fast Food Marrakesh

9 Reviews by Mary Mimouna, Marrakech Restaurant Reviewer Reviewed July 17, 2006 No longer do tourists have to wonder where they can get delicious and safe food at reasonable prices, in an air-conditioned,...

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Italian Cuisine Marrakesh

11 Reviews Having eaten Moroccan food almost exclusively for 14 days we opted for something slightly different when we got back to Marrakech from the Atlas Mountains. There was a restauant on Rue Bab Agnaou,...

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French Cuisine Marrakesh

4 Reviews L'Avenue is perfect for center city hang-out and easy of access. The decoration is trendy dark, warm and intimate. The menu offers fine tasty french dishes. This place is fitted for romantic diners...

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La Kasbah Restaurant, Tafraoute: Excellent food, people; prices - beer and wine too

by angiebabe

Ive now been eating quite regularly each time Ive visited TAfraoute over the last 3 years.The guys who cook in here have all been consistenly great cooks - and the price hasn't gone up in 3 years! for the Set menu that is which is still a bargain at 90 dirham for entrée, main and simple dessert.Ive been able to request tagines with extra vegetables, tagines with just vegetables, less or no salt, and also excellent salads. Food has always been fresh - particularly relevant for salad vegetables and bread and also always great tasting olives.The harira is excellent.Beer and wine is available -one of the 2 restaurants in town that serves alchohol with their meals.Toilet and handwashing facilities have always been clean. And this visit during May 2013 there has been wifi internet on the premises. The Kalia - which is a traditional dish from the Sahara which is one of my favourite Moroccan...

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Restaurant Taghout.: Disappointed..... Sidi Ifni.

by pfsmalo

Serving staff were very friendly and helpful, the tagine in itself was good, but there was a distinct lack of vegetables to accompany the meat. Finished the meal disappointed. They did allow us to bring beer in from our hotel as long as was in a bag on the floor.Tagines were at 35 Dh, Couscous a little more.

STYLIA RESTAURANT - MARREKECH: PALATIAL

by DAO

Stylia is housed in possibly the grandest home you will be allowed to in to dine in Africa. The history of this amazing building dates back to the 1400’s and has been described at a minor Royal Palace and the original home of an important judge. Every surface in this building is a work of art. Beautiful fountains bubble away in grand rooms with amazing white Tadellakt plaster walls. Amazing chandeliers reflect onto amazing wooden doors, interior balconies and beautiful carpets. As if highly decorated walls were not enough, there is an amazing amount of colour from multi-colored glass work embedded in the walls and ceilings. The final touches are the amazing Zellij tiles that just top of the absolute feeling of grandeur while you listen to the musicians and enjoy your meal. I accidentally found Le Stylia in 1998, but they were fully booked. They did let me in to see the wondrous interiors...

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Restaurant Ijoukak: Excellent tagine, low price and the best bread!

by angiebabe

Have driven through Ijoukak many times as its along the main road to Tizn Test and Taroudant from Marrakech....theres a lot of blossoms around here in season during Jan and Feb, the 12th century fortress mosque Tin Mal of which is one of only 2 mosques in Morocco non-muslims can enter is only a few kms further up the road and theres a castle and well known weekly souk here - but otherwise have never really stopped here other than for photos and a coffee.This time we had friends with us with 2 children and everyone was really hungry. We are very happy to have discovered this small restaurant on a side road where the tagines proved to be really delicious.... but the bread was just amazing! - it was much like our delicious fresh bread bought in bread shops on Sunday mornings back home in NZ!And excellent value for 35 dirham for each tagine.We stopped here again a month later in Feb and...

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Terrace Restaurants

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There are several terrace restaurants in Marrakech that overlook the Djemmaa el Fna, and are therefore popular with tourists for their views over the square. The terraces are either in the open air on the rooftop of the restaurant, or are on an upper level. All of the restaurants serve full meals, but many people like to sit on the terraces with just a coffee or mint tea with a snack to watch the sun set over the Djemmaa el Fna, and watch the lights come on as it gets dark.Café Alhamra specializes in pizza, pasta, and salads. Café Arabe features Moroccan and Italian food. It has three floors, including a rooftop terrace. Chez Chegrouni is probably the most popular with tourists, and features authentic Moroccan couscous and tajine. Le Marrakchi is one of the fanciest and most expensive restaurants in Marrakech, so few causal visitors sit on its terrace with just a drink and a snack. It...

La Belle Vue: Way up above the valley

by crazyman2

We were travelling the pass, heading from Imlil to Touradant when our driver pulled in for us to have lunch.It's basic! There was little choice of food ---a lamb tajine with bread and salad. To drink there was water and mint tea.HOWEVER...the views pre-post low clouds were amazing!Do look at my photos of the van jacked up on concrete/stones!Oh, you can fly down the mountainside on a parachute---it that's your thing!

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where you are staying or eat out?: how much to pay to eat out or in

by angiebabe

Id do that for one night (menu in your hotel when you arrive), and then eat out elsewhere for other experiences elsewhere. A big thing about visiting Morocco is experiencing the food! Moroccan cuisine is well regarded as a cuisine in its own right and though the locals may tend to have only a few main dishes in their normal routine there is actually a wide range of delectable foods and dishes influenced by the ruling parties through the years - Berber, Arab, French, Spanish and Portugeuse.When Im in Marrakech I have a favourite place - Cafe Toubkal in the Djma Elfnaa - frequented by all my Moroccan connections as well - along with tourists that have caught on or been reading my tips here! - where i can go for 3 course for 45 dirham - I can add coffee for 5 dirham or orange juice for 6 dirham - and a big smoothie for 10 dirham - a pastilla is only 15 dirham its not a flash place but for...

Street vendors Marrakesh: Street vendors Jma El-Fna Marrakesh

by johnsakura

These restaurants are a great opportunity to try typical moroccan food right on the centre of the most important and fascinating place in whole city of Marrakesh, the Square Jma El-Fna). You have street vendors with dozens of different dishes which you may choose just by looking at them exposed on the restaurant facilities. You sit in front of the poeple cooking.My favorite one is Aicha n1 im vegetarian so all the vegetarian dishes available...I eat them.The average meal will cost you about 3/4/5 euros (30/40/50DH)

Tourist Restaurants

by traveldave

When I traveled to Morocco, I went on a guided tour in which meals were included. This meant that we ate every night in tourist restaurants that cater mainly to group tours and independent travelers to a lesser extent. These restaurants feature local food and a cultural show that might include such forms of entertainment as singing, dancing, and acrobatic performances. In addition, many have a photographer who will take a picture that guests can purchase as a souvenir. The featured dish at these restaurants tends to be couscous, which we had almost every night. It is made with a base of steamed grain which is covered with chicken, lamb, and vegetables. It is brought to the table on a large platter, and each diner helps himself to his portion, usually by hand. So much is served that there is generally some left over, even when four or five people share.Another popular Moroccan dish...

Essalam.: Essaouira - Good cheap menus.

by pfsmalo

This is another pretty cheap place to eat within easy walk of the port and the shopping area. We ate here twice as it was less than 100 metres from the Riad Al Fath where we were staying, and were not disappointed. An atypical Moroccon place with high ceilings, and prints of French water colour artist Charles Kerivel on the walls, well known in Essaouira as it is his home. The food was the usual couscous, tagine or brochettes but the menus with starters and dessert were from 30/50 Dh (roughly 3/5 euros.) and copious. The owner made an appearance and offered us tea and sat and had a chinwag for 30 mins or so.

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