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( 0524 47 45 17; 66 Rue Noutouil; 11am-7pm; )
Even we like a change from tajines and
couscous sometimes, and if you do too try this place in the
mellah
that serves up the self-
proclaimed 'best burgers in North Africa', bowls of chilli, jacket potatoes and stir-fries.
Very strong on vegetarian options (veggie burgers and chilli are both highlights), and also
a good place for a pot of tea and a slice of homemade cake, courtesy of the English own-
ers.
Restaurant El-Minzah
MOROCCAN, SEAFOOD
€€
( 0524 47 53 08; 3 Ave Oqba ben Nafii; mains Dh85-130, set menus from Dh95; lunch & dinner)
Sit on the outside terrace or in the elegant dining room inside at this popular place facing
the ramparts. The menu features a good selection of international dishes with specialities
such as blue shark and fresh fish, and there's lively Gnaoua music here on Saturday
nights.
Restaurant Ferdaous
MOROCCAN
€€
( 0524 47 36 55; 27 Rue Abdesslam Lebadi; mains Dh60-80, set menu Dh105; lunch & dinner Tue-
Sun)
A delightful Moroccan restaurant, and one of the few places in town that serves real,
home-cooked, traditional Moroccan food. The seasonal menu offers an innovative take on
traditional recipes, the service is very friendly and the low tables and padded seating make
it feel like the real McCoy.
MOROCCAN
€€
Restaurante Les Alizés
( 0524 47 68 19; 26 bis Rue de la Skala; mains Dh120; lunch & dinner)
This popular place, run
by a charming Moroccan couple in a 19th-century house, has delicious Moroccan dishes,
particularly the couscous with fish and the tajine of
boulettes de sardines
(sardine balls).
You'll get a very friendly welcome, and it's a good idea to book ahead. It's above Hôtel
Smara.
MEDITERRANEAN
€€€
La Table Madada
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