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Restaurant at Hotel Megara

by Jacquelynn

There are some great restaurants to be found along the coast and in the upper end hotels. At our hotel, you could see the fisherman out at sea, gathering fresh seafood for dinner. Don't be surprised to find some egg and sea food on your pizza 'Tunisian'. Harissa with bread, lots of seafood, and couscous! Vegetarians may not have much variety here. The fruit juice (strawberry/pear/peach) is wonderful, as well as the creamy desserts. Skip the milkshakes. Our order returned as a glass of milk with a large ice cube!

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Visit the local cafees: Local Cafes..

by Erkmen

When you are in Tunusia spare some time and visit the local cafees.. Have some tea and/or try some waterpipe.. We have been to Cafe Sidi bou hidid in Hammamet.. it was very nice with all those people inside... enjoy the unusual but nice environment..

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Le Mediterranee: Great location, great food, great service!

by Zlur

The restuarant is very pretty down by the marina, you could be seated indoors as well as outdoors, this restaurant is rated 4 star, yet it is SO cheap!!! you get treated really well here, waiters are very friendly and the food is delicious!! you also get some yummy starters and a herbal tea on the house! - great :) STEAK! (They serve local as well as international food)

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Foods to Try: Tunisian Cuisine

by seagoingJLW

Try these foods in Tunisia:couscous, mechouia tomatoes, hot peppers, onionsand capers topped with chunks of tuna and hard boiled egg brik thin fried pastry filled with egg doigts de Fatima a sausage shaped variation of brikchorba a soup of lamb and vermicell doulma squash or green peppers stuffed with meat, onion and eggstajine vegetable and egg stew degla mehcheya (dates stuffed with almonds, sugar and rose water Assida a sweet custard sprinkled with pistachio, hazel and pine nuts

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The restaurants in Tunis: Trying out Kous-kous

by Malecka

The tunisian food is nice. The only problem I had is that in the so-called fast food, in any kind of a sandwich they put tuna-fish. For all of you who like it, well you will have enough...: )))Lots of great fruit in the markets.In case you cannot handle local food - The HOUSE is a restaurant that offers great italian food. I really liked that one. KOUSKOUS... it really is good. I liked the combination with vegetables.I tried something called Brik... something like that. It was pretty interesting!

Fish Couscous: Tunisian Cuisine

by PFerreira

4 tablespoon olive oil1 tablespoon paprika2 teaspoons ground cumin2 teaspoons ground turmeric1 teaspoon black pepper8 cups water, chicken broth, or fish stock1/4 bunch fresh parsley, tied in a string as a bunch1/4 bunch fresh cilantro, tied in a string as a bunch1 1/2 pounds tomatoes, quartered4 carrots, peeled and cut into think sticks2 turnips, peeled and quartered6 zucchinis, cut into think sticks2 red bell peppers, seeded, cleaned and cut into thin sticks2 tablespoons olive oil2 garlic cloves, sliced3 pounds fish fillets2 tablespoons HarissaIn an 8 quart pot, heat oil. Stir fry the paprika and cumin, turmeric and black pepper until roasted, about 2 minutes.Add the water, chicken broth, or fish stock, parsley, cilantro, tomatoes, carrots and turnips. Bring to a boil and cook until carrots are tender.Add the zucchinis and bell peppers. Bring back to a boil and cook until bell peppers...

relais chenini: Chenini: cous-cous to die for

by call_me_rhia

The restaurant is built inside the rock at the foot of the old berber village. it doesn't look too clean, to be fair, but it's the only one there. Cats roam around the restaurant, and yet the food is so wonderfully good. Cous-cous. it really was the best i've eaten in Tunisia. And the dessert: corne de gazelle - excellent - and ultra-sweet. Unforgettable

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Sousse has a wide variety of...

by dedeckerm.

Sousse has a wide variety of restaurants, and many of them offer good food, charm, good service and reasonable prices at the same time. Tunesian speciality*Couscous: Steamed semolina and little parts of meat. It is a delicacy of the Tunisian kitchen.Tajine: Pie of egg served warm or coldMechouia: Porridge of salad from baked tomatoes, paprika and fine cut eggs. The vegetables get mashed and they gives a dark colorBrik: Fried puff-paste filled with egg and tunny, shrimps or minced meat.Merguez: Little, spicy sausages from muttonOja: Ratatouille, mostly with eggs or vegetables.Tunisian Salad: Different mashed salads.

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If you visit the Medina of...

by Ansgar

If you visit the Medina of Tunis and are looking for something cheap and good to eat, why not choose a sandwich. The place we went to is just a few steps away from the main tourist road but only tunesian people eat here. (which is generally the best evidence for good and inexpensive food). You have to speak french here. Tuna sandwich, but be careful with taking Harissa, it is VERY hot but it contributes to the good taste. You can choose here between many ingredients and you will pay less than one Dinar (70 US-cents)

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Restaurant du peuple is a very...

by Ansgar

Restaurant du peuple is a very nice restaurant which is just a mixture between a tourist place and a local's restaurant. The owner is one of the nicest tunesian people we met, he is very proud of his restaruant. Eat Cous-cous, but the other meals are also good. If you take fish you get to choose the one you want.

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Restaurants: Cities in Tunisia
  1. Sousse Restaurants
  2. Hammamet Restaurants
  3. Tunis Restaurants
  4. Ile de Jerba Restaurants
  5. Monastir Restaurants
  6. Sidi Bou Said Restaurants
  7. Carthage Restaurants
  8. Mahdia Restaurants
  9. Tozeur Restaurants
  10. Douz Restaurants
  11. Matmata Restaurants
  12. Kairouan Restaurants
  13. El Kef Restaurants
  14. Sfax Restaurants
  15. El Jem Restaurants
  16. Le Bardo Restaurants
  17. Nabeul Restaurants
  18. Midoun Restaurants
  19. Houmt Souk Restaurants
  20. Gabes Restaurants
  21. Dougga Restaurants
  22. Tamerza Restaurants
  23. Gafsa Restaurants
  24. Nefta Restaurants
  25. Qasr Ghilan Restaurants
  26. La Goulette Restaurants
  27. Al Metlaoui Restaurants
  28. Shanini Restaurants
  29. Kebili Restaurants
  30. El Hamma Restaurants
  31. Tamazrat Restaurants

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