Morocco Restaurants

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  • 1. Dar Naji

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    Loved by locals and visitors alike, Dar Naji is one of the city's most authentically Moroccan, medina-based restaurants and features interesting dishes more often found in Moroccan homes. Look for trid (soft layers of pastry layered with a meaty sauce) and medfouna (a rustic stuffed bread). Prices are reasonable, and attention to the quality of the salads, tagines, and couscous dishes is unrelenting. 

    Rue Jazirat Al Arab, Rabat, Rabat-Salé-Kenitra, 10000, Morocco
    0537-26--25--28

    Known For

    • Excellent value
    • Truly authentic menu
    • Open nonstop midday to midnight
  • 2. Le 116

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    Small but buzzy, this cash-only salad-and-crepe bar offers great-value healthy snacks and small meals, including DIY salads, quiches, and panini. It attracts local office workers, foreign residents, and tourists for its healthy food, excellent Italian espresso, and fresh juices and smoothies. Take a form and pen and design your own salad, picking the size, base, ingredients, and dressing to suit. It's often packed by midday, but service is fast.

    116, av. des Forces Armées Royales, Agadir, Souss-Massa, 80000, Morocco
    0528-82–03–12

    Known For

    • Fast service
    • Salads in three sizes
    • Lots of vegetarian options

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and during Ramadan
  • 3. Ty Potes

    $ | Hassan

    Set among verdant gardens, this enchanting eatery offers a menu that encapsulates the Brittany region of France: think luscious salads and buckwheat crepes oozing with all you can imagine, as long as it's (mostly) French. The experience is made even better by the fantastic service and the pleasant, knowledgeable staff. Alcohol is served, and if you're looking for picnic fare, there's a wonderful array of charcuterie and cheeses on your way into the restaurant.

    11, rue Ghafsa, Rabat, Rabat-Salé-Kenitra, 10000, Morocco
    0537-70–79–65

    Known For

    • Breton-style ingredients
    • Great daily specials
    • Good wine list

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon.
  • 4. Agdz Café Restaurant

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    Located at the edge of town as you arrive from the direction of Ouarzazate, this terrace café with easy parking outside is a good place to stop for lunch or a drink. It serves hearty tagines, brochettes, salads, and other snacks; the clean restrooms are an added bonus.

    Centre, Agdz, Drâa-Tafilalet, 47050, Morocco

    Known For

    • Coffee and snacks available
    • Hearty tagines
    • Clean restrooms (bring your own paper)
  • 5. Al Bahriya

    $ | Guéliz

    Cheap and cheerful, this restaurant is possibly the best catch in town. This no-frills Moroccan street restaurant in the heart of Guéliz (near La Grande Poste) is packed at night with locals getting their fish fix. Choose from the sidewalk display of fresh seafood as you walk in, or simply ask for a mixed plate—sole, calamari, monkfish, prawns—all served with olives and wedges of lime. There are seafood salads, paella, and an array of grilled fish also to choose from. There's no alcohol and it's cash only.

    75 bis, av. Moulay Rachid, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco
    0524-84–61–86

    Known For

    • Quick service even when it's busy
    • Popular with locals
    • Yummy fried fish platter
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  • 6. Amal Women's Association Restaurant

    $ | Guéliz

    A nonprofit center established the restaurant to help women from difficult backgrounds learn culinary skills and earn an independent living and the result is this friendly, brightly furnished restaurant and garden terrace, which attracts locals and expats for its excellent Moroccan and international dishes. The menu changes weekly but always has a mix of traditional Moroccan and international choices. Friday is couscous day, but make a reservation in advance! No alcohol, but lots of freshly squeezed juices are served.

    Rue Allal Ben Ahmed and Rue Ibn Sina, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco
    0524-44–68–96

    Known For

    • Great value
    • Fresh, homemade items daily
    • Reserve ahead for Friday couscous

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No dinner
  • 7. Atlas Toubkal Imlil

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    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, Morocco
    662-05–82--51

    Known For

    • Good, inexpensive food
    • Kofta (lamb) tagines
    • Stunning views
  • 8. Auberge Kasbah Meteorites

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    Morocco is a magnet for fossil fans, and much of the activity centers on the town of Alnif, on Route 3454/N12 between Rissani and Tazzarine. About 13 km (8 miles) west of Alnif is Auberge Kasbah Meteorites where you can enjoy a simple lunch, a dip in the immaculate pool, and a two- to three-hour excursion with a guide who'll show you the best places to hunt for fossils and ancient stone carvings. There are also 30 bright, clean bedrooms should you decide to stay over so you can explore the region in greater detail.

