Where to eat across Morocco
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Marrakech dining · 8 min
Riad Dinner in Marrakech: The Courtyard Feast, Explained
Dinner in a Marrakech riad is one of the city's signature experiences. Here is how it works, what the set menu includes and how to book a genuine one.
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Moroccan Breakfast in Marrakech: What to Order to Start the Day
A Moroccan breakfast is a spread of breads, oils, honey and eggs with sweet tea. Here is what to order and where to find a proper morning meal in Marrakech.
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Grilled Meat in Marrakech: Brochettes and the Charcoal Grill
Charcoal-grilled meat is a Marrakech staple, from street brochettes to whole roast lamb. Here is what to order at the grills and how to find the best.
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Tanjia in Marrakech: The City's Own Slow-Cooked Dish
Tanjia is Marrakech's signature dish — spiced lamb slow-cooked in a clay urn buried in the hammam embers. Here is what it is, where to eat it and how to order.
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Camel Burgers and Modern Moroccan Food in Marrakech
A new generation of Marrakech kitchens is reinventing Moroccan food, from camel burgers to plated tagine. Here is what modern Moroccan cooking looks like and where to find it.
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Italian Food in Marrakech: How to Find a Good Pizza or Pasta
When you need a break from Moroccan food, Marrakech has plenty of Italian options, from wood-fired pizza to proper pasta. Here is how to find the good ones.
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Asian Food in Marrakech: Sushi, Thai and What to Expect
Marrakech's Asian scene has grown quickly — sushi counters, Thai kitchens and pan-Asian rooms. Here is what is genuinely good, what to order, and how to set fair expectations.
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Coffee in Marrakech: From Nous-Nous to Specialty Roasters
From the sweet, milky nous-nous of the old cafés to the third-wave roasters of Gueliz, here is how coffee works in Marrakech and where to find the cup you want.
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Eating in Gueliz, Marrakech: The Modern Dining Quarter
Gueliz is Marrakech's modern, French-built district and its most contemporary dining quarter. Here is what defines the scene and how to eat well in it.
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Upscale Dining in Hivernage, Marrakech: What to Expect
Hivernage is Marrakech's district of luxury hotels, rooftop restaurants and glamorous dining rooms. Here is what the upscale scene offers and how to get the best from it.
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Palmeraie Resort Dining in Marrakech: What to Expect
The Palmeraie is Marrakech's palm-grove resort belt, home to luxury hotels, poolside restaurants and destination dining outside the city. Here is what to expect.
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Eating in the Kasbah District, Marrakech
The Kasbah is the historic royal quarter in the south of the Marrakech medina, near the Saadian Tombs and Bahia Palace. Here is how and what to eat around it.
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Set Menus in Marrakech: How to Eat Well for a Fixed Price
Fixed-price set menus are one of the smartest ways to eat well in Marrakech without overspending. Here is how they work, what to expect and how to spot a good one.
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Rooftop Sunset Dinners in Marrakech: How to Choose a Terrace
Marrakech is a city of rooftops, and dinner as the sun sets over the medina and Atlas is a signature experience. Here is how to choose a terrace and eat well up there.
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Riad Dining in the Fes Medina: How Set-Menu Dinners Work
Some of Fes's finest meals are hidden behind unmarked medina doors. Here is how riad dining works in the old city — the set menus, the ceremony and how to find the honest ones.
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Cheap Eats in Casablanca: What Locals Eat for Pocket Change
Casablanca is Morocco's biggest, most working city — and its cheapest eating is superb. Here is where to find filling, honest food for pocket change.
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Rooftop Cafes in Fes: Tea and Views Over the Old City
Fes's medieval medina is best appreciated from above. Here is how to find the rooftop cafes and terraces that look out over the old city, and what to order.
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French-Moroccan Food in Casablanca: Eating the Fusion City
Casablanca's colonial past left a deep French culinary streak that blends with Moroccan tradition. Here is how to eat the city's distinctive French-Moroccan cooking.
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Berber Food in the Atlas Mountains: Eating in the High Villages
The Amazigh (Berber) villages of the High Atlas cook simple, deeply seasonal mountain food. Here is what to eat, where and how to share a genuine mountain meal.
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Desert Camp Dining in Merzouga: Eating Under the Sahara Stars
A night in a Sahara camp near Merzouga comes with its own food ritual. Here is what desert-camp dining involves, what is cooked and how to tell a good camp kitchen.
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Rabat Medina Food: Eating in the Capital's Old City
Rabat's medina is smaller and calmer than Marrakech or Fes, and its food is honest and unhurried. Here is what to eat in the capital's old town and where to look.
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Rooftop Dining in Chefchaouen: Eating With a View of the Blue City
Chefchaouen's blue-washed medina is best seen from a rooftop, and its Rif-mountain food is distinct. Here is where to eat with a view and what to order in the blue city.
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Business Lunch in Casablanca: How the City Does Deals Over Lunch
Casablanca is Morocco's business capital, and the midday meal is where much of it happens. Here is where and how to do a proper business lunch in Casa.
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Cafes and Brunch in Essaouira: Slow Mornings on the Coast
Breezy, bohemian Essaouira is a natural for slow mornings and long brunches. Here is where to find the cafe culture, the brunch spots and the coastal calm.
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