Where to eat in Marrakech, area by area
109 restaurants, street-food stalls, cafés, rooftops and pastry shops across 9 areas, from the medina lanes to the Agafay camps. Each one comes from a named source, linked on its card.
- Restaurants
- 41
- Rooftops
- 14
- Street food
- 6
- Cafés & tea rooms
- 28
- Pastry & sweets
- 20
How is this Marrakech restaurant list chosen?
Every place here comes from a named source (the venue's own site or a travel listing), sits in an area visitors use, and wasn't flagged as closed or misattributed when we checked. We don't print prices, ratings or opening hours.
Showing 109 places in all areas.
Medina & Jemaa el-Fnaa · 32 places
Where to eat in the Marrakech medina?
Around Jemaa el-Fnaa, Rahba Kedima (the spice square) and the lanes towards Ben Youssef: rooftop cafés, Mechoui Alley's slow-roasted lamb, sweet shops on Souk Semmarine and the square's evening food stalls.
The Medina & Jemaa el-Fnaa district guide1112 Tea House
1112 Tea House takes its name from the riad's construction date in the Islamic calendar and pours tea sourced from twelve Moroccan regions, including a rose-petal-infused Draa-Tafilalet blend.
12 Talaa Ben Youssef, MedinaAtay Cafe
A lantern-covered tea house in the northern medina with a high rooftop terrace overlooking the Ben Youssef Mosque and, on clear days, the Atlas Mountains. The menu also covers meal salads, couscous and fresh juice.
North Medina, near Ben Youssef MosqueBacha Coffee
A coffee house founded in 1910 inside a wing of the former Pasha's palace, Dar El Bacha, offering over 200 Arabica coffee varieties from 35 countries. Known for its Art Deco decor, glass-roofed courtyard, and light lunch menu.
Dar El Bacha, Rue Fatima Zahra, Marrakech 40000Café Ben Youssef
A simple neighborhood café near the Ben Youssef Mosque serving mint tea, fresh juice and quick panini-style food through the afternoon. A local favorite away from the main tourist circuit.
Near Ben Youssef Mosque, MedinaCafé Dar Saad
The restaurant and cafe of Riad Dar Saad in the Dar El Bacha quarter, serving homemade breakfast, lunch and Moroccan dinner with drinks on a rooftop terrace.
3 Derb Ben Chekroum, Dar El BachaCafé des Épices
Widely credited as the first rooftop café created in Marrakech, overlooking the spice square (Rahba Kedima). Known for its terrace views of the Atlas Mountains, Berber-cushion seating, and mint tea and spiced coffees.
75 Rahba Lakdima, Medina, Marrakech 40000Cafe et Patisserie Nawal
No-frills local bakery-cafe known for fresh harcha bread and Berber omelettes.
Rue Al Harith Bnou Al Fadl, Marrakech MedinaCafé Guerrab
A local café inside the medina near Jemaa el Fna with an indoor hall and two terraces overlooking the market.
39 Souk Ablouh, Jemaa el Fna, MedinaCafe Medina Rouge
On Rue Koutoubia opposite the mosque, Cafe Medina Rouge serves couscous, tagines, and pastilla from a rooftop terrace with a direct view of the minaret. The menu changes seasonally, with vegetarian versions offered alongside its meat tagines.
28 Rue KoutoubiaChez Abdelfattah
Popular street-food stall in Derb Dabachi known for mixed-meat sandwiches (chicken, sausage, liver) sold by weight, a local favorite.
Derb Dabachi, Marrakech MedinaChez Lamine Hadj Mustapha (Mechoui Alley)
The flagship stall of Mechoui Alley since the 1960s: whole lambs are lowered into an underground wood-fired oven each morning and slow-roasted for hours, then served by weight on paper with just cumin, salt and bread.
Mechoui Alley (Souk Ablouh), Derb Semmarine, off Jemaa el-FnaDar Couscous
Dar Couscous is a Medina restaurant specialising in couscous and tagine, set in the Arset Maâch quarter. A sit-down spot for traditional Moroccan set dishes.
Rue Touarg Jdad n°27, Arset Maâch, Medina, MarrakechDardar Rooftop
A rooftop restaurant and bar south of Jemaa el-Fna known for sunset DJ sets, strings of Moroccan lanterns, and views over the Koutoubia and Atlas Mountains. Serves Moroccan-fusion cuisine.
4 Riad Zitoun Kedim, Medina, MarrakechDiaffa Restaurant
Diaffa is a long-running Moroccan gastronomic restaurant set inside a 16th-century medina house, positioned around a more ceremonial evening dining experience than a casual city-center meal.
