In a restaurant add a 5-10% tip to the bill if you are satisfied with the service.
Patisserie La Comedie on Mohammad V. Fancy pastries. Croissants, 4 dh. Ice cream, 6 dh per scoop.
Cafe 7eme Art next to the movie theater. Has fake movie posters with meals as the stars. Light lunches, popular with business people and the more well-off. Miniature models of local scenes surround the outdoor patio. Pizzas, 35 to 40 dh, bland and tough. Friendly staff, stray cats beg for food.
Le Majestic
Ty Potes
Cafe Weimar
Pizza Hut, 05 37 68 13 00 for the Agdal neighborhood, 05 37 63 02 00 for the one in Souissi.
Villa Mandarine Quite expensive, considered as one of the best restaurants in the city
Le Petit Beur/Dar Tagine Delicious bstilla. Intimate setting.
El Rancho Tex-Mex restaurant. Good food and one of the few places where you can get a decent beer.
Mega Mall Food Court Free Wifi Hotspot
Pizza de Gourmet
Paul's Tradional French bakery that serves as a restaurant. Can be quite pricy, but the food is magnificent. Worth a visit for their Olive bread.
La Mamma. One of the oldest pizzerias in town.
Syrian restaurant
Matsuri
Le Grand Comptoir
If you find yourself in Agdal, try the brochettes at 'Sucre et Sale'.
Old Medina: In the centre there are often inexpensive food stalls around the medina, serving delicious fish and salad sandwiches. Especially found right around the perimeter of the Marche Centrale, these places also serve fresh and simple salads, hot bowls of lubia (beans) or lentils, rotisserie chicken, and home-made tagines. There are also lots of stalls selling pancakes and pain au chocolat.
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