Location: Hammam Sousse
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Sousse Governorate, Tunisia Food Guide: 10 Tunisian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hammam Sousse
Reviews on Tunisian food in Hammam Sousse, Sousse Governorate, Tunisia. Hammam Sousse (Tunisian Arabic: حمّام سوسة) is a coastal town in north-eastern Tunisia. It is located north of Sousse, at around 35°51′32″N 10°35′38″E / 35.85889°N 10.59389°E / 35.85889; 10.59389. It has about 42,691 inhabitants (2014 est.). Former President Zine el Abidine Ben Ali and the minister of defense, Kamel Morjane, were born in this town.
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10. Mare-Mar (ouahchi)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By badmintontim
This place leans heavily towards seafood and specialises in brik (thin pasty encasing a filling with egg and herbs - typical traditional Tunisian dish) as well as their seafood/fish soup - see photos including the menu Try the seafood brik but be careful of the egg that may have a yolk that will run out - can be cooked hard if you prefer The home-made soup is not spicy but is very tasty and filling They also do pizzas and calzoneOpen until 22:30 most nights and later in the Summer MonthsRecommended - Enjoy
9. Zitouna
Reviewed By safirab2018
The food in this restaurant is simply wonderful. The produce is very fresh and you can definetly taste it. You get great quality for the price. It is truly an unbeatable value. The personnel is very friendly and engaged. They mame sure everything is exactly as you wish. All in all, a great adress to visit if you enjoy great quality food and a nice atmosphere.
8. Eddar Darek Restuarant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By badmintontim
This is a Restaurant serving Traditional Tunisian Food in a 'themed' restaurant to bring one back to old style Tunisia.The waiters are very good and speak a little English.The menu is quite extensive and the food that we had was very nice - would recommend the Fatima's Fingers as they are the best that I have tasted.There is an entrée that is included in the price after you have ordered and that is a typical Tunisian dish - Chakchouka (some call this Shatshouka) which will come with a large basket of bread and some Harisa to dip into with a few olives and peppers.We had the fish soup to start with (see Photos) which was extremely nice and as mentioned had the Fatima's Fingers - umm lovely.We had a few dishes to follow which were a mixed Grill, another typical Tunisian style stew type dish and a Rice/Rissotto dish with seafood - see photos.All were very good and this followed with complimentary Mint Tea for all.For Local Tunisian costs this would be an expensive place to eat, but the English cost for all of the above including another complimentary basket of bread and a large bottle of fizzy mineral water, was approximately £21:00 for all three people (around £7:00 GBP per person).Now personally I do not think that that was bad at all.Just to mention that they only accept local currency and do not take credit cards.We were the only Tourists there as all the others in the restaurant were locals (The Tunisian locals generally tend to eat and go and don't tend to stay long for a meal)The restaurant also had a selection of sweets/puddings but we were all very full after our meal which again was delicious.Would definitely recommend that you try this restaurant and as you can see from the photos, the décor is perfect for a Tunisian Traditional Restaurant as well.Enjoy.
7. Le Surfing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By RickSherstobetoff
Really nice local fish, Its a carte blanche menu, 32 Dinar gets you a done of good stuff, including soup, appies, main coarse, desert, and fruit. Go there hungry because its a lot of food for the money!
6. Ristorante Una Storia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By 283stenb
We were 4 guests dining at the resaturant, we reserved a table the day before.Its a popular restaurant anf mostly fully booked.We were welcomed at the door and shown our table at once. A very nice round table decorated with fresh flowers spread on and at the table.We had a no waiting time fore the headwaiter came to bring the menu card.The other waiter mr Nejib placed the serviets under the plates , very conveniently.We ordered Turkey in orangesauce File mignon to dinner. We had redwine to the dinner. 2 bottle Magon vieux, and some water. First we had some simple mezza, mini brik, tartine, harrissa, tuna and some other things served with local oil and freshbread with and cereal , very tasty.We waited 10-15 minutes(a little to fast to eat the mezza) and the food was brought to our table on small transport tables. . The red wine was DECANTED in some nice decanter before serving, very good.The dinner was served under a serving dome to look nice and keep it warm(god thinking)We had sauce champignion and bernaise . Very tasty , especilly the homemade bernaise. The meet was tender and medium done as we asked fore.The ladies had the Turkey with the orangesauce , witch the lovey, meet very tender and served also with extra sauce beside. We had a waiter nearly all the time behind the table(at a discreat distance) Not pushing fore anything. so thats ok.We enjoyed the place, nearly fullybooked.we had crepe suzzette with icecreme flamebee in Grand mamier .. very nice and tasty, not to much. The ladies had Dark choclate on a cake with ice, nice taste.We had some coffee and free served local tibarin (licoer).Al the meal was exelent. The serving staff made a great job, not to much or to little.The music , Tunisien floklore was nice ...but maybee to loud when during dining..a little bit less loud would bee nice.The toilet was clean and tidy at the time we arrived , but sholud have a renovation to live up to the nice restaurant reputation... The standard allover was really exelent this friday evening. KEEP up the standard.
