Morocco Restaurants
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1. Chez Momo
$$$ | |Nestled in the foothills of the mountains near Ouirgane, Chez Momo is a delightful spot to sip a cocktail by the small pool or have a barbecue dinner seated on one of the chairs fashioned from tree trunks. After a feast you may find yourself inquiring about one of the seven cozy rooms and six suites, where a breakfast of morning coffee and beghrir (pancakes) is brought to your door each morning.
Ouirgane, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-48–57–04Known For
- Delicious local cuisine
- Poolside dining available
- Stunning surroundings
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2. Le Rossignol
$$$ | |Another offering in the buzzing district of Gauthier, Le Rossignol is billed as a French restaurant but has all sorts of interesting dishes thanks to a chef who has worked all over the world. You'll find Lebanese meze and mac 'n' cheese with truffles, excellent salads, fish dishes, and a very upmarket burger, not to mention great breakfast options.
Angle Rue Taha Hussein et Rue Kacem Amine, Gauthier, Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco0522-27--58--45Known For
- Good options for vegetarians
- Vibey atmosphere
- Open breakfast to late night
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3. Paul
$$ | |A branch of the popular French café, bakery, and restaurant group, this Paul location is in the beautiful Art Deco Villa Zevaco, with a fabulous garden. The milk shakes and desserts are decadent, and the rustic breads are beloved throughout the city; for something more substantial, the pastas, burgers, steaks, and fish are all good, too.
Villa Zevaco, Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco0522-36–60–00Known For
- Extravagant breakfasts
- Good value prix-fixe lunch
- Well-heeled clientele
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4. 16Café
$$ | Guéliz |This modern terrace café at the edge of the Marrakesh Plaza, in the heart of Guéliz, is a popular lunch spot. The range of salads is imaginative, and even the half portion makes a satisfying meal; main dishes include chicken in mushroom sauce as well as several great pasta options. A kids' menu is available, as well as ice cream, delicious homemade pastries, and cakes.
Pl. du 16 Novembre, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-33–96–70Known For
- Handmade pastries and cakes
- Lots of seating
- Big outdoor terrace on the Marrakesh Plaza
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5. Atlas Toubkal Imlil
$ | |This restaurant located within a riad has stunning panoramic views from the rooftop terrace, along with delicious food. You'll find all the standard Moroccan dishes here, with a nice selection of well-portioned tagines.
Imlil, Marrakesh-Safi, 42152, Morocco662-05–82--51Known For
- Good, inexpensive food
- Kofta (lamb) tagines
- Stunning views
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6. Ayaso
$ | |If you're looking for light, healthy meals or snacks Ayaso functions as both a restaurant and a specialty food store catering to vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free diets. The fresh juices and smoothies are worth the stop alone.
6, bd. Zerktouni, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-43--41--45Known For
- Vegan and gluten-free options
- Healthy breakfast menus
- Filling bowls and salads
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7. Azalai Urban Souk
$$ | |The shaded entryway of this pretty little restaurant gives way to a small dining area lovingly decorated with comfy seating areas and lots of plants. It's a local favorite, especially for brunch.
67, bd. Mansour Eddahbi, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0669-29--31--62Known For
- Hot or cold coconut lattes
- Unique approach to Moroccan flavors
- Breakfast
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8. Bondi Coffee Kitchen
$ | |Imported 100% Arabica specialty coffee beans and top-notch baristas make this Australian/Moroccan-owned spot a good place to settle in for a coffee alongside breakfast served all day or any of the inventive salads, sandwiches, and pastas. The service is efficient and the vibe is laid-back.
31, rue Sebou, Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco0651-68--77--07Known For
- Great coffee beverages
- Vegetarian and vegan options
- Good Wi-Fi
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9. Boulangerie Pâtisserie Tafarnout
$ | |A good stop in the center of town, this popular bakery serves a wide range of breads, cakes, and traditional Moroccan pastries for breakfast, lunch, or a light snack. Highlights include buttery croissants, indulgent cakes, savory panini, and sandwiches. Enjoy them on the street-side terrace of the attached café and watch the world go by.
Av. Hassan II, Agadir, Souss-Massa, Morocco0528-84–44–50Known For
- Delicious French pastries
- Good, fast service
- Excellent coffee
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10. Café des Épices
$ | Medina |In keeping with the name, this café in the medina's "spice square" offers spiced teas and coffees along with a range of freshly squeezed fruit juices, smoothies, and light snacks, salads, and sandwiches. Ever popular, it expanded into the neighboring property and teeters over three levels with a great rooftop view over the veiled women selling basketware and woolly hats below. No alcohol is served.
75, Rahba Lakdima, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-39–17–70Known For
- Well-priced tasty snacks and juices
- Highly photographable
- Great location
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11. Café do Mar
$ | |Spread over several floors, this cute café serves tasty Breton-inspired buckwheat crepes, good quality coffee, and refreshing fresh juices that are just the ticket on hot days. You can spoil yourself with some divine Moroccan pastries, too.
Cite Portuguaise, El Jadida, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco0523-37–34–00Known For
- <PRO>indulgent breakfasts</PRO>
- <PRO>great crepes</PRO>
- <PRO>pretty location and decor</PRO>
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12. Dar Oudar
$ | |This restaurant that also has a few simple guest rooms is a good stop-off point before the climb to the Tichka Pass. The kitchen is justifiably proud of its reputation and makes delicious french fries and outstanding kefta (spiced minced beef) brochettes. If you want to stay the night, rooms are 200 DH, with breakfast at 25 DH.
