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Rue ibn Rochd; 9am-10.30pm)
is one of several general stores in the area. You can stock up
at the deli here, and buy imported foods, dry goods and liquor.
Medina
Le Salon Bleu
(Pl de la Kasbah, entrance 71 Rue Amrah; mains Dh80-130; lunch & dinner)
Light, bright and sea-
breezy, this relaxed tearoom and restaurant owned by Dar Nour offers good, simple food
in a spectacular setting perched high above the kasbah. The roof terrace has magnificent
sea views.
MOROCCAN
€€
Le Nabab
( 0661 44 22 20; 2 Rue al Kadiria; mains Dh110, menu Dh175; lunch & dinner Mon-Sat)
This is a
beautifully restored old
fondouq
(rooming house), all grey
tadelakt,
comfortable seating
and swathes of airy fabrics. Dine around the huge fireplace or in a private alcove. The
menu is Moroccan, the welcome friendly and it's licensed.
MOROCCAN
€€
Art et Gourmet
MEDITERRANEAN
€€€
( 0539 37 12 51; 9 Pl du 9 Avril 1947; lunch menu Dh160, mains Dh180; noon-midnight; )
Overlooking the Grand Socco, the terrace of this restaurant has the best views in town. In-
side, it's more formal. Menus are presented on the back of small paintings, and the
menu
du jour
on a blackboard. There's lots of fish, organic vegetables and meat produced on the
Boufalah farm in nearby Assilah, and fusion Moroccan dishes with a touch of Japanese.
All is beautifully presented on a slate plate, and there's a good wine list. The service is ex-
cellent.
Populaire Saveur
de Poisson
SEAFOOD
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