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La Lampe Magique
(Rue Targhi; mains from Dh45, menu Dh85; lunch & dinner)
This magical place overlooking
Plaza Uta el-Hammam serves delicious Moroccan staples in a grand setting. Three bright-
blue floors include a laid-back lounge, a more formal dining area and a rooftop terrace.
The menu - featuring favourites like lamb tajine with prunes and some great cooked
salads - is much better than average, and the ambience relaxed.
MOROCCAN
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Lala Mesouda
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(Ave Hassan I; mains from Dh60; lunch & dinner)
This restaurant serves dishes not found else-
where in the town. Both the steak with Roquefort sauce and the chicken with cream and
mushrooms are recommended, and fish is also available. The interior is comfortable and
intimate, if rather dark, and the welcome warm.
MOROCCAN
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Bab el-Ansar Café
(Bab el-Ansar)
Set into the outside wall of the medina, this cafe has a great location over-
looking the falls of Ras el-Maa, with three terraces tumbling down the hill. Views are par-
ticularly nice in the late afternoon, with the sun catching the mountains opposite.
CAFE
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Chez Aziz
(Ave Hassan II; pastries from Dh4)
For a great selection of pastries, make your way here. Pizzas
and paninis are also on the menu. They squeeze a mean juice and make good coffee too,
for a quick breakfast on the run.
PATISSERIE
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Auberge Dardara
MOROCCAN
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Restaurant
( 0661 15 05 03, 0539 70 70 07; Rte Nationale 2; menu Dh120; lunch & dinner)
This is the best
restaurant in the area, and worth the 10-minute drive from town (to Bab Taza, Dh5). The
Tangerine owner uses only the freshest ingredients from the garden, bakes his own bread
and makes his own goat's cheese. Try the superb salads, and the venison cooked with
dried figs or the succulent rabbit with quince, and take along a bottle of wine.
Restaurant Tissemlal
MOROCCAN
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