    Ksar Tiguima, Nekob, Drâa-Tafilalet, Morocco
    0661-70--26--30

    Known For

    • Alcohol available for purchase
    • Good local food
    • Cash only
  • 9. Ayaso

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    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, Morocco
    0524-43--41--45

    Known For

    • Vegan and gluten-free options
    • Healthy breakfast menus
    • Filling bowls and salads
  • 10. Bondi Coffee Kitchen

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    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, Morocco
    0651-68--77--07

    Known For

    • Great coffee beverages
    • Vegetarian and vegan options
    • Good Wi-Fi
  • 11. Boulangerie Pâtisserie Tafarnout

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    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, Morocco
    0528-84–44–50

    Known For

    • Delicious French pastries
    • Good, fast service
    • Excellent coffee

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No dinner
  • 12. Café Argana

    $ | Medina

    The multilevel terraced seating area at this café on the square means there are several prime viewing opportunities. It's one of the fancier cafés on the square, having been completely rebuilt in 2017. Stop in for a drink or ice-cream treat to cool down from the Moroccan sun. They also serve meals throughout the day. 

    1–2, pl. Djemâa el Fna, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco
    0524-44–27–57

    Known For

    • Great views
  • 13. Café Clock

    $ | Kasbah

    An outpost of the popular Café Clock in Fez, this so-called cultural café combines a fun vibe with tasty contemporary Moroccan cuisine. Signature dishes include camel burgers, a blue cheese and fig salad, veggie platters, and homemade ice cream. There's also a menu of cultural activities: exhibitions, live traditional gnawa music, local bands, cooking classes, and al halqa (traditional storytelling). No alcohol is served.

    224, Derb Chtouka, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco
    0524-37–83–67

    Known For

    • Vegetarian food options
    • Camel burgers
    • Cultural activities and live music
  • 14. Café de France

    $ | Medina

    Though it's a bit past its prime, Café de France is a local institution and a great place for people-watching from morning till night. On the ground floor there's a tiny snack restaurant with bright plastic tables, serving sandwiches and quick bites until closing time. 

    Pl. Djemâa el Fna, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco
    0524-44–23–19

    Known For

    • Good spot for after-dinner mint tea with a view
    • Top floor views of the square
    • Skip the food and just come for a drink and the atmosphere
  • 15. 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, Morocco
    0524-39–17–70

    Known For

    • Well-priced tasty snacks and juices
    • Highly photographable
    • Great location
  • 16. Café do Mar

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    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, Morocco
    0523-37–34–00

    Known For

    • <PRO>indulgent breakfasts</PRO>
    • <PRO>great crepes</PRO>
    • <PRO>pretty location and decor</PRO>
  • 17. Café Maure

    $ | Medina

    The Café Maure is a charming place in the Oudayas gardens of the kasbah to pause for a glass of tea and local pastries. The shaded terrace is decorated with mosaic tilework and looks across the river to Salé.

    1, bd. Al Marsa, Rabat, Rabat-Salé-Kenitra, Morocco
    0537-73–15–37

    Known For

    • Location in the Oudayas gardens
    • Gazelle's horns pastries
    • Lovely terrace
  • 18. Chez Abdou

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    Open for lunch and dinner, this laid-back restaurant is difficult to find but well worth the search. Abdou himself, a rare and well-loved Tangier personality, serves up some of the freshest fish, simplest salads, and most perfect paella in the area. You can choose to sit indoors or at a table in the sandy maze of colorful and leafy outdoor spaces that lead out to a fine sandy beach sprinkled with tiny shells and beach umbrellas for hire. The best dishes here are the simply prepared fresh seafood plates. Take the first right about 30 feet after the rotary that puts you on Route de Rabat (N1) and at the near end of the Diplomatic Forest. If you see the Club de Tir, you've gone too far.

    Foret Diplomatique Km 17, Rte. de Larache, Cap Spartel, Tangier-Tétouan-Al Hoceima, Morocco
    0658-11--06--66

    Known For

    • Fresh fish and seafood
    • Beach views
    • Friendly owner

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No credit cards
  • 19. Chez Ahmed

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    This small but clean café and guesthouse is next door to the Kasbah Telouet parking lot and Ahmed, the owner, is very knowledgeable of Glaoui history and can organize tours of the surrounding area. He is also happy to sit and chat as well as feed you well for around 70 DH. If you do not wish to take a tour, politely make this known toward the beginning of your conversation.

    Telouet, Drâa-Tafilalet, Morocco
    0524-89–07–17

    Known For

    • Knowledgeable and welcoming host
    • Good but basic food
    • History tours offered
  • 20. Chez el Bahia

    $ | Medina

    It won't win prizes for design, but this cheap joint is perfect for a lunchtime or evening pit stop. Locals and visitors alike frequent this friendly little canteen just on the right before the road opens into Djemâa el Fna. Tagine pots stand two rows deep on the street stall outside, and a barbecue sizzles away. There are much more interesting specialties available on the menu than some of the other little snack-restaurants, including spiced aubergine tagine, sardine tagine, and pastillas. It's cash only and there's no alcohol.

    206, Riad Zitoune el Kdim, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco

    Known For

    • <PRO>unconventional range of tagines</PRO>
    • <PRO>authentic local street food</PRO>

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No credit cards

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