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( 0539 33 63 26; 2 Escalier Waller; fixed price menu Dh200; lunch & dinner, closed Fri; )
This
charming little seafood restaurant offers an excellent, filling set menu in rustic surround-
ings. The owner serves a four-course meal of fish soup followed by inventive plates of
fresh catch, olives and various fresh breads, all of it washed down with a homemade juice
cocktail made from 15 kinds of fruit. Dessert is honey and almonds. Not just a meal, a
whole experience.
El Morocco Club
(contact@elmoroccoclub.ma; 1 Rue Kashla, Kasbah; mains Dh140-195, tapas Dh40-90; dinner; )
A
very smart renovation of this elegant building has resulted in a stylish restaurant upstairs
and a more relaxed piano bar downstairs. It's all dramatic colours and the cosy bar has
some fascinating photographs on the walls. During the day, there's a cafe outside under
the trees.
MEDITERRANEAN, TAPAS
€€€
Ville Nouvelle
La Giralda
( 0539 37 04 07; 1st fl, 5 Blvd Pasteur; breakfast from Dh25; 7am-midnight)
The young and
beautiful adore this grand cafe overlooking the Terrasse des Paresseux, with its sumptu-
ous, Egyptian-influenced decor and intricately carved ceiling. Huge windows give great
sea views. A light menu of crêpes and paninis make it a good lunch stop, too.
CAFE
€
Fast Food Brahim
FAST FOOD
€
(16 Ave Mexique; sandwiches from Dh22; 11am-midnight)
Great made-to-order sandwiches.
You can't go wrong here with half a baguette filled with
kefta
(spicy lamb meatballs) and
salad to eat on the hoof.
Mix Max
FAST FOOD
€
(6 Ave Prince Héritier; meals Dh25-50; noon-2am)
A trendy and popular fast-food joint, Mix
Max serves up great paninis,
shwarma
and other creative fast fare.