1 Rue Jbel Lakhdar, Marrakech 40030Source: diaffa.ma (opens in a new tab)
Duniya Patisserie
Duniya sits directly beside Belkabir on Souk Semmarine, selling the same style of nut-filled Moroccan sweets by weight rather than by the piece.
Souk Semmarine (next to Belkabir)Flowers
Flowers is a rooftop restaurant and bar inside the renovated riad Dar Marjana in the Medina's Dar El Bacha quarter, opened by chef Richard McCormick — founder of Helsinki's Yes Yes Yes and Holiday concepts.
Dar Marjana, 15 Derb Sidi Ali Tair, MarrakechFoundouk Gargaa
Foundouk Gargaa is a fully restored traditional inn beside the Koutoubia Mosque that combines a courtyard restaurant, coffee shop, designer boutique, and art gallery beneath a large shade tree.
9 Rue Koutoubia, Medina, Marrakech 40000Source: heerby.ma (opens in a new tab)
Fried Fish
A fried-fish eatery located near the Ali Ben Youssef Mosque in the Marrakech medina.
Glacier Mehdi
Boulangerie Patisserie Glacier Mehdi at Dar El Bacha in the R'mila quarter of the medina combines a neighborhood bread bakery with a pastry and ice-cream counter under one roof. It's the kind of all-in-one corner shop residents of the Dar El Bacha area rely on daily.
81 Dar El Bacha, R'mila, MedinaJardins Dar Mimoun
A former residence of the Pacha of Marrakech, five minutes from Jemaa el-Fna, with an open garden-lounge under a hand-painted cedar roof serving Moroccan salads, tagines and harira.
1 Derb Ben AmraneKsar Essaoussan
A 16th-century riad near Jemaa el-Fna turned into a Moroccan gastronomic table, with a doorman in red greeting guests and a seven-course tasting menu of bstilla, seasonal tagines and couscous served on a terrace overlooking the medina.
Rue des Ksour, 3 Derb El EssoudyenneL'Étoile du Musée
L'Étoile du Musée sits a short walk from the Marrakech Museum and serves refined Moroccan dishes on a terrace overlooking the medina rooftops. It fills a real central-medina gap with a named venue that is currently absent from the seed data.
Passage Prince Moulay Rachid, Marrakech 40160L'Hotel Marrakech
Jasper Conran's six-suite boutique riad has a pergola-covered roof terrace planted with citrus and jasmine, serving breakfast and lunch to hotel guests and non-resident diners by reservation.
41 Derb Sidi Lahcen ou Ali, Bab Doukkala, Marrakech 40000Le Grand Bazar
A century-old hotel turned restaurant on Jemaa el-Fna square, with a vintage flea-market dining room, live music, and a 600-square-metre rooftop terrace facing the Koutoubia minaret.
Place Jemaa El FnaMaakouda Vendors Rue Bani Marine
Street vendors along Rue Bani Marine frying maakouda, crispy spiced potato fritters, usually served in a sandwich with harissa.
Rue Bani Marine, just outside the medina wallsMechoui Alley
A cluster of small stands at the north end of Jemaa el-Fna roasting whole lambs in underground clay ovens every morning. The mechoui is served simply with bread, cumin salt and mint tea, eaten by hand.
Derb Semmarine, near Jemaa el-Fna, MedinaN°14 Krita
A fried-fish stall (stall 14) on Jemaa el-Fna square in the Marrakech medina, serving fried squid, shrimp and sole since 1966.
Avenue Jamaa El Fna (Stall 14), 40000 Marrakesh, MoroccoNoujoum
An intimate rooftop restaurant inside the IZZA boutique riad hotel in the quieter northern medina, serving Moroccan cuisine with European and Mediterranean influences and open to non-guests for lunch and dinner.
46 Driba Laarida, Sidi Ahmed, Soussi, Medina, Marrakech 40000Patisserie Belkabir
Patisserie Belkabir, on Souk Semmarine in the heart of the medina, sells Moroccan pastries and sweets by weight from a shopfront that's been a fixture of the souk for years. It draws a steady mix of locals and shoppers passing through Semmarine's covered alleys.
65 Souk Semmarine, MedinaSabich Marrakech Medina
Small street-food counter near the Dar El Bacha Museum serving sabich stuffed pita with vegan/vegetarian-friendly toppings.
N°110 Rue Fatima Zahra, Dar El Bacha, Marrakech 40000Sfenj Boulabada
Medina bakery and cafe specializing in sfenj, the fried Moroccan doughnut, sold fresh and vegan by default.
Rue Sidi BoulabadaSweet & Sook
A small ice cream shop tucked in the Mouassine souks serving oriental-inspired flavors alongside classic scoops. Its walk-in counter and central location make it an easy treat stop for families exploring the souks with kids.
