Where to eat across Morocco
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Street food & casual
Street food & casual · 7 min
Snail Soup Stalls in Marrakech: The Babbouche Experience
Snails in aromatic broth are a Marrakech street classic, sold from carts across the city. Here is what babbouche is, why locals swear by it and how to try it.
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Street food & casual · 9 min
Medina Food Tour Stops in Marrakech: What to Eat Where
The Marrakech medina is a maze of snack stalls, bakeries and hole-in-the-wall kitchens. Here are the classic food-tour stops and what to order at each.
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Street food & casual · 7 min
Mellah Market Food in Marrakech
The Mellah is Marrakech's old Jewish quarter, home to a lively food market of spices, preserved lemons, olives and street snacks. Here is what to eat and buy there.
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Street food & casual · 8 min
Fes Street Sweets and Snacks
Fes, Morocco's culinary capital, has a street-snack and sweet culture as deep as its medina. Here are the pastries, fried treats and savoury bites to hunt down in the old city.
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Street food & casual · 7 min
Marrakech Food Courts and Modern Souks
Alongside the old medina, Marrakech now has modern food halls, artisanal markets and revamped souks. Here is how these new spaces work and what to eat in them.
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Moroccan Bakeries and Bread Shops
Bread is the backbone of every Moroccan meal, and the neighbourhood bakery is a national institution. Here is a guide to Morocco's breads, bakeries and how they work.
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Marrakech Vegetarian Street Food
You do not need a restaurant to eat meat-free in the Marrakech medina — the street-food scene is full of naturally vegetarian bites. Here is what to look for and where.
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Best Orange Juice and Smoothies in Marrakech
Freshly squeezed orange juice is one of the great cheap pleasures of Marrakech, and the smoothie scene has grown alongside it. Here is where to drink and what to order.
Read guideEat well with a local guide
Skip the tourist traps — join a food tour or cooking class led by a Marrakech local.