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Authentic Moroccan Dining

Explore the culinary landscape of the Fes Medina through a mix of historic riad settings and contemporary cultural hubs. This selection includes institutions like La Maison Bleue, housed in a 1915 family home, and The Ruined Garden, set within the courtyard of a former merchant's mansion. From the famous camel burgers at Café Clock to traditional Moroccan multi-course meals in restored 14th-century palaces like Darori Resto, these venues offer regional specialties such as pastilla and tagines amidst traditional Zellij tilework and garden courtyards.

Café Clock

A cross-cultural hub and restaurant famous for its camel burgers. It hosts regular storytelling events and cooking classes within a converted traditional house.

Chez hakim

Traditional Moroccan restaurant located near the Bab Boujloud gate.

The Ruined Garden

Set in the lush, overgrown courtyard of a former merchant's mansion. The kitchen specializes in slow-cooked regional dishes and Sephardic-influenced recipes.

Dar Sidi Idir

Family-run restaurant serving traditional Moroccan cuisine in a classic riad setting.

La Maison Bleue

Located in a historic 1915 riad. Offers formal, multi-course Moroccan dinners accompanied by live Gnaoua music and traditional lute performances.

Dar Tajine

Traditional restaurant specializing in clay-pot tagines and Moroccan salads, featuring a terrace with views over the Medina.

Nagham cafe & restaurant

Situated adjacent to the Bab Boujloud gate. The menu includes Moroccan staples and international dishes, with a terrace overlooking the historical entrance.

Darori Resto

Traditional dining experience located within a restored 14th-century riad, focusing on authentic Fassi recipes and seasonal ingredients.

Le tarbouche

Bistro on the main Talaa Kebira thoroughfare. Offers a fusion of Moroccan flavors with international dishes like tacos and gourmet burgers.

Palais Medina

Grand restaurant offering traditional Moroccan banquet-style dining within a palace-inspired architectural setting.