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Grand Casablanca Region, Morocco Food Guide: 10 Moroccan food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Casablanca
Find out what Moroccan restaurants to try in Casablanca. Today Casablanca is a large, modern city, but the former French colonial post still allows myriad movie moments for those who want to revisit love in the medina and Old City. Casa (as locals call it) isn’t too touristy, but it’s the most cosmopolitan and Western-feeling city in Morocco. Visit The King Hassan II Mosque and Casa's Medina.
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10. L'Etoile Centrale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 284 reviews
Reviewed By NicolaH2352
Enjoyed a very nice classic Moroccan meal at this restaurant. Great value for money, reasonable size portions and good tasty food, mint tea included
9. Al Mounia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 468 reviews
Reviewed By bsmando
An inconspicuous bouncer, an unobtrusive entrance, a hidden, beautiful garden in the courtyard.The historic Moroccan atmosphere convinces and invites.The staff in historical suits is very friendly, well-groomed, fast and secure. 5 stars plus.Likewise the receptionist. Unique!In an impressive interior, occasionally in the company of captains and other personalities, you can eat and drink here sensationally well, but also relatively cheap.The world's best TAJINE POULET AU CITRONE (recommended by the receptionist! And that's right!)Star cook!That was a real pleasure. Can I have some more, please!
8. Zayna resto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 547 reviews
Reviewed By jasonhN6658SL
We really loved this place. Open during the day, even during Ramadan. Small, cosy, beautifully decorated with traditional plates, textiles, lamps and family portraits. The food was outstanding, all three meals we ordered were excellent; beef kefta tagine, vegetarian couscous and chicken kefta. The owner was friendly and spoke a little English. Highly recommended.
7. Le Riad Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
The Riad is a traditional Moroccan restaurant in the heart of central Casablanca. You will discover Morocco through its fine cuisine and stunning design. It has been re-opened by April,7th,2014 with either a new management and a new chef. Meals are served
Reviewed By frequenttraveler1_10
Nothing to report or remember. We made a hike but wouldnât recommend it. It was also empty on a Saturday eve.
6. Brasserie La Tour
Overall Ratings
4 based on 472 reviews
The Sofitel Casablanca Tour Blanche cuisine is inspired by an art of living combining pleasure, conviviality and gastronomy. The > declines the great classics from French traditional breweries, throughout the day. The chef offers his mid-day & evening sla
Reviewed By Lovetotravel147321
Is inside the Sofitel Hotel, the decoration is very beautiful, with different colors. The service was ok and the food was tasty. The restaurant is a little wear down, and it quite hot. Illumination was not the best, but overall, good experience.
5. Atelier Oriental
Overall Ratings
4 based on 419 reviews
Reviewed By NancyG97304
We selected Atelier Oriental after reading comments on Trip Advisor, and were delighted with our choice. The four of us ordered very different types of food, and all were excellent. Service was a bit uneven. Appetizers came quickly enough, but two entrees were delayed by more than a little bit. Worth the wait, though. The tagine was perfectly prepared, and the baba ganoush was the best we've ever had. Hummus was fresh, and had a good tahini flavor. I had the Moroccan chicken liver appetizer, and it about made a meal for a smaller appetite; the sauce was tangy and delicious.The chicken pastille was large and very well prepared.Overall, a place we would return to if ever in Casablanca again!
4. Le Cuisto Traditionnel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 498 reviews
Opening hours displayed are when the kitchen is open and can serve our customers. It is in general from 12am to 11pm from monday to saturday during Ramadan until sunday 12/5/2019.
Reviewed By FaustoR741
I was there with my wife our son and his girlfriend. The food was amazing and we had a nice evening. The owner was very friendly and very proud of his home made cooking. In fact to food was delicious We has the sea food and chicken pastilla, couscous, and more . The only negative was but important was when paying the bill , the credit card machine was not working . It seems to be a regular problem in Morocco .With the technology and internet today I find that hard to believe that the POS machine was not working. The owner mentioned that there was an ATM near by . I had to scramble and find cash to pay the bill. Great food but bad payment service.Dear sir,I appreciate your feedback, and glad you enjoyed your evening with your family.It was my pleasure to take well care of you.I am just sorry for the trouble you went through the payment process. Nothing I can do about it, I believe.Thank you again
3. NKOA
Overall Ratings
5 based on 299 reviews
NKOA means Neo Kitchen Of Africa / America / Asia. Serving a fusion cuisine that delights the taste buds
Reviewed By GraceS701
The restaurant offers a lot of high quality fusion food, inspired by Asian, American and African cuisine. Because itâs our first day in Morocco, we have decided to order mostly African inspired food and drinks. They are delicious! Highly recommend the Chicken dish wrapped in a deep fried nest. There are some onions and sweetness in it. Very refreshing under the weather! The mocktails are great too. I would recommend the Hibiscus drink SOBOLO.
2. Dar Beida
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Dar Beida at Hyatt Regency Casablanca tempts your senses and delights your palate with a broad array of local flavors. The menu features authentic Moroccan cuisine prepared with fresh ingredients, including harira, seafood pastille, talouine tajin with sa
Reviewed By annelisa g
The menu offered the best of Moroccan dishes and everything we ordered was excellent. The staff is very professional and the ambiance is transporting. When we looked up "best Moroccan food in Casablanca" we were delighted that it was in our hotel and we werent disappointed!Dear Guest,Many thanks for your nice review.I'm very glad to learn that you enjoyed your dinner, the Moroccan cuisine and ambiance.Looking forward to welcome you back at the Restaurant Dar Beida.Sincerely;Johanna GaonachDirector of Food & Beverage
1. Le Jasmine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
"Le Jasmine" restaurant: "Le Jasmine" restaurant will allure you... and offer splendid gastronomic moments around a carte joining the most beautiful recipes and the rich Moroccan products. Its stained glass ceiling, its rich color windows, its furniture,
Reviewed By tobeslo
Le Jasmine is one of the few restaurants that brings back the old fashion dining experience in style. The restaurant had a cosy dining area and an adjacent library / piano bar.My wife and I had dinner in this beautifully Art Deco restaurant during our stay in the Le Doge hotel. We were pleasantly surprised by the level of service and the presentation of the Moroccan cuisine with the French influence.The food was very delicious and beautifully and tastefully presented. Service was professional, with the old charm touch. We felt we were stepping back in time in an era where taste and classiness were most vibrant. We took our time to enjoy our dinner and it was a memorable experience.
Casablanca Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Casablanca
