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Yam's is a typical Tunisian cafe opposite the Monoprix supermarket near Carthage Dermech station. After I finished spending the day walking around the sights, I came here and sat outside for a rest, cup of good coffee and a fantastic chocolate and banana crepe, which I highly recommend having.
Written Feb 16, 2008
One of only a few places to get any food in Carthage, Baguette is a fast food burger restaurant that is similar to a McDonalds or Burger King with similar food and decor. It's located near the Monoprix supermarket near Carthage Dermech station. It's a good idea to get food either in here or in the supermarket before you set off around the sights.
Written Feb 16, 2008
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There aren't very many restaurants in Carthage and those that are found there tend to be expensive. Hence, it makes sense to bring a picnic lunch, especially if you plan on seeing a lot of the ruins and if the weather is fine. Alternatively you could spend the morning in Carthage and take a train to nearby Sidi Bou Said for lunch.
We brought a picnic lunch (from the central market in Tunis) and had a lovely lunch in the Antonine Baths, one of Carthage's best known sights, down near the seafront.
Updated Jan 5, 2007
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