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I ate there twice during a recent business trip to Rabat. My friend had the sole and said it was great. I am not a seafood fan and it looked good to me. I had the kefta and they were also very good but a bit underdone for my taste. The bread and sauces that came with the meal were also delicious. We ate early like typical Americans so there weren't many people there but believe it is very popular. The setting is very attractive. It appears to be in a traditional house and is very well maintained.
Favorite Dish: The sole looked terrific.
Written Mar 29, 2011
Address: 5, rue Er-Ryad, Quartier Hassan, Rabat
Website: www.lamenora.com
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Once you arrived at Market Central, you'll see a lot of local restaurants serving different fried seafoods. Fish, squids and seaweeds. May not be good for your health for all are prepared and served too oily.
Written Dec 29, 2009
Address: In and around the Marshe Suntral (Market Central)
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Remember to had a coffee and one iced mocha shake in this restaurant. Very near Comedie cafe. Lots of locals go to this place in the afternoon to have coffee. Nothing special for a customer like me to keep coming back.
Updated Dec 27, 2009
Address: City Center
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Wherever you go in Rabat, you'll see a lot of local vendors selling freshly cooked breads (especially in the morning and late noon). Stuffed with eggs and butter, plus the addition of honey to complete the taste.
Updated Dec 27, 2009
Address: All around Rabat
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The store is located just below (ground floor) of Renaissance Hotel where I stayed. Used to buy something to eat here before going up to my room. Very cheap, tasty pastries and very accommodating vendor.
Written Dec 27, 2009
Address: Medina, Rabat
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Located somewhere at the Medina in Rabat. Small store with lots of fresh fruits hanging on its walls and front canopy. Each serving costs 10 MAD (2008). The vendor will provide you a chair where you can sit while eating.
Favorite Dish: All Mixed Fresh Fruits!
Written Dec 27, 2009
Address: Marshe Central, Rabat
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One pizzahut restaurant is available somewhere at the boundary of Rabat and Sale. Been here to eat just once. Very accommodating crew especially when they hear you speak english when you take your order.
Written Dec 27, 2009
Address: Take a cab going to pizzahut
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McDonald's has always been a life saver to me wherever I go. Cheapest and most familiar foods. When you see one, you know exactly what to have and order even you're not in the restaurant yet. And what's interesting about that is you still get excited each time. That's very comforting.
Favorite Dish: Quarter Pounder Meal forever!
Written Dec 27, 2009
Address: Near Main rabat train station
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This restaurant offers rice, and that is the only reason for coming here. They serve usual chinese foods and drinks. Not so good ambience, though (bit dark inside). Price is fair. Location is easy to find. Few other shops available nearby, especially coffee shops.
I remember ordering a soup and few viands plus lots of rice to eat.
Written Dec 27, 2009
Address: Ask a local where you can find a Chinese Resto
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This is one of the restaurants you can visit for Asian dishes and most importantly if your system is craving for rice which is very difficult to find in Morocco. Some of the waiters and cooks are Filipinos. I met one of the Filipino cooks of this restaurant in one church in Rabat and he introduced this restaurant to me.
Written Nov 6, 2009
Address: 32, Av. Al Arrar, Hay-Riad, Rabat
Phone: 037-565630
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