5. Restaurant Dar Soltane
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
You are in Sousse, youâre looking for a culinary experience out of the ordinary : Restaurant DAR SOLTANE is the right place ..! Our meals are a fine selection of traditional and contemporary recipes, meticulously simmered to delight your palates .. You wi
Reviewed By 353stenb
We visited the place middayVery empty at this time , just 5 guests and us 3 pax.We had a table just inside the door..nice with fresh air..many..maybe all cafes and restaurants allow smokers all over.. A VERY BAD THING..well the servant was very pleasant and helpful..we had some beers and cola zero. Salad , bread, small Tunisien tapas. We had the local brick...very crispy and well done.It's like fillone with egg tuna onion and mash potato inside with Tunisia spices..+we had tomatosallad. It was nicely served and was really tasteful.The service was good and we got a nice "home" feeling.The toilet was ok but no paper to dry hands.The price was very good..cheap place...cost and relaxing placeMany thanks for your valuable comment Sten, and for taking the time to publish it ..Your good words will encourage us to do even better ..I did not quite understand your note ânice with fresh air..many..maybe all cafes and restaurants allow smokers all over.. A VERY BAD THING" ..We are a no-smoking restaurant ..Maybe you are referring to the smell of incense which comes from burning light sticks of amber (smoke), which we feel is in harmony with the arabesque style and character of the restaurant and the âspiritâ of the whole ancient Medina ..Also, whenever a customer informs us of his/her discomfort of said fragrance/smoke, we remove it immediately.Regarding your note âno paper to dry handsâ, itâs really strange as the paper towel dispenser is verified every 20mn all day long, and so are the toilets.We keep a large stock of paper towels, toilet paper and other janitorial consumables at all times.On behalf of the whole Dar Soltane team, to whom I passed your message, it was a pleasure to welcome and serve you ..We hope to see you again ..!
Hammam Sousse Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hammam Sousse
4. La Daurade
Overall Ratings
4 based on 300 reviews
Reviewed By 283stenb
Been here several times the last 2 month.The new dayli manager Mr JALEL is doing wonders with the restaurant together with the chef de cusine.The luxury restaurant is becoming a better and better place to visit.The service is very good nd friendly without beeing "snooby" The nenu is varyated and not to expensive. The place in the habourfront is excelent and the overview lovely.You really fell welcome here. The new coming menu , with for exaple the Veal cotelet was exelent and tasty and recomenable. They also arranginge soiaree with music, soft and good music , not as many other places as high as possible... no you can really relaxe here.We can also recommend the fish here, Groupier, Daurade, Sole in lemonsauce among other exating fishdishses. The local BRIK with Tuna, schrimps and potatoe is worth trying , a good and tasty starter starter. They hav a good Tunisien local winelist, not expensive, from 23 dinar, try the muscat, whitewine, very nice and light.Concerning the smokingpolitice MR JALEL has introduced a new politice with NO SMOKING in the front area of the restaurant and a smalle area in the backside area fore smokers. NOW You can enjoy the meal ad smell the flavour of the menu you choosed.. EXCELENT.Of the menu we tryed the chicken breast in orangesauce with rice, the Daurade fille with in whitesuce, File mignon with mushroomsauce(fresh mushroom fried in butter first) crispy and well tasting, We had omelet wit Tuna to lunch and fresh sallad, Grilled Veal in peppersauce, Turkey grilled with rice and vegtable. NO COMPLAINS.. very good food. The orangeice is nice after a meal, and the local thibarine to the coffea.The toilets (both ladies and mens) are very tidy and clean with fresh roses, towels and the cleaninglady there always polite and smiling. We sat inside some of the times and outside at the veranda some times, a very nice place.Sorry its situated a long way from the main gate in the port, a little difficult to find(250 m to walk arround in the habour. Anyway we HIGHLY RECOMMEND the restaurant
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3. Restaurant Cafe Seles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 217 reviews
Reviewed By clarer288
We enjoyed delicious home cooked food served by the friendly couple who run this place. Lamb with couscous was really tasty, salad Mechouia was spicy and also delicious. They are working on the rooftop terrace; when itâs finished itâll be a lovely place to sit and enjoy a cool drink. Very handy after a visit to the Sousse Archaeological Museum.
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2. Restaurant Le Mediterranee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 861 reviews
Reviewed By 123lisa_11
5 of us Turned up on the off chance as spotted from a distance on the harbour. Lucky to get a table as there was a graduation party on but itâs Best restaurant weâve found in port El Kantaoui. More like fine dining. Lovely room with air con, There was a live singer donât know if this was just on a sat night or for the party but he was really good. Lovely ambiance and setting overlooking the harbour. Attentive service, friendly staff & lovely presented food. Starter of beef carpaccio was lovely as was the prawn cocktail and duck we all had steak which was thick and juicy and the blue cheese sauce was really nice. Shame they had no muscles or oysters as it had been too hot to trust them the waiter said so weâre hoping they will have them next week. Very Reasonable priced wines & the Chardonnay was lovely. Had a really lovely evening. Will definitely be returning during our holiday.
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1. Escargot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 336 reviews
Reviewed By MarciaH240
Very unique place it looks like time has stood still here .the food was delicious and the staff were friendly.
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