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Lacto
Moroccan
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Veggie items include bean and lentil dishes, fava bean and vegetable soups, peppers and tomatoes cooked salad, cooked zucchini salad, various Moroccan salads. Will prepare vegan on request and market availability. Some seating on floor and a terrace upstairs. Located in the medina on the way to the main square, to the left down some steps, nearby Plaza Uta el-Hammam. Relocated from Rue Elkharrazin, 5. Open Mon-Sun 12:00pm-10:30pm.
21 Reviews
First Review by RenatoCiammaruconi
Louloulalap
Points +147
Simple but tasty - not too many options - Edit
We ordered the chickpeas, white beans and flava bean soup. The plates were boiling hot, but the food istelf was good. There aren’t that many vegan options, except for 4 lentil dishes and a vegetarian cous cous on fridays
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-03-08
Pros: Tasty, Nice view
Cons: Not too many options
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peanutplans
Points +4812
Best tajine in Morocco - Edit
This is the first time I was excited about a tajine in Morocco! It was actually super flavorful. They also have olive oil salt and pepper on the table to add extra flavor if needed. Mine needed nothing added. Along with the vegan tajine I got a generous bowl of mixed olives, a spicy dip and a whole entire bread. I couldnt eat all the bread (made it through 1/3 of it and I can normally eat A LOT) and barely made a dent in the olives. As for atmosphere, this was off the charts. I sat on their rooftop balcony which is completely protected from the wind and cold and rain in the winter months. The views were spectacular where you can see a panoramic of the mountains and part of the city. Service was also on point. I will be back in 2 days for "couscous Friday" when they serve couscous (only on Friday, and only for lunch between 12-4pm). Service was perfect and everyone spoke english. They also speak French and Spanish. Definitely worth a visit.
Read morePros: flavorful vegan tajine, generous portions, small price, service and (warm) rooftop views in winter
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jphartley
Points +52
Very Basic Veg Options - Edit
It serves vegetarian food but it is very basic and not that appealing
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TabathaFabri
Points +17
Great - Edit
Loads of Vegetarian and vegan option. The bean soup (baisara) looks and Tastes like vegan fondue
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sglcklch
Points +3833
Mediocre food, horrendous service - Edit
We decided to come here due to the generally good reviews and frankly a lack of options in town. Food was meh; service was downright awful and we were the only table there. The waiter was more interested on his phone than doing his job. He appeared impatient and gave these curt answers when I tried to ask some basic questions about the menu. He just seemed annoyed that we were there the entire time. At one point we wanted to get some water, so we tried to get his attention while he was scrolling away on his phone. Another waiter (helper?) saw us and signaled to him. He still sat there tapping on his phone for a good while before coming over. It was a very bad and awkward experience overall. Yes, it was cheap, but definitely NOT worth it.
Read moreCons: service
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SonyaClark
Points +24
Delicious and cheap - Edit
Our best meal in Morocco loves the range of vegan starters particularly. Food came out extremely fast and the price was cheap! We ordered lots of vegan dishes without issue. Not a touristy place at all
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-10-27
Pros: Cheap, Delicious, Vegan
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Patatine
Points +2980
Ok food but many options missing - Edit
The food is ok and the price us fair. VEGAN options are not so many and today half of them were not there so...
Read moreYeah...
I got tosato and paprika plate for 15 DH
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VegiLioness
Points +1130
Really good affordable option - Edit
We went for the Friday veggie couscous special but we went at 4pm and they did not have it. But upon explaining we are vegetarian, the server was helpful with getting us some good food. One was a tasting platter with rice and a lot of different vegetable dishes in small portions, so good!! We also got the lentil and white bean dishes which we ate with the provided bread. We also a Moroccan salad, a second helping of bread and a 1.5 L water and the total was 75dirham. We felt like we got a great meal for a good price and left very full.
Read morePros: Really affordable, Good variety of veggie and bean dishes, Nice view on top floor
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RitaFi
Points +1663
Great food - Edit
They have great vegan options. Veggie Tajín, chickpeas and most starters are vegan and delicious. Staff is nice and the view in the terrace is super cool.
Read morePros: Not expensive , Variety of vegan Moroccan food
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VeganMrsM
Points +63
Delicious Moroccan food - Edit
Cosy family run restaurant. Had the lentils and harira soup, both delicious. Lentils were earthy, flavoursome and a good portion size.
Read morePros: Cheap!
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Antisystem
Points +176
Would recommend it - Edit
We chose this place because of many good reviews on Happy Cow. However we were disappointed and had to leave: staff new nothing about veganism and only one of them good speak English. He said «Vegan food? Yes, of course, we have vegan food. Would you like meat? Oh, you don’t like meat?”. And we also didn’t like the atmosphere there. No labels for the vegan options on the menu. I definitely wouldn’t recommend anyone to go there, there are 2-3 other places in the city with nice vegan options.
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Walterwide
Points +1963
The best place! - Edit
Lovely environment friendly staff and the tastiest food. Definitely one of my favorite food, I have been there many times in the past three years and I had on of the best food ever. Many vegan dishes, all of them are very special and so delicious. Oh, I can’t wait to go back and dive once again in their amazing food.
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Moonbow
Points +235
Bab ssour - Edit
The staff here are so friendly, and welcoming. While the vegan options are not labeled they speak excellent English, as well as many other languages to help you navigate the menu.
Read moreVegetable couscous is offered Friday. Vegetable tagline, of course. My favorite was the malva and green zucchini. Although frankly everything we tried there was delicious.
Lentils, chickpeas, white beans, red beans, pumpkin, eggplant, harira, Moroccan salad, tomato & red peppers, everything so good. Paired