Marrakech — Places to eat
A red city whose main square turns into a night market at dusk.
- Nomad — Modern Moroccan plates on a rooftop above the spice square
- Le Jardin — Tagine and couscous in a leafy courtyard in the middle of the souks
- Al Fassia Guéliz — Run by women since 1987; Guéliz's go-to for proper tagine
- Le Grand Café de la Poste — Guéliz's 1920s French brasserie, still holding court
- Chez Lamine Hadj Mustapha — Pit-roasted lamb and tanjia, sold by the kilo
- Jemaa el-Fnaa night food stalls — At dusk, dozens of numbered stalls fill the square with smoke
- Jemaa el-Fnaa snail soup stalls — Pick snails out with a toothpick, then drink the broth
- Bab Doukkala morning msemen stands — Msemen folded and griddled to order, a drizzle of honey: breakfast
- Café Chez Zaza — The tagine spot featured on TV's 'The Great Guide 3'
- Café des Épices — Three floors over the spice square; mint tea on the roof
- Café de France — A front-row terrace over Jemaa el-Fnaa at sunset
- Jemaa el-Fnaa orange juice carts — Oranges squeezed in front of you at numbered carts
- Pâtisserie des Princes — Pastry shop off the square; almond horns sold by weight
- Bacha Coffee at Dar el Bacha — Coffee room inside a 1910 pasha's palace; expect a queue
- Kabana — Rooftop cocktail bar staring straight at the Koutoubia
- Dar Yacout — Set Moroccan dinner on a candlelit roof
- Naranj — Lebanese mezze to share, medina prices
- Le Salama — Moroccan plates in a three-floor colonial house
- Café Clock — Camel burger and evening shows in the Kasbah
- Amal Women's Training Center — Moroccan home-style lunch cooked by trainee women
- Farmers — Farm-to-table dining in an Art Deco Guéliz arcade
- Dar Zellij — Moroccan set dinners in a 17th-century palace
- Mazel Café — Pitas and bowls on the tinsmiths' square
- Plus61 — Aussie-leaning lunch and cocktails in Guéliz
- Dar Cherifa — Quiet tea in a 16th-century courtyard house
- Amandine — Croissants and opera cake in a Guéliz bakery
- Atay Café — Tea and tagine on three rooftop terraces
- Café Arabe — Cocktails and coffee on a sofa-filled rooftop