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Central Medina Budget Eating

There are plenty of good, cheap restaurants in the area around the Jemaa el Fna.

The foodstalls on the square itself aren't expensive (although they may try to play little tricks to inflate the price a bit). Many of the eating places around the square are also very cheap, and there are lots of budget restaurants in the streets off the Jemaa, notably Rue Bani Marine.

Snack Toubkal

24hr budget eating on the Jemaa (b,l,d; $)

Chez Bahia

Good-value cheap eats (b,l,d; $)

Chez Brahim

Good-value budget restaurant (l,d; $$)

El Bahja

Good grub at low prices (l,d; $)

Henna Art Café

Henna tattoos and fusion food (l,d; $)

Jemaa el Fna foodstalls

Eating in the Jemaa el Fna (d; $)

Café Kessabine

Sweet little restaurant at the end of the Jemaa (b,l,d; $–$$)

Mechoui Alley

Traditional place to eat mechoui and tanjia (l,d; $)

Oscar Progrès

Cheap & cheerful couscous (l,d; $)

Image by Miguel Discart