198 Rue Mouassine, Medina, Marrakech
Mouassine · 10 places
Where to eat in Mouassine?
Mouassine, west of the souks, is where riad restaurants cluster along Rue Dar el Bacha: courtyard dinners, quiet tea rooms and plant-based cafés, about ten minutes' walk from Jemaa el-Fnaa.
The Mouassine district guideAyaso Medina
Ayaso Medina is a three-level vegetarian and vegan bio cafe overlooking the Place des Epices spice square, with a rooftop terrace popular for sunset views.
168 Place des Epices (Rahba Kedima), Mouassine, Marrakech 40000Dar Cherifa
Set inside a restored 15th-century Saadian-era house in Mouassine, Dar Cherifa pairs refined, simple Moroccan cooking with a cultural program of exhibitions and concerts.
8 Derb Chorfa Lkabir, MouassineDar Daoud Tea Lounge
Dar Daoud Tea Lounge occupies a Mouassine riad that once served as the studio and home of German painter Hans Werner Geerdts, whose artwork still lines the walls. Homemade cakes, light dishes and fresh juices are built around seasonal, local ingredients, served in the quiet of the riad's patio.
Derb El Hammam 52, Rue Fhel Chidmi, MouassineDar Donab
Palais Dar Donab hides a fruit-tree-shaded courtyard and turquoise plunge pool behind an unmarked door on Rue Dar el Bacha in the Mouassine quarter, with Andalusian music drifting across the garden as diners linger over lamb tanjia with almonds.
53 Rue Dar El Bacha, Marrakech 40000Dar Justo
Dar Justo serves Moroccan and Mediterranean dishes, including a well-loved chicken pastilla, from the rooftop terraces of a boutique riad in Mouassine. It holds one of the medina's few liquor licenses, pairing tagines with wine or Moroccan beer while overlooking the Koutoubia and Atlas Mountains.
35 Derb Chorfa Lekbir, MouassineDar Moha
Set inside the former home of French couturier Pierre Balmain on Rue Dar el Bacha, near Mouassine, Dar Moha serves fixed-menu Moroccan feasts around a banana-tree courtyard pool where live Gnaoua musicians play between courses.
81 Rue Dar el Bacha, Marrakech MedinaSource: darmoha.ma (opens in a new tab)
M Bacha
Housed in a riad built in 1896 and classified as a historical monument of Islamic art, M Bacha pairs Moroccan and Asian dishes with a candlelit courtyard setting on Derb Dekkak near Dar el Bacha in Mouassine.
2 Derb Dekkak, MarrakechSource: mbacha.net (opens in a new tab)
Maison Sucrée
Maison Sucrée sits inside a souk stall on Route Sidi Abdelaziz in the Mouassine quarter of the medina, specializing in artisanal, brightly colored gazelle horns rather than the standard beige version sold elsewhere.
38 Souk, Route Sidi Abdelaziz, Mouassine, MédinaRiad Yima Tea Room
Tucked down an alley behind the Rahba Lakdima spice square, Riad Yima's tea room is an art gallery, boutique, and salon de thé conceived by Moroccan-British artist Hassan Hajjaj.
52 Derb Aarjane, Rahba Lakdima, Mouassine, Marrakech 40000World Storytelling Cafe
Opened in 2022 near the Ben Youssef Madrasa in Mouassine, World Storytelling Cafe is Marrakech's first 100% plant-based cafe, serving vegan Moroccan tapas, tagines, and smoothies from locally sourced ingredients.
23 Souk Al Fassis
Riad Zitoun · 7 places
Where to eat near the Bahia Palace?
On Riad Zitoun el Kedim and Riad Zitoun el Jdid, the two streets running south from Jemaa el-Fnaa towards the Bahia Palace. Both are lined with rooftop terraces and small Moroccan kitchens that suit lunch between sights.
The Riad Zitoun district guideBakchich Cafe
Bakchich Cafe is a small, recycled-decor breakfast spot just off Jemaa el-Fna on Riad Zitoun el Jdid, serving Moroccan omelets and msemen with honey and butter since it opened in 2012. Tables, beanbags and a vintage French mailbox give the room its junk-shop charm.
5 Rue des Banques, Riad Zitoun el Jdid, MarrakechCafe Chez Zaza
A few steps from Jemaa el-Fna on Riad Zitoun Lakdim, Cafe Chez Zaza turns out tagines, couscous, and pastilla, with vegetarian versions of its classics also on the menu.
69 Riad Zitoun LakdimDar Anika Kitchen
Guests can choose the open-air terrace or the riad's elegant interior salon, both reached through the same restored courtyard house.
