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to just see and be seen. It's a relaxed place for women and pleasantly cool on summer
nights, as well as being a rarity -a place to drink a beer in public.
Café Maure
(Kasbah les Oudaias)
Sit back, relax and just gaze out over the estuary to Salé from this
chilled, open-air cafe spread over several terraces in the Andalucian Gardens. Mint tea is
the thing here, accompanied by little almond biscuits delivered on silver trays. It's an easy
place to pass time writing postcards, and a relaxed venue for women.
CAFE
Cafetéria du 7ème Art
CAFE
(Ave Allal ben Abdallah)
Set in the shady grounds of a cinema, this popular outdoor cafe at-
tracts a mixed clientele of students and professionals. It's a relaxed place serving snacks
such as pizza and panini.
El Rancho
( 0667 33 00 30; 30 Rue Mischliffen, Agdal)
Tex-Mex restaurant and bar where Rabat's well-
heeled go for a bite and a drink before clubbing. The atmosphere on weekends is electric,
when the world-music beat gets turned up a few notches.
BAR
Le Puzzle
( 0537 67 00 30; 79 Ave ibn Sina, Agdal; closed lunch Sun)
Happening bar-restaurant in Ag-
dal, favoured by suburban sophisticates. It has a strange mix of traditional style and mod-
ern design but pulls in the punters with half-price beer and daily live gigs (except for
Wednesday and Sunday karaoke nights).
BAR
Henry's Bar
BAR
(Pl des Alaouites)
If you're in search of old-time local haunts rather than squeaky-clean
trendsetters, there are some dingy bars around Pl des Alaouites. Henry's is an old favour-
ite, a staunchly male-only preserve where the smoke is thick and the alcohol neat. It's
open all day but closes by about 10pm.
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