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Local Cuisine Marrakesh
115 Reviews Located right at one corner of Jamma al Fina, this restaurant has good view of the square and from its top floor a nice view over it. During the course of one week stay in Marrakech, one thing was a...
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Street Vendors Marrakesh
55 Reviews In Djemaa el-Fna, there are heaps of food vendors selling freshly cropped/cooked/caught food. Honestly, I was too chicken to try these delectable molluscs, but other members of our group said they...
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Cafés Marrakesh
35 Reviews Le Charlot was a lovely cafe/restaurant on Mohammed V Avenue. We had a latte whilst people watching. Prices are very cheap for food and drink in Marrakech and the price of a latte here was about...
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Fast Food Marrakesh
8 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
14 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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The restaurant is really nicely decorated, with a lot of taste, in a quite modern way. The lighting is really nice. The food is EXCELLENT, and it's a great place to bring some guest. Better make a reservation if you want to treat someone there.It's also nice for lunch, if you're on your own! The pizzaqs are delicious, and all their range of pasta!
none, in Tanger the only good restaurants are inside the hotel and they are very expensive....but.In the neighborough try to go to a macdonalds and have a McMorocco, with lamb, it is cool!!!No joking, and also moroccan and arabic food, rice, sesame and spicy food is wonderful
Moroccan waiters serving Italian food with menus in French. Somehow it works because they seem to really care about making this a nice place. The dishes may not be 100% authentic but we had fresh and tasty dishes with good service in a very clean restaurant. And very inexpensive. Hooray! Had veal saltimboca. It was prepared differently than I'm used to, but it was tasty. Wife got a pizza that we both finished off! Nice change to a week of couscous.
The restaurant is actually part of the Riad (guest house) of the same name. We ate on the roof (with only one other couple there, so the service was great). The quality was the best we had in the country. The live musical entertainment was typical (African and Andalusian), but really high quality. Set menu with unlimited wine/drinks (which was typical of high-end rest.). Ask in advance if you don't like chicken/beef/whatever to see if there is any substitute for you. Couscous with sugar and cinnamon...mmmm
You can eat really cheap in Marrakech by sitting yourself down at any of the food stalls that come out at night in the main square.A good meal with soft drink and mint tea should cost no more than 25DH (£1.50/$3.00). These prices are from June 2003.While your in the square you should also try a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice for approx 2DH. Stroll around soak up the atmosphere and sit at any of the stalls to take your fancy. You can get a variety of dishes including lamb, chicken, beef e.t.c. fresh salads, pasta, even french fries.
Street food in the medinas is excellent, I'll tel you about the single restaurants I liked in the coming single cities pages.Should I mention mint tea? Anyway, it is really something unique, you find it everywhere. Moroccan cousine is very rich and for sure delicious, also very very tasty for their many spicies.Typical dishes that you can easily find everywhere are: cuscus(national dish), brochettes(grilled meat), La Tajine a very tasty mix of vegetables and meat.Harder to find but still excellent is pastilla a dish that mixes sweet and salad.They also have an excellent bread, I loved it usually try to eat all the bread you ask, bread has a religious value here, and, that bread is also delicious!!!
You're surrounded by people, tables, food, smoke from the cooking fires...It's an incredibly rich experience. The sounds, the smells, the sights... Tajine is a great standby, but my favorite was the Kefta.
Food in Morocco was tasty, but unfortunately not very varied. During our four days there we got tired of eating cous-cous and tajin.Desserts were much too sweets for my taste. They are based on almonds and honey.
The only restaurant with so much sand - but not in the food.The temperature of earth cooks the local food - and believe me - it was delicious !And energy saving is the parool in the desert ! The local tips - like Couscous !
Try some of these foods while in Morocco: Harira a chick pea soup that may contain meat, lentils, pumpkin, onions, and tomatoes bstilla pigeons which have been stuffed and roastedhave their meat spread between the layers of paper thin pastry, along with saffron, almonds and sugar, and are then baked couscous tajine dattes farcies dates stuffed with marzipan
Riad Aguerzame Marrakesh
2 Reviews and 144 Opinions Situé dans la médina de Marrakech, près du palais Moulay Idriss, le Riad Aguerzame, entièrement...
Hyatt Regency Casablanca
5 Reviews and 111 Opinions I worked very hard during the day in a office witout air conditioned. You can understand how I was...
Villa Maroc Essaouira
4 Reviews and 100 Opinions Suites #27, #29,#30 are built around an open central light well. There is no way to insulate any of...
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Q: Hi, I'm flying to Marrakech on a 19 July for 10 days, I've been to Morocco before but not during Ramadan so I'm quite looking...
A: We toured Morocco during Ramadan about 15 years ago. We were only in the touristy areas of the cities and desert so I think we got a lot of slack. As I recall it was only...
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