Riad Zitoun Kedim No 112, Marrakech 40000Dar Essalam
Traditional Moroccan restaurant founded in 1952 inside a restored 17th-century palace, one of the medina's oldest continuously running dining houses.
170 Riad Zitoun KedimLa Pergola Marrakech
La Pergola occupies the rooftop of the storied Riad Monceau on Derb Chaabane, Riad Zitoun Lakdim, where a jazz-bar atmosphere and Mediterranean-international menu play out under string lights a short walk from Jemaa el Fna.
7/8 Derb Chaabane, Riad Zitoun Lakdim, Marrakech 40000La Terrasse de la Brillante
La Terrasse de la Brillante is the rooftop restaurant of the boutique hotel La Brillante near the Bahia Palace in the Medina, with panoramic views toward the Koutoubia and the Atlas Mountains.
6 Rue Bahia, Riad Zitoune Jdid, Marrakech 40000Pâtisserie Corne de Gazelle Chez Brahim
Chez Brahim occupies a narrow storefront on Rue Riad Zitoun el Jdid where gazelle horns are the sole reason for its reputation, described by regulars as generous in filling and less sweet than the medina average.
137 Rue Riad Zitoun el Jdid
Bab Doukkala · 7 places
Where to eat in Bab Doukkala?
Bab Doukkala, in the north-west medina by the gate of the same name, mixes working-quarter canteens with riad and hotel dining rooms behind plain doors, a short walk from Gueliz.
The Bab Doukkala district guideBeefbar Marrakech
The Marrakech outpost of the global Beefbar concept, opened April 2026 inside Hôtel & Ryads Barrière Le Naoura, serving Kobe beef and Wagyu with the label's signature sauces and a truffle cordon bleu.
Rue Djebel Alakhdar, Bab DoukkalaSource: beefbar.com (opens in a new tab)
Chez Mohktar Resto Imo
Next to the Bab Doukkala mosque, this family-run canteen on Rue Bab Doukkala serves chicken tagine with preserved lemon, kefta skewers and chicken pastilla to a mostly local crowd in the residential market street west of the main souks.
137 Rue Bab Doukkala, MarrakechLa Maison Arabe Restaurant
Founded in 1946 in the shadow of the Bab Doukkala mosque, La Maison Arabe's Le Restaurant and Les Trois Saveurs occupy adjoining courtyard salons where Andalusian musicians play beside an open fire while chefs plate lamb tanjia and pastilla.
1 Derb Assehbé, Bab Doukkala, Marrakech 40000La Table du Riad (Riad 72)
La Table du Riad is the restaurant of the Bab Doukkala guesthouse Riad 72, serving a seasonal, gourmet take on Moroccan home cooking on a terrace or in an interior salon. It takes reservations from non-guests independent of the riad's room bookings.
72 Arset Aouzal, Bab Doukkala, Marrakech 40030Source: riad72.com (opens in a new tab)
Latitude 31
Latitude 31 serves a Moroccan-Mediterranean menu, including seafood pastilla and harira, in an enclosed garden courtyard in Bab Doukkala, with a nightly DJ set among the palms. Bio, vegan and vegetarian options round out a menu built to appeal beyond classic tagine-and-couscous fare.
186 Rue El Gza Arset Lhiri, Bab DoukkalaNaama
Naama sits just inside the Bab Doukkala gate, pairing a nine-metre-high dining room and Josper grill with a pool patio and a rooftop that faces the Koutoubia and Atlas Mountains directly. The rooftop runs Mediterranean-Moroccan plates by day before dinner shifts to the courtyard by the water.
46 Rue Fatima Zahra, Bab Doukkala, MarrakechRiad BE
Riad BE's restaurant looks onto a turquoise plunge pool ringed by patterned zellige in the heart of Bab Doukkala, serving a fixed 'Marrakchi Surprise' dinner of home-style tagines beneath the open medina sky.
23 Derb Sidi Lahcen o Ali, Bab Doukkala, Marrakech
Kasbah & Mellah · 10 places
Where to eat near the Saadian Tombs?
In the Kasbah and the Mellah: rooftops facing the Saadian Tombs and the Kasbah Mosque, gelato and pastry shops by Bab Agnaou, cafés on Place des Ferblantiers, and a tea salon in the culinary arts museum.
The Kasbah & Mellah district guideCafé Clock
A cross-cultural café on two floors plus a roof terrace, known for set breakfasts, Lebanese-style mezze and its signature camel burger. Also hosts live music, storytelling and cooking classes.
224 Derb Chtouka, KasbahKasbah Café Rooftop
Facing the Saadian Tombs and Kasbah Mosque on Rue de la Kasbah, Kasbah Café climbs three floors from Riad Aguaviva's ground-floor dining room to an open rooftop terrace serving Moroccan and international dishes late into the night.
