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Restaurant
Guide of Marrakech
Le Tobsil
After a long and
expended period of renovation the owner Mrs Christine Rio offers in this
little private restaurant of 50 seats an model example for the finer
"Cuisine Marocaine". Perfect for a candle-light-dinner.
Menu inclusive aperitif and wine 550 DH.
Open:
Wed-Mon 7-11pm
22 Derb Abdellah Ben Hessaien, R'mila Bab Ksour, in the Medina
Tel. 44 40 52 |
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Rôtisserie
de la Paix
Excellent French
cookery is presented in the middle of a subtropics garden.
Guéliz,
68 Rue Yougoslavie
Tel. 43 31 18 |
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Dar Marjana
The dishes are served in a palace of the nobles in the medina – un
unforgettable joy for the tastes. The dinner is accompanied by Gnaoua-Musicians.
Of course this excellent cookery has its price.
Reservation by telephone is necessary. Open : Wed -Mon 8.30-24o’clock.
Guéliz, 15 Derb Sidi Ali Tair / Bab Doukhala
Tel. 44 57 73 |
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Dar Mina
A pleasant middle
class restaurant with good cookery. You eat in the patio or in one of the
three halls. Alcohol is not served In this restaurant!
Menu ca. 200 DH. Open: Wed - Mon 11.30 - 15 and 19 - 23 o’clock.
9 Derb Zaouia el-Kadiria, Riad Zitoune el-Jedid
Tel. 38 52 52
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Al-Baraka
Very good
Moroccan cookery, Andalusia music and oriental dance are presented every
evening.
1, Place
Djemaa el-Fna
Tel 44 23 41
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Le Stylia
Excellent cookery, Moorish
34 Rue
Ksour
Tel. 44 35 87 |
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Chahramane
Good cookery and
pleasant folkloristic show.
Medina,
arset el-Maâch, 6, Rue Sidi Bou Chouka
Tel. 42 74 18
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Villa
Rosa
One of the most popular restaurant of the wealthy Moroccans; the “chef de
cuisine” combines the French Nouvelle cuisine with Arabic specialities to
tasteful dishes.
64 Avenue
Hassan II.
Tel. 43 08 32 |
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Panera Club
An italic enclave
with good Mediterranean cookery in Guéliz. Unfortunately closed in summer.
82 Avenue
Hassan II.
Tel. 43 01 08 |
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Chez Ali
Tin buildings and ten feast tents for 2000covers. After the wonderful
diffa (feast dinner) the guest will see the Fantasia, a riding show.
Daily, in
the evening, also during Ramadan: Diffe with Show for 400 DH
12 km on the old street to Safi
Tel. 30 77 30, Fax 30 93 82 |
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Le Petit Poucet
One of the
simpler old restaurants, which was also popular in the colonial times.
Guéliz,
56 Avenue Hassan II.
Tel. 44 82 38 |
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Dar Fez
Under the roofs
of the two atmospheric patios of the Moorish civil palace even the
princesses of the royal house dine. Service in traditional dresses,
excellent Farsi cookery.
Daily,
just in the evenings, also during Ramadan: Menu with aperitif and table
wine 500 DH.
Reservation is necessary.
8 Rue Boussouni, small street near Rue El Gza, Quartier Riad El Arous.
Tel. 38 23 40, Fax 38 22 13 |
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Ksar es
Saoussan
Jean-Laurent of
Paris opens 1992 in the patio and the salon of a renovated old Riad this
pleasant restaurant for individual people. Experienced Moroccan cooks
prepares their wonderful dishes like the Pastilla wit the fragrance of
orange blooms.
Daily,
just in the evenings, also during Ramadan. Sunday and in august closed.
Reservation is necessary; Menu with aperitif and table wine and table wine
for 250-450DH
3 Derb El Massaoudyenne, near the Jemaa el Fna, from the Rue el Ksour
Tel. 44 06 32, Fax 42 60 75 |
Le Jacaranda
Old French
restaurant in country-house style. Classic dishes with meat, fish,
sea-fruits, but also Tajines and Couscous.
Daily
open, also during Ramadan, Tuesday, one month in summer and Wednesday
afternoon closed. (Thu – M on 11-23, Wed 19-23 o’clock)
Menus at noon: 68, 88 and 155 DH; in the evening 155 DH
32 Boulevard Mohammed Zerktouni, near the Place Abdelmoumen Ben Ali
Tel. 44 72 15
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Cheap
restaurants and snack restaurants
You can find it everywhere near the place Jemaa el Fna – to take a little
snack.
Coffee Shops in Marrakech
Boule de Neige
It is a popular meeting point. Fresh fruit juices, yoghurt, ices, good
coffee and a various choice of cakes from the Patisserie are available.
Sometimes it is difficult to get a place after 6.30pm.
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Street
corner Avenue Mohammed V. / Rue de Yougoslavie, Place Abdelmoumen Ben Ali |
Café de France
The roof terrace
is a magnificent place to look over the most popular scene of Africa, the
place Jemaa el Fna. A lot of tourists came only to take some photos that’s
why you have to drink something now.
Renaissance
An old lift takes
you to a nice place with a view over the streets to the Minaret of the
Koutoubia.
| 89,
Avenue Mohammed V., Place Abdelmoumen Ben Ali |
El-Badi
Moroccan pastry
and delicious juices, like almond juice (almond, milk and sugar). Good
breakfast.
| Rue Fatima-Zohra (is beginning at Bab Doukkala) |
Patisserie
Mik-Mak
Various choice of
oriental and European cakes. Commendable is the almond juice and the
yoghurt.
| Avenue Moulay-Ismail, next to Hotel Ali, near Jemaa el Fna. Open until
midnight. |
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