Morocco
Restaurants (30)
Hotels (49)
al fassia
Guéliz
Marrakesh
We get an array: sweetened cucumbers with thyme and orange-flower water, glazed pumpkin, fava... More
Bô & Zin
Marrakech
This loungey restaurant has a Philippe Starck–goes–to–North Africa vibe and a menu that merges Moroccan, French and Thai influences. The... More
Cafe du Livre
Marrakech
Young Moroccan chef Maria Ounzal presides over this discreet tapas café and bookstore.... More
Casa Garcia
Asilah
Tangier
The northernmost city in Morocco offers a stunning variety of antique furniture, textiles, and other authentic keepsakes.... More
Casa Lalla
Marrakech
This small <em>maison d’hôte</em> (basically a posh bed-and-breakfast) is co-owned by Michelin-starred English chef Richard Neat, who prepares a different... More
Dar Saada
Fez
You’ll have to call a day in advance to order tender mechoui (roast lamb) at the regal Dar Saada, but... More
Dar Zuina
Tangier
And a meal at Dar Zuina (Arabic for 'pretty house'), 45 minutes farther south, is often a good excuse for... More
Hôtel Club Le Mirage
Tangier
The main restaurant at the posh Le Mirage resort, a complex of 27 bungalows built on the cliffs above an... More
Kechmara
Guéliz
Marrakech
Celebrities like Catherine Deneuve stop in at this modernist brasserie for the glam scene and Euro comfort-food dishes such as... More
La Caravelle
Rabat
Great fish and traditional Moroccan dishes (plus wonderful views) in the Kasbah des Oudayas.... More
La Madrague de St.-Tropez
Marrakesh
French expats and visiting celebrities sample authentic Provençale dishes—daube, bouillabaisse—at La Madrague de St.-Tropez , on the edge of the... More
La Maison Bleue
Fez
The venerable La Maison Bleue, a 1915 astrologer’s palace with an aristocratic look and a romantic garden, pulls in an... More
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