47 Rue de la Kasbah, opposite the Saadian Tombs, MarrakechLa Villa Marrakech
Boutique riad restaurant in the heart of the Kasbah offering Moroccan and Mediterranean dining in a restored courtyard setting.
31 Derb Lamnabha, Kasbah, Marrakech 40040Le Tanjia
Spread across three floors of a restored riad in the Mellah's Hay Essalam district, Le Tanjia sends diners up to a rooftop overlooking the Badii and Bahia Palaces for its namesake slow-cooked tanjia marrakchia, served by candlelight amid carved wood and Moroccan lanterns.
14 Derb J'did, Hay Essalam, Mellah, MarrakechMazel Café
A Mediterranean street-food café on Place des Ferblantiers, serving falafel, hummus, wraps and fresh salads alongside a specialty coffee counter.
8 Place des Ferblantiers, MellahOriental Legend
An artisanal ice cream and pastry shop in the Kasbah run by a French master ice-cream maker with over 20 years in Marrakech. Known for terroir-driven flavors like Taliouine saffron, argan oil and chebakia.
Rue des Princes, KasbahPanna Gelato Italiano Kasbah
The Kasbah branch of this Italian gelato house near Bab Agnaou, using organic raw milk from local farms with no additives. A simple counter-service stop that works well for families after the Saadian Tombs or El Badi Palace.
424 Bab Agnaou, Kasbah, MarrakechRiad Kasbah & Spa Restaurant
At the foot of the Saadian Tombs on Derb Harbil in the Kasbah, Riad Kasbah & Spa serves traditional Moroccan cuisine across a patio, poolside terrace and shaded roof terrace with views toward the Koutoubia minaret.
101 Derb Harbil, Kasbah, MarrakechSalon de Thé - Moroccan Culinary Arts Museum
The Moroccan Culinary Arts Museum's tea salon sits inside a restored 19th-century palace next to the Bahia Palace in the Mellah, pairing exquisite Moroccan teas with a chance to explore the country's culinary heritage.
Rue El Bahia, Riad Zitoun Jdid, Mellah, Marrakech 40000Shams Rooftop
Shams Rooftop occupies the terrace of the Musee des Arts de la Parure in the Kasbah, serving a Levantine-leaning Mediterranean menu above the museum's jewelry collection. It's one of the few Kasbah spots pairing a museum visit with a full lunch or dinner service.
39-40 Rue Touareg, Ksibat Nhass, Kasbah
Gueliz · 25 places
Where to eat in Gueliz, the new town?
Gueliz, the French-built new town, is where Marrakchis go for terrace cafés, pastry shops, chocolatiers and international restaurants along Avenue Mohammed V and the streets around it.
The Gueliz district guide+61
A bright Medi-Moroccan fusion restaurant created by Cassandra Karinsky and Sebastian de Gzell (of Nomad), named for Australia's phone country code.
96 Rue Mohammed el Beqal, Marrakech 40000Amal Center
A nonprofit restaurant and training center, founded in 2012, that trains disadvantaged women in professional cooking with 100% of revenue funding the program. Open for lunch only, Monday to Saturday, with a daily-changing homestyle Moroccan menu and couscous on Fridays.
Rue Allal Ben Ahmed, Marrakech 40000Amoud
Amoud has turned out pastries, chocolates and ice cream from its Boulevard Abdelkrim Khattabi address in Gueliz since 1982, one of Marrakech's longest-running maisons of its kind.
Boulevard Abdelkrim Khattabi, GuelizSource: amoud.ma (opens in a new tab)
Ayaso Gueliz
Ayaso Gueliz was Marrakech's first organic, farm-to-table restaurant and concept store, pairing a vegetarian menu of fresh-pressed juices and organic dishes with a boutique selling organic ingredients and cosmetics.
6 Boulevard Mohamed Zerktouni, Gueliz, Marrakech 40000Azalai Urban Souk
A plant-filled café-restaurant serving a breakfast-inspired menu of seven set entrees, including a 'Sunrise in the Desert' plate of msemmen, chocolate croissant, egg tagine, batbout and homemade jam. Coffee made with plant-based milks.
67 Boulevard el Mansour Eddahbi, GuelizAzar
Restaurant serving Moroccan cuisine alongside Lebanese and Mediterranean dishes with a nightly live show.
Rue de Yougoslavie, near Boulevard Hassan II, GuélizBabakish
Lebanese and oriental restaurant with a terrace designed by a well-known Moroccan architect.
