Morocco Restaurants
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1. Al Fassia Guéliz
$$ | Guéliz |Serving some of the best à la carte Moroccan food in the city, the affordable menu here includes tasty tagines, tender brochettes with saffron rice, couscous topped with caramelized onions, succulent tangia, and sweet-savory pigeon pastilla. There's an extensive choice of Moroccan wines, too. The restaurant can be noisy and crowded with slow service if there are large party bookings.
55, bd. Zerktouni, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-43–40–60Known For
- Delicious and varied Moroccan dishes
- Traditional recipes from Fez
- All-female family-run business
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and 3 wks in June and July, Reservations essential -
2. Chez Momo
$$$ | |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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3. Dar Naji
$ | |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, Morocco0537-26--25--28Known For
- Excellent value
- Truly authentic menu
- Open nonstop midday to midnight
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4. Dar Yacout
$$$$ | Bab Doukkala |Come hungry for the five-course traditional Moroccan feast served at this restaurant located deep in the medina. Aperitifs are taken on the rooftop, which has stunning panoramic views of the Koutoubia Mosque, and then you can choose to dine beside the pool on the lanterned terrace, in a vaulted upstairs room, or in the lush, cushion-filled main salon. Dinner, including drinks, costs 700 DH and courteous, discreet waiters in white djellabas and red fezzes scurry about to fulfill your every need. This is an exotic experience in a magical setting and alcohol is served.
79, Sidi Ahmed Soussi, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-38–29–29Known For
- Plentiful amount of food served
- Magical fairy-tale setting
- Sumptuous Moroccan dining
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No lunch, Reservations essential -
5. Dinarjat
$$$$ | Medina |In a palatial medina house, this atmospheric restaurant serves gourmet versions of traditional Moroccan cuisine, with live Andalusian music as a charming backdrop. Well-signposted from Avenue Laalou, it's in the medina close to Kasbah des Oudayas; in the evenings, a man with a lantern waits at the nearest medina entrance to guide you to the restaurant. Alcohol is served.
6, rue Belgnaoui, Rabat, Rabat-Salé-Kenitra, Morocco0537-70–42–39Known For
- Gourmet Moroccan menu
- Impeccable service
- Romantic environment
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6. La Capitainerie
$$ | |In the stylish Hotel L'Iglesia, La Capitainerie has tables that spill out onto the esplanade as well as a lovely dining room that highlights local tradition by displaying numerous period objects. The menu revolves around seafood with a Moroccan edge; you can order à la carte or choose a fixed-price menu; both change daily. There's a decent wine list as well as a bar area for evening drinks.
Eglise Espagnole, Cite Portuguaise, El Jadida, Casablanca-Settat, Morocco0523-37–34–00Known For
- Unique setting
- Small but appealing menu
- Intimate atmosphere
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7. Latitude 31
$$ | Bab Doukkala |Owner Ali Lamsouber has opened up his ancestral family home in the Bab Doukkala neighborhood to create a welcoming open-air restaurant in an enclosed garden courtyard. The innovative menu takes classic Moroccan dishes and adds an element of surprise, for example a succulent lamb tagine is loaded with wild mushrooms from the Middle Atlas Mountains, or the traditional pastilla (pastry) is filled with dates, apples, and ginger. Vegetarian options—spinach ravioli filled with goat cheese and dried tomatoes or risotto variations—are available and each course is beautifully and artfully presented with nice touches such as an amuse-bouche and small baskets of delicious homemade miniflatbreads. The overall ambience is low-key and casual, with jazz music playing in the background and the contemporary design—modern seating, lanterns, and low leather couches—contrasts nicely with the 1960s-style Moroccan patterned tiling. There's also a wide menu of nonalcoholic cocktails, soft drinks, and juices; alcohol is not served.
186, rue el Gza, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-38--49--34Known For
- <PRO>Moroccan nouvelle cuisine</PRO>
- <PRO>friendly and welcoming atmosphere</PRO>
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. -
8. Le 20
$$$ | |This chic eatery, formerly Le P'tit Dôme (and still sometimes referred to as such), offers an impressive menu of Moroccan specialties and local seafood, with a large Moroccan and French wine list—champagne included—to boot. Sit on the terrace or in the black-and-white dining room. All bread is freshly baked on the premises.
20, bd. Août, Agadir, Souss-Massa, Morocco0528-84–08–05Known For
- House-baked bread
- Good-value fixed menus
- Fine-dining atmosphere
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9. Restaurant at Scorpion House
$$$$ | |Indulging in a long, leisurely lunch looking down on the sacred city of Moulay Idriss and the plains of Meknès is certainly something to savor, especially when it’s served on the terrace at Scorpion House. Private groups—from 2 to 40 people at a time—can enjoy a menu personalized in advance (all dietary requirements are catered for) and including grilled meats, fish, and seasonal Moroccan salads, rounded off with fruit and sweet treats. Advance reservations are essential.
54, Drouj El Hafa, Moulay Idriss Zerhoun, Fez-Meknès, Morocco0655-21–01–72Known For
- Authentic Moroccan cruise with a contemporary touch
- Incredible views on beautiful property
- Advance reservations required
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: No dinner -
10. Riad Maryam Restaurant
$$$$ | |Taroudant's oldest family-run riad prides itself on its restaurant for good reason. While Habib greets the guests, his wife, Latifa, works wonders in the kitchen to produce a spread of salads, pastilla, tagines, or couscous fit for a king, not to mention the best pastilla du lait (a dessert of fine, crispy phyllo pastry layered with pastry crème) in town. Book in advance for lunch or dinner.
140, Derb Maalem Mohamed, Taroudant, Souss-Massa, 83000, Morocco0666-12–72–85Known For
- Vegetarian-friendly options
- Reservations essential; no credit cards
- Homemade pastilla du lait for dessert
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11. À l’Ombre du Figuier
$$ | |Behind a small blue door in an unusually buttressed wall, this quaint restaurant welcomes diners with a fig tree–shaded courtyard (hence the name) and Moroccan dishes, including a fish tagine, spiced chicken, beef brochettes, couscous, and pastilla. The menu changes regularly, as everything is freshly made. This can take some time, so don't be in a hurry.
22, passage Akchouch, Tiznit, Souss-Massa, Morocco0528-86–12–04Known For
- Fresh local produce
- Large portions at reasonable prices
- Credit cards not accepted
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12. 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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13. Al Fassia Aguedal
$$ | Hivernage |The Al Fassia name has become synonymous with fine Moroccan cuisine in Marrakesh, and with tables hard to come by in Guéliz, this branch at the boutique Hotel Al Fassia near the Agdal Gardens lives up to the same high standards set by the older sister restaurant. The atmosphere is elegant though casual, and the restaurant is more spacious and tranquil than its city-center counterpart. On a warm evening a table on the outdoor garden terrace is very romantic. The menu offers the same traditional fare as the Guéliz restaurant, and the kefta of fish with ginger and herbs comes highly recommended. Vegetarians will enjoy the array of delicately flavorsome Moroccan salads as a subtantial starter.
9 bis, rte. de Ourika, Marrakesh, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-38–11–38Known For
- <PRO>fine Moroccan cuisine</PRO>
- <PRO>outdoor garden restaurant</PRO>
- <PRO>excellent Moroccan wine list</PRO>
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed 3 wks in June and July, Reservations essential -
14. Al-Mounia
$$$ | |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
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. -
15. 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 -
16. 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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17. 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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18. 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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19. 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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20. 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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