Fodor's Expert Review Tajine wa Tanjia

$ Rabat Moroccan

This is the place to discover a delicacy from Marrakesh—the tanjia (a type of casserole slow-cooked in a large earthen jar in the coals at the hammam)—along with other authentic Moroccan dishes. It’s cozy and friendly, with very reasonable prices. Alcohol is available.

Moroccan Lunch Dinner $

Quick Facts

9, rue Baghdad
Rabat, Rabat-Salé-Kenitra  10000, Morocco

0537-72–97–97

Known For:
  • Bustling atmosphere
  • Friendly, unpretentious service
  • Moroccan music
Restaurant Details:
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.

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