Rte. de Ouarzazate, Km 56, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-48–47–72Known For
- Best french fries in the Atlas
- Tasty kefta brochettes
- Starting point for the climb up the Tichka Pass
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13. English Pub
$$ | |Just when you thought you couldn't get Yorkshire pudding in Morocco, you come across this street-side bar, café, and restaurant. You can also get a full English breakfast of sausage, bacon, eggs, and beans, and, of course, fish-and-chips. British soccer games and other major sports events are broadcast on 20 television screens; there are also pool tables and nightly karaoke. British and international beers are served in pints alongside a range of wines and spirits.
Agadir, Souss-Massa, 80000, Morocco0528-84–73–90Known For
- <PRO>British food</PRO>
- <PRO>televised football</PRO>
- <PRO>karaoke</PRO>
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14. Frédéric Cassel Patisserie
$ | |They serve a full café menu of breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner but the real draw is the glorious array of cakes, French macarons, cookies, and chocolates that grace the display cabinets at this beautiful French patisserie in upmarket Anfa. The interior is modern and airy but there's also a terrace where you can have coffee and watch all the beautiful people.
8, bd. Moulay Rachid, Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco0522-94--93--82Known For
- Chic but laid-back atmosphere
- Great terrace
- Good coffee and indulgent cakes
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15. Kasbah Café
$$ | Kasbah |Perfectly positioned just opposite the entrance to the Saadian tombs, this Spanish-owned café is a welcome retreat for those who find themselves "kasbahed-out" at the end of a trek through the monuments of Marrakesh. The menu features Moroccan standards, as well as pizza, salads, and a cool gazpacho. An ornate Andalusian archway modeled on the mosque at Cordoba opens into a three-level restaurant finished with beige tadlak (a traditional, shiny, smooth effect) walls, wrought-iron balustrades, and bejmat tiling. The prices are steep (pizzas 90 DH, tagines 130 DH), but the food is fresh and well presented, and the shaded terrace has a great view across to the Moulay el Yazid mosque in this up-and-coming area.
Rue de la Kasbah, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-38–26–25Known For
- Lovely rooftop terrace
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16. L'Eden
$$$ | |The French-style cuisine here draws mainly from what's fished fresh out of the sea each morning but changes regularly according to the chef's suggestion. The restaurant's panoramic views of the beach and the sea are an added plus, as is the great-value lunch menu. Located at the southern end of the beach, among the strip of resort hotels, it attracts locals, too, thanks to the French wine and pastries.
6, Front de Mer, Agadir, Souss-Massa, Morocco0528-84–85–96Known For
- <PRO>good value lunch menu</PRO>
- <PRO>fresh seafood</PRO>
- <PRO>beach views</PRO>
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17. La Sqala
$$$ | |A Casablanca institution, this pretty, blue-and-yellow-theme open-air restaurant is set into the city ramparts overlooking the marina. It may serve the best Moroccan breakfast in town; a pastry and mint tea make for a perfect break from sightseeing; and they also serve splendid Moroccan salads and tagines for lunch and dinner.
Bd. des Almohades, Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco522260960Known For
- No alcohol
- Excellent Moroccan food in a city that doesn't have many Moroccan restaurants
- Beautiful gardens
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18. Let's Be Healing Food
$$$ | |Located in Tamraght, a small surf village 15 km (9 miles) north of Agadir, this oasis of mostly plant-based and wellness-oriented foods is an unconventional experience for Morocco. The bright space is decorated with traditional artifacts and plants, and the menu consists of vegan breakfasts, gluten-free pancakes and pizzas, rice bowls, and vegan and fish tacos with homemade harissa. Recently Ismael, the owner, has opened a second dining room and added meat dishes to the menu, reflecting his experiences traveling and living in Australia.
Tamraght, Souss-Massa, Morocco0639-27--43--91Known For
- Raw chocolate desserts
- House-made kombucha
- Superfood smoothies
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19. MY Kechmara
$$ | Guéliz |This trendy spot has cool midcentury design, contemporary art on display, and some of the best salads in town. The menu pitches itself between French brasserie and Americana, with all-day dining including breakfast and after-work specials. At night, the interior gets loud and smoky, but the pergola roof-terrace makes it a suitable early-dinner choice for families with teenagers who want something a little more sophisticated than the fast-food joints down the road. You can always go back later in the evening for relaxed drinks and tapas at the terrace bar. Alcohol is served.
3, rue de la Liberté, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-42–25–32Known For
- Live music and DJs on the weekend
- Sunday brunch offer
- Family-friendly during the day; more happening in the evening
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20. Pâtisserie Driss
$ | |This local institution off the main square dates back to 1929. Prices are very reasonable, so you can start your day with great coffee and breakfasts; you can also take your pick from the French and Moroccan pastries baked fresh every day. Take away some cakes and coffee in the late afternoon and eat them at one of the cafés on the square—it's what the locals do.
9, rue el Hajjali, Essaouira, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-47–27–93Known For
- Cheap eats with local flavor
- Generously sized pastries
- Cash required for payment
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