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Eat Marrakech

Good food is part of the plan

Food markets

Jemaa el-Fna food stalls

Evening grills, soup and juice stalls in the medina’s busy main square.

Mellah Spice Market

Spices, olives and pantry staples near the palaces; browse local flavours.

Bab Doukkala market streets

Everyday produce, bread and local shops beyond the main tourist souks.

Menara Mall food court

Casual food, cafés and shops on Avenue Mohammed VI, with indoor respite.

Traditional restaurants

Al Fassia Guéliz

Women-led Moroccan institution for salads, tagines and classic cooking. Book ahead.

Medina dining house for a generous Moroccan set menu. Reserve your evening.

La Maison Arabe

Traditional Moroccan dishes in an ornate room, with live Arab-Andalusian music.

Moroccan cooking around a riad pool; a lovely setting for a long, relaxed meal.

Bakeries

Moroccan sweets and pastries near Jemaa el-Fna.

Guéliz pastry shop for almond sweets, French classics and a relaxed coffee break.

Marrakech Fine Food

Local bakery and deli with several city shops; handy for picnic supplies.

PAUL Menara Mall

Familiar breads, viennoiseries and coffee beside Hivernage’s main shopping mall.

Guéliz stop for Moroccan pastries.

Check opening before going

Highly recommended

Modern Moroccan cooking and rooftop views over Rahba Kedima. A strong all-round choice for lunch after the souks.

Women-led Moroccan cooking around an open kitchen in Guéliz, with a beautifully crafted room. Book dinner ahead.

La Grande Table Marocaine

Royal Mansour’s refined Moroccan dining room for an occasion meal. Expect polished service, a long evening and special-occasion prices.

Muslim traveller note: halal food is widely available, but ask about meat sourcing, alcohol in sauces and shared cooking, especially at hotels and international restaurants.

04 Mosques & Muslim traveller notes

06 Culture, design & architecture

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