Morocco Restaurants
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1. Chez Momo
$$$ | |Nestled in the foothills of the mountains near Ouirgane, Chez Momo is a delightful spot to sip a cocktail by the small pool or have a barbecue dinner seated on one of the chairs fashioned from tree trunks. After a feast you may find yourself inquiring about one of the seven cozy rooms and six suites, where a breakfast of morning coffee and beghrir (pancakes) is brought to your door each morning.
Ouirgane, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-48–57–04Known For
- Delicious local cuisine
- Poolside dining available
- Stunning surroundings
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2. 16Café
$$ | 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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3. Agdz Café Restaurant
$ | |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, MoroccoKnown For
- Coffee and snacks available
- Hearty tagines
- Clean restrooms (bring your own paper)
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4. Al-Mounia
$$$ | |Casablanca's first and most cherished Moroccan restaurant has dining rooms with a quintessential Moroccan atmosphere and a lovely patio with a centuries-old tree. The excellent cooking has a refined touch: the salads are delectable, and the tagines bubble with the most sensational of aromas.
95, rue Prince Moulay Abdallah, Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco0522-22–26–69Known For
- Warm, convivial service
- Traditional decor
- A rare Moroccan restaurant in contemporary Casa
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. -
5. Amal Women's Association Restaurant
$ | Guéliz |A nonprofit center established the restaurant to help women from difficult backgrounds learn culinary skills and earn an independent living and the result is this friendly, brightly furnished restaurant and garden terrace, which attracts locals and expats for its excellent Moroccan and international dishes. The menu changes weekly but always has a mix of traditional Moroccan and international choices. Friday is couscous day, but make a reservation in advance! No alcohol, but lots of freshly squeezed juices are served.
Rue Allal Ben Ahmed and Rue Ibn Sina, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-44–68–96Known For
- Great value
- Fresh, homemade items daily
- Reserve ahead for Friday couscous
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner -
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6. Ayaso
$ | |If you're looking for light, healthy meals or snacks Ayaso functions as both a restaurant and a specialty food store catering to vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free diets. The fresh juices and smoothies are worth the stop alone.
6, bd. Zerktouni, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-43--41--45Known For
- Vegan and gluten-free options
- Healthy breakfast menus
- Filling bowls and salads
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7. Bacco e Venere
$$ | |Priding itself on the use of authentic ingredients, this excellent Italian restaurant focuses on classic fare, like perfect pizzas, fresh pasta, and, for bigger appetites, mouthwatering meat and fish dishes. There's a cute terrace if you want to eat alfresco.
50, av. Hassan Souktani, Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco0662-74--32--81Known For
- Lively atmosphere
- Excellent antipasto
- Pizza cooked in a wood-burning oven
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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. 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, Morocco0524-44–27–57Known For
- Great views
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10. 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, Morocco0524-37–83–67Known For
- Vegetarian food options
- Camel burgers
- Cultural activities and live music
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11. 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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12. 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, Morocco0537-73–15–37Known For
- Location in the Oudayas gardens
- Gazelle's horns pastries
- Lovely terrace
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13. Catanzaro
$$ | Guéliz |Perennially popular, this homey Italian spot has a good selection of salads, pasta, and pizzas at prices that make them a fabulous value. Alcohol is served, and at reasonable prices for this part of town. Another plus? One side of the restaurant is reserved for nonsmokers.
Rue Tariq Ibn Ziad, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-43–37–31Known For
- Consistent quality
- Reasonably priced pasta and pizzas
- Often fully booked on weekends
Restaurant Details
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14. Eden Island Beach Club
$$$ | |Between Skhirat and Bouznika, this excellent place to eat, drink, and disconnect serves an excellent menu of mostly fish-based options, with salads and proper desserts thrown in. The location is fabulous—right on the beach, with two pools, and areas for eating and relaxing separated by rustic bamboo canes. There’s a beach volleyball area, a petanque ground and a surf school, too. The atmosphere is gentle; families, surfers, sporty types, and sun lovers will all be at home here. There are DJs and often live music as the sun sets. Alcohol is served. Note that while it's officially only open from April to November, groups can (and often do) reserve off-season.
Plage Oued Cherrat, Eden Island, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco0661-29--69--38Known For
- Wonderful sea views
- Wide range of seafood
- Often live music at sunset
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Dec.–Mar. -
15. La Famille
$$ | Medina |In a tiny garden, off one of the medina's main shopping streets, the French owner serves a constantly changing menu derived from fresh local ingredients; think enormous main-course salads or pizzettas topped with anything from carrots and apples to raspberries, mint, and beetroot. Homemade cakes, fresh-brewed coffee, and freshly squeezed juices are served through the afternoon. Come early as the main dish of the day usually sells out.
42, Riad Zitoun Jdid, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-38--52--95Known For
- Charming garden space
- Creative food
- No alcohol
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No dinner -
16. La Sqala
$$$ | |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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17. Le Comptoir de Charlotte
$ | Guéliz |This family-run and family-friendly eatery at the edge of Guéliz serves up tasty homemade French-style tarts and quiches, along with daily specials such as moussaka with salad. On Thursday the house special is English-style fish-and-chips, which are possibly the best in town. The French owners, Axel and Charlotte, are both delightful and you'll soon feel like part of the family. Fresh juices, and homemade cakes and desserts such as strawberry gâteau and lemon-meringue pie, are served in huge portions. It's cash only and there's no alcohol.
50, bd. Mohammed VI, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-43--87--41Known For
- <PRO>homemade quiches and tarts</PRO>
- <PRO>friendly service</PRO>
- <PRO>family-friendly</PRO>
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun., no dinner -
18. Les Jardins de Guéliz
$$ | Guéliz |Hidden at the edge of the Harti Gardens, this French-owned restaurant is a great value, with an excellent fixed-price menu, as well as an à la carte menu and self-serve buffet. The buffet has lots of vegetarian choices, including tortillas, stuffed vine leaves, and pasta salads, but it does runs out quickly. Carnivores won't go hungry either with à la carte main dishes including steaks, seafood, roasted duck, and Thai wok variations. Entering the gateway to Les Jardins de Guéliz feels like discovering a secret garden—which, in effect, it is. Backing directly on to the El Harti Gardens, the wooden door in the external wall leads to a bright and colorful restaurant with a light, airy conservatory and pretty gardens—perfect for a family lunch. It's both pocket-friendly and child-friendly, with outdoor tables on a shaded terrace and a couple of turtles patrolling the grounds. Alcohol is served.
Av. Oued el Makhazine, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-42–21–22Known For
- <PRO>pretty garden setting</PRO>
- <PRO>great value</PRO>
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and July -
19. Marrakech Henna Art Cafe
$ | |This lovely, small café caters to vegetarians, vegans, and gluten-free diners as well as meat-eaters, with options that range from Moroccan classics like harira soup and vegetarian couscous to fusion dishes such as a tabbouleh couscous or falafel sandwiches with taktouka, a cooked salad of tomatoes, bell peppers, garlic, toasted paprika, and olive oil. They aim to be inclusive to these dietary needs and have menu options that range from Moroccan classics like meatball tagine in tomato sauce to fusion dishes such as enchiladas wrapped in msemmen, a flaky Moroccan flatbread or chicken and couscous with peanut sauce. Fill your stomach and then book in for a henna tattoo if it's on your Marrakesh wishlist—the henna here is 100% safe and organic.
35 Derb Sqaya, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, 40000, Morocco212-06-66779304Known For
- Easy to find
- Organic henna tattoos
- Lots of vegetarian options
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Wed. -
20. 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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