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( 0535 55 90 02; off Pl el-Hedim; mains Dh55-95; noon-3pm & 7.30-10pm)
Easily located off Pl
el-Hedim, this is another converted house, whose owners have leant towards the more
showy 'palace' restaurant style of surroundings. You'll find all the Moroccan standards
and classics on a reasonably priced menu.
Sandwich Stands
(Pl el-Hedim; sandwiches around Dh30; 7am-10pm)
Take your pick of any one of the stands
lining Pl el-Hedim, and sit at the canopied tables to watch the scene as you eat. There are
larger meals like tajines, but the sandwiches are usually quick and excellent, while a few
places nearer the medina walls do a good line in sardines.
FAST FOOD
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Rue Rouamzine Eateries
FAST FOOD
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(Rue Rouamzine; meals Dh30-60; 11am-10pm)
Particularly handy for the cheap hotels on the
edge of the medina proper, this street has plenty of good eating places serving up sand-
wiches, kebabs, tajines, grilled chicken, fruit juices and ice cream.
Ryad Bahia
( 0535 55 45 41;
www.ryad-bahia.com
; Derb Sekkaya, Tiberbarine; mains Dh80-130; noon-3pm &
7-10pm)
Nonresidents are welcome to eat at the restaurant of this riad (book in advance),
and it makes a pleasant evening dining spot with its tables around the courtyard. The
menu is typically Moroccan, but everything is tasty and served and presented nicely.
MOROCCAN
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Restaurant Riad Meknès
MOROCCAN
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( 0535 53 05 42; 79 Ksar Chaacha; mains from Dh60, set menus Dh110-160; noon-3pm & 7-10pm)
While all the riads in Meknès medina have lovely restaurants, this is a great option for
nonguests. Set around a lush green courtyard, it's a great place to relax, and while the
menu of salads, tajines and couscous is simple, it's all delicious and served with care and
attention.
Dar Sultana
MOROCCAN
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