1. Nomad (Spice Square)
Rooftop ViewsLocated overlooking Rahba Kedima (Spice Square), Nomad is famous for modern Moroccan cuisine with a twist. Don't miss their lamb burger with caramelized onions, shaved fennel salad, and spiced ginger ice cream. Reserve ahead for sunset tables.
📍 Location: 1 Derb Aarjan, Medina • Price: €€
2. Café des Épices
Budget FriendlyThe classic 3-story café in the middle of the spice souk. Perfect for a casual lunch, freshly squeezed orange juice, spiced mint tea, and hearty sandwiches or vegetable tajines.
📍 Location: 75 Derb Rahba Lakdima • Price: €
3. Al Fassia (Guéliz)
Traditional GourmetRun entirely by an all-female cooperative in the modern Guéliz district, Al Fassia serves what many consider the finest traditional Fassi cuisine in Morocco. The slow-roasted lamb shoulder (*Mechoui*) and pigeon pastilla are legendary.
📍 Location: 55 Boulevard Mohamed Zerktouni, Guéliz • Price: €€€
4. Chez Chegrouni (Jemaa El-Fna)
Local ClassicA no-frills historic restaurant right on the edge of Jemaa El-Fna. Unbeatable value for authentic kefta tajine, chicken with lemon and olives, and vegetable couscous with panoramic square views from the upper terrace.
📍 Location: Place Jemaa El-Fna • Price: €
5. Les Trois Saveurs (La Maison Arabe)
Fine Dining & PianoSet around a lantern-lit swimming pool and courtyard garden in Bab Doukkala, this is the premier spot for a romantic dinner with live Andalusian lute and piano music.
📍 Location: 1 Derb Assehbi, Bab Doukkala • Price: €€€