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(Blvd Hassan II; snacks Dh30; 10am-10pm)
Agadir's smartest patisserie, with indoor and out-
door seating and a wide range of gâteaux, tarts, croissants, crêpes and biscuits.
SOS Poulet & Pizza
(Ave du Prince Moulay Abdallah; half chicken Dh48, pizza Dh35-65; lunch & dinner)
These adjoin-
ing snack bars are popular for their rotisserie chicken and pizzas.
FAST FOOD
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Côte Court
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SEAFOOD, MEDITERRANEAN
€€
( 0528 82 65 33; off Blvd Hassan II; mains Dh90-170; noon-11.30pm)
This restaurant at the
Royal Tennis Club occupies a lovely outdoor area, which is equal parts chichi garden and
nomad camp, with up-lit trees, basket lamps and the pizza oven flickering away. The ser-
vice is attentive and the menu features some unusual dishes such as calamari risotto with
chorizo chips. A children's menu (Dh45) is available.
Mezzo Mezzo
ITALIAN
€€
( 0677 19 73 79; Blvd Hassan II; mains Dh90; lunch & dinner; )
A shining beacon among
Agadir's many stodgy pizzerias, Mezzo Mezzo offers a good range of pizzas, daily spe-
cials and wine by the glass. The kitchen also produces pasta and fish dishes, and there's a
smooth European sophistication to the decor and service.
Le P'tit Dôme
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( 0528 84 08 05; Blvd du 20 Août; mains Dh100; lunch & dinner)
In a line of tourist restaur-
ants, Le P'tit Dôme offers good service, black-and-white decor and a touch more class
than its neighbours. The usual pizza, meat, seafood and Moroccan dishes are served, with
a three-course set menu (Dh120) and children's menu (Dh60) offered. The food is unex-
citing, but the outdoor seats are a pleasant dining environment.
MOROCCAN, INTERNATIONAL
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