66 Rue Tariq Bnou Ziad, GuélizBloom House
Bloom House combines an all-day vegetarian and vegan breakfast menu with a yoga studio in Gueliz, serving banana bread, falafel wraps and a vegan chocolate tart. The wellness-cafe concept sets it apart from Marrakech's traditional tagine-and-couscous brunch spots.
20 Rue du Capitaine Arrigui, Gueliz, Marrakech 40000Blue Ribbon
Blue Ribbon is a sustainability-minded bakery and coffee counter tucked into a renovated Art Deco arcade in Gueliz, sourcing produce from the founders' own permaculture farm, Sanctuary Slimane. The daytime menu runs from jben bagels to organic salads, paired with 100% Arabica coffee.
Magasin 12, 96 Rue Mohammed El Beqal, GuelizCactus Cafe
Breakfast plates, crepes and fast wifi keep it busy with local regulars well past the tourist breakfast rush.
163 Avenue Mohammed V, GuelizCafe Les Negociants
Opened in 1936, Cafe Les Negociants is the oldest cafe in Gueliz, its art deco hall and black-vested waiters facing the city's tourism office on Avenue Mohammed V. Regulars still order a nus-nus, half coffee and half milk, on a terrace where George Orwell once passed through in 1939.
Angle Avenue Mohammed V et Boulevard Mohamed Zerktouni, GuelizCafé Lobo
Urban Latino-themed café inside the Carré Eden mall, popular for its juices, coffee and all-day light menu.
137 Avenue Mohammed V, Carré Eden, Gueliz, MarrakechChez Pepone
French bistro opened in 2013 by a Normandy chef, serving a changing daily lunch menu of andouillette, filet de boeuf and blanquette de volaille.
60 Rue Yougoslavie, Gueliz, MarrakechChonchon & Chocolat
A concept space facing Carré Eden in Gueliz combining a restaurant, tea salon, café and chocolate bar with an art-filled interior, open Wednesday to Monday.
183 Avenue Mohammed V, Gueliz (facing Carré Eden), MarrakechClay Oven
Clay Oven occupies 35 Avenue Hassan II in Gueliz with a tandoor-driven Indian menu of curries and breads baked to order. It's one of a handful of standalone Indian kitchens in Gueliz beyond the well-known G-Bombay.
35 Avenue Hassan II, GuelizSource: clayoven.ma (opens in a new tab)
Dai
Dai is an intimate Italian fine-dining room in Gueliz built around handcrafted pasta and wood-fired dishes, with a sommelier-led wine list.
22 Rue Moulay Ali, Gueliz, Marrakesh 40000Feuille d'Or Chocolatier
Feuille d'Or Chocolatier, at Residence Miramas on Rue Youssef Ben Tachfine in Gueliz, is an artisanal chocolate boutique known locally for refined pralines and gift boxes. It sits in Gueliz's so-called Triangle d'Or shopping district alongside other high-end boutiques.
4 Residence Miramas, Rue Youssef Ben Tachfine, GuelizGontran Cherrier
The Marrakech outpost of Parisian boulanger Gontran Cherrier sits inside the M Avenue mall in Gueliz, selling his signature squid-ink and charcoal breads alongside classic croissants and pain au chocolat. It brought the French celebrity baker's concept to Marrakech's upscale shopping strip.
M Avenue, GuelizHäagen-Dazs Coffee Marrakech
Häagen-Dazs coffee-and-ice-cream parlor on Avenue Hassan II near Place du Jardin Harti, also serving terrace breakfast.
51-53 Avenue Hassan II, Guéliz, MarrakechHySushi Gueliz
Japanese restaurant in Guéliz specializing in sushi, with an added menu of Thai and other Asian dishes, plus takeout and home delivery.
Rue el Imam Malik, GuélizJeff de Bruges Marrakech
Jeff de Bruges' Marrakech boutique on Rue de la Liberte in Gueliz is the local outpost of the French chocolate chain, selling pralines, ganache and personalized chocolate bars. It anchors the pedestrian shopping strip alongside other international boutiques.
17 Rue de la Liberte, GuelizL'Atelier Boulangerie
L'Atelier Boulangerie occupies a corner of Boulevard Abdelkrim Al Khattabi in Gueliz, baking its breads, baguettes, and soft brioches fresh throughout the day rather than in a single morning batch.
Boulevard Abdelkrim Al Khattabi, GuélizLa Marlette Gueliz
Bakery, café-restaurant and catering house on Avenue Hassan II since 2020, serving French-inspired breakfast, brunch, pastries and desserts from its own bakery.
Angle Avenue Hassan II et Rue Hassan Ben M'Barek, Gueliz, MarrakechLola Sky Lounge
The rooftop tapas lounge and bar of 2Ciels Boutique Hotel & Spa, set on the hotel's terrace beside its rooftop pool with skyline views over Gueliz, serving light gastronomic tapas and house cocktails by day and night.
Rue Oued El Makhazine, Angle Rue Imam Chafai, 2Ciels Boutique Hotel & Spa, 40000 MarrakechSource: 2ciels.com (opens in a new tab)
Maison Amaj
Artisan patisserie on Rue Moulay Ali by Mounir El Fahsi, winner of 'Le Meilleur Pâtissier' S2, known for tarts, croissants and cheesecakes with Atlas almonds and amlou.
24 Rue Moulay Ali, Guéliz, Marrakech
Hivernage · 9 places
Where to eat in Hivernage?
Hivernage, between Gueliz and the medina walls, is the hotel quarter: hotel restaurants, poolside lunches, rooftop lounges and the M Avenue complex, all within a short taxi ride of the medina.
The Hivernage district guideAkira Back
Akira Back, on the Pestana CR7 rooftop at M Avenue in Hivernage, pairs modern Japanese technique with Korean flavors under celebrity chef Akira Back, known globally for dishes like the AB Tuna Pizza.
M Avenue, Pestana CR7 Hotel rooftop, HivernageCafe Extrablatt
Cafe Extrablatt brought its German cafe-restaurant concept to Hivernage, serving all-day breakfast, burgers and coffee from a sunny corner terrace on Avenue Echouhada.
Angle Avenue Echouhada et Rue Alqadissia, HivernageCafe Grec
Cafe Grec, run by the team behind Privilege by Athens at Hivernage's M Avenue, brings Greek and wider Mediterranean cooking to Marrakech with a menu built around Greek staples like moussaka and souvlaki.
M Avenue Hivernage, 2 Avenue de la MenaraCappuccino Hivernage
Cappuccino is a longstanding cafe-restaurant on Avenue Echouhada in Hivernage, its terrace popular with residents of the surrounding hotels and apartment blocks for coffee and an international all-day menu. The understated dining room reflects the neighborhood's upscale character.
Avenue Echouhada, HivernageSource: eat.ma (opens in a new tab)
Dahbi
Dahbi is the Moroccan restaurant at Mövenpick Hotel Mansour Eddahbi, led by chef Meryem Cherkaoui, who builds creative menus around the country's regional culinary riches, one of seven restaurants across the five-hectare property.
Avenue Mohammed VI, Hivernage, Marrakech 40000La Mamounia - Le Pavillon de la Piscine
La Mamounia's poolside pavilion, built as a tribute to the Menara pavilion, serving buffets from breakfast onward on a shaded terrace. Hosts the hotel's well-known Sunday Brunch.
Avenue Bab Jdid, La Mamounia, Marrakech 40040Le Douar
Le Douar is the open-air rooftop restaurant atop Meydene, the cultural center at M Avenue in Hivernage, serving traditional Moroccan cuisine above the pedestrian promenade. It's one of roughly twenty restaurants along M Avenue's tree-lined mall corridor.
Meydene, M Avenue, MarrakechSource: m-avenue.ma (opens in a new tab)
Manso Rooftop
Rooftop venue at the Mövenpick Hotel Mansour Eddahbi (opened June 2023) offering pool views and snacks midday and early evening.
Mövenpick Hotel Mansour Eddahbi, Bd Mohamed VI, Hivernage, Marrakech 40000Rouge Vanille
Rouge Vanille runs a fine-pastry boutique and tea salon in Hivernage's Résidence Sara, tucked behind Ménara Mall near Vin Nicolas and Café Lobo, with a separate production laboratory based in Sidi Ghanem.
5 Résidence Sara, Avenue Mohamed VI, HivernageSource: marrakech.viaprestige-holidays.com (opens in a new tab)
Palmeraie · 6 places
Where to eat in the Palmeraie?
In the Palmeraie, dining is mostly inside resorts, golf clubhouses and country clubs, so it suits a long lunch by a pool. You need a taxi or a driver to get there and back.
The Palmeraie district guideBeldi Country Club
A restaurant within the 12-hectare Beldi Country Club estate on the edge of the Palmeraie, set among olive-tree gardens and swimming pools. Serves traditional Moroccan cuisine for a relaxed poolside lunch away from the city center.
Km 6, Route du Barrage, BP 210, MarrakechCafe Maure Palmeraie Golf Palace
Cafe Maure at the Palmeraie Golf Palace serves mint tea and Moroccan pastries beneath a hand-painted cedar ceiling crafted by master artisans, tucked inside the resort's palm-grove grounds. It's a quiet counterpoint to the golf courses and villas that otherwise define this stretch of the Palmeraie.
Palmeraie Golf Palace, Circuit de la PalmeraieClub Med Marrakech La Palmeraie
An all-inclusive Palmeraie resort with a buffet restaurant and a Moroccan à la carte restaurant, accessible by day pass. Families get a dedicated Family Oasis pool with slides and paddling area, plus kids' clubs from 4 months to 17 years.
Palmeraie, MarrakechEl Karmoussa
Restaurant at the Palmeraie golf club house serving Moroccan and Mediterranean dishes, from quinoa couscous to classic chicken tagine, in a setting mixing Moorish and contemporary décor.
Golf Club Marrakech, Circuit de la PalmeraieSource: madein.city (opens in a new tab)
Fuego Latino Marrakech
A Brazilian rodizio restaurant in the Palmeraie offering all-you-can-eat grilled meat and fish skewers alongside nightly Brazilian and Latin dinner-show entertainment.
Circuit de la Palmeraie, Marrakech 40000Leroy's Kfé
Contemporary cafe by French chef Christophe Leroy set within the Jardins de la Palmeraie resort.
Les Jardins de la Palmeraie, Circuit de la Palmeraie, Marrakech
Agafay desert · 3 places
Can you eat in the Agafay desert?
Yes. In the Agafay, a stone desert about 45 minutes from Marrakech, meals are served at the desert camps and lodges, usually lunch or a sunset dinner combined with a camel or quad outing.
Agafay Luxury Camp
Agafay Luxury Camp anchors a 600-acre stretch of the Agafay Plateau with two distinct restaurants — Agafay Syars for international plates and Tfaya for seasonal Moroccan cooking — plus a poolside snack bar for shisha and light bites.
Agafay Desert, Route d'Amizmiz, MarrakechKasbah d'If
The Patio & Pergola serves breakfast with sweeping desert views, while the British Berbere Bar mixes cocktails through the evening.
Km 27, Route d'Amizmiz, Tiouli Agafay, TameslouhtLe Soukoune Restaurant
Le Soukoune is Inara Collection's destination restaurant in the Agafay desert, built around private dining tents and the La Rotonde terrace restaurant with Atlas views.
Commune d'Agafay, Douar Ifrane No. 806, Agafay 40100
What else should I read before eating out in Marrakech?
Start with what to eat and when: tanjia and mechoui at midday, harira and grills after dark. Then the night market on Jemaa el-Fnaa, and a guided food walk if you want someone to order for you.
- Food and dining in MarrakechWhat to eat, hour by hour
- Jemaa el-Fnaa at nightThe food stalls from the first grill to the last bowl of snails
- Tanjia and mechouiMarrakech's two slow-cooked dishes, and where to find them
- Marrakech food tourAn evening walk through the medina with a local guide
- Cooking classes in MarrakechWhere to learn tagine, bread and pastilla
- Where to stay in MarrakechWhich area suits your trip
What do travellers ask about eating in Marrakech?
Mostly where to go, whether to book, and where to find a view. Short answers below.
What is the best area to eat in Marrakech?
For Moroccan food and atmosphere, the medina: Jemaa el-Fnaa's evening stalls, Mechoui Alley at midday, and riad restaurants in Mouassine and Bab Doukkala. For cafés, pastry shops and international cooking, Gueliz and Hivernage.
Where do locals eat street food in Marrakech?
In the medina lanes around Jemaa el-Fnaa: Mechoui Alley off Souk Ablouh for slow-roasted lamb before about 2 pm, sandwich counters in Derb Dabachi, and fried maakouda potato fritters on Rue Bani Marine.
Where can I eat with a view in Marrakech?
On the medina rooftops: terraces over the spice square at Rahba Kedima, facing the Koutoubia on Rue Koutoubia, above Riad Zitoun, and facing the Saadian Tombs in the Kasbah. Gueliz and Hivernage have hotel rooftop lounges.
Do I need to book restaurants in Marrakech?
Book riad restaurants and hotel dining rooms, especially for dinner: many set fixed menus and seat a limited number of guests. Street-food stalls, cafés and pastry shops are walk-in.
Are these restaurants open now?
We list each place from a named source and checked the list on 2026-10-31, but opening hours change, so we don't print them. Check with the venue, or ask us to book the table when we plan your day.
Sources: venue websites and travel listings, linked on each card and checked on 2026-10-31. We left out places flagged as closed or misattributed, delivery-only kitchens and mall chains. Photos of individual venues are not shown because we don't hold the rights to them.
Plan it with a private guide
Tell us what you like to eat and we'll plan a food day with a private guide: Mechoui Alley at noon, a rooftop at sunset, the stalls after dark, with tables booked where they need booking.