The Southern Atlantic Coast Restaurants
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1. Le 20
$$$ | |This chic eatery, formerly Le P'tit Dôme (and still sometimes referred to as such), offers an impressive menu of Moroccan specialties and local seafood, with a large Moroccan and French wine list—champagne included—to boot. Sit on the terrace or in the black-and-white dining room. All bread is freshly baked on the premises.
20, bd. Août, Agadir, Souss-Massa, Morocco0528-84–08–05Known For
- House-baked bread
- Good-value fixed menus
- Fine-dining atmosphere
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2. Riad Maryam Restaurant
$$$$ | |Taroudant's oldest family-run riad prides itself on its restaurant for good reason. While Habib greets the guests, his wife, Latifa, works wonders in the kitchen to produce a spread of salads, pastilla, tagines, or couscous fit for a king, not to mention the best pastilla du lait (a dessert of fine, crispy phyllo pastry layered with pastry crème) in town. Book in advance for lunch or dinner.
140, Derb Maalem Mohamed, Taroudant, Souss-Massa, 83000, Morocco0666-12–72–85Known For
- Vegetarian-friendly options
- Reservations essential; no credit cards
- Homemade pastilla du lait for dessert
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3. À l’Ombre du Figuier
$$ | |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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4. Chez Nada
$$ | |If you want to stick within the city walls for some no-hassle Moroccan food, you can't go wrong at this father-and-son joint established in 1950. The menu features standards such as couscous, harira, and pigeon pastilla (order in advance). The decor is nothing special, but you can climb up to the roof terrace to get away from the busy street.
15, rue Moulay el Rachid, Taroudant, Souss-Massa, Morocco0528-85–17–26Known For
- Nice views over public gardens
- Cash required for payment
- Hearty portions of couscous
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5. Dar Mounia
$$ | Medina |Located in the heart of the medina, this unpretentious Moroccan restaurant is spacious and cool. Hidden among the extensive menu of couscous, tagine, and pastilla variations are a few refreshing surprises like a grilled zucchini short-crust tart or a marinated fish kebab. Wash it down with a zingy freshly squeezed lemon juice with ginger. Along with good food and decent prices, there's also a kids' menu. No alcohol is served.
2, rue Laalouj, Essaouira, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-47–29–88Known For
- Lemon juice with ginger
- Simple, tasty food at a reasonable price
- Credit cards not accepted
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6. La Kasbah
$$ | |The menu here is classic tourist fare (omelets, tagines, soups, and salads), but the quality is excellent. Try the vegetarian tagines with prunes, nuts, and plenty of veggies, or sample the house specialty, Kalia, a Saharan dish of thinly sliced beef and vegetables.
Rte. Imiane (R107), Tafraoute, Souss-Massa, Morocco0672-30–39–09Known For
- Friendly, hospitable owner
- Authentic local cuisine at local prices
- Credit cards not accepted
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7. La Licorne
$$$ | |Come to this Moroccan restaurant for a selection of tagines with flavor combinations you don't often find, such as tagine of beef with honey and dried fruits or saffron chicken with almonds. It has an excellent selection of seafood dishes and desserts, along with a selection of Morocco's finest wines. The dark-wood decor is highlighted by colorful lanterns.
26, rue de la Scala, Essaouira, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-47–36–26Known For
- Extensive selection of Moroccan and foreign wines
- Beautiful, romantic atmosphere
- Cash required for payment
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8. Le Mogadorien
$$$ | |Often overlooked in favor of the smaller, lounge-style restaurants farther along the street, Le Mogadorien has a similar menu but a lot more style, with decor that reflects Essaouira's Amazigh, Arab, Jewish, and Christian heritage and gives you a choice of low-slung Moroccan salon seats or regular chairs and tables. Chef Najiba prepares a range of Moroccan classics and local seafood. The vegetarian tagine features no less than eight vegetables; ask for it with tfaya (caramelized onions and raisins) for an authentic twist. Alcohol is not served.
7, pl. Chefchaouni, Essaouira, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-47–49–50Known For
- Excellent service
- Hearty portions
- Vegetarian options
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9. Le Patio
$$$ | |Moroccan cooking comes with a twist at this French-run restaurant; for example, fish tagines are made with pears, apples, or prunes. The small tables are set around a large, starry lantern, and the deep-red walls, white muslin, and candles create a romantic atmosphere, although it's a little too dark for gazing into each other's eyes. There is a decent list of local wines.
28 bis, rue Moulay Rachid, Essaouira, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-47–41–66Known For
- Fresh fish dishes
- Local wines
- Large menu
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10. Restaurant Jnane Soussia
$$ | |This outdoor restaurant is a long-standing favorite for Moroccan families, offering great food and lots of space. Traditional cuisine is served under a caidal (white canvas) tent around two small swimming pools, in a garden full of orange, fig, and papaya trees and flowers. Weekending Moroccan families are drawn to the excellent specialties of the house, such as the briouates (phyllo pastry parcels) and mechoui (roasted shoulder of lamb, best ordered in advance). No alcohol is served. Non-Moroccan families with children should be advised that only girls under 12 are allowed to enjoy the swimming pool with the boys.
Taroudant, Souss-Massa, Morocco0528-85–49–80Known For
- Mechoui (traditional roasted lamb; order in advance)
- Local vibe
- Swimming pool for children
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11. Restaurant L'Etoile du Sud
$$ | |Since 1968 the "Star of the South" has been dishing up ample servings of couscous and tagines in a red-velvet dining room or under a huge red-and-green velvet caidal tent. The harira is hearty and satisfying after a long day's drive, and there is plenty of parking. The staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is cheery, with many tour agencies choosing this spot for their groups. The restaurant also serves alcohol.
Tafraoute, Souss-Massa, Morocco0528-80–00–38Known For
- Popular with groups
- Central location
- Credit cards not accepted
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12. Restaurant Laayoune
$$ | |The food here is simple, traditional, and tasty, but the atmosphere is particularly lovely, especially in the evening, when lights and candles bring the small space to life. This is the most popular of several salon-style Moroccan restaurants in the area, which means you may have to wait for a table.
4 bis, rue El Hajjali, Essaouira, Marrakesh-Safi, Morocco0524-47–46–43Known For
- Offers some fixed menus with large portions
- Organic ingredients
- Credit cards not accepted
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13. Restaurant Marrakech
$ | |Haute cuisine it isn't, but the tagines here are fresh and cheap and appreciated by many locals. The cool, fresh-squeezed juices make this a nice spot to catch your breath and get out of the sun.
Tafraoute, Souss-Massa, Morocco0663-22–92–50Known For
- Popular with locals as well as tourists
- Cleanliness and simplicity
- Credit cards not accepted
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14. Riad Le Lieu Restaurant
$ | |Popular among the guests of local riads and hotels, Riad Le Lieu is a beacon in the dining scene of Tiznit. In a part of the former palace next door, chef Jihad prepares a range of Moroccan specialties, which are served on the patio and terraces; the rabbit and camel tagines are always great choices. The riad also runs a B&B, with simple rooms priced from 220 DH, so don't be surprised to see guests making their way to the shared bathroom.
273, Impasse Issaoui, Tiznit, Souss-Massa, Morocco0528-60–00–19Known For
- Kind, attentive staff
- Credit cards not accepted
- Pretty, vine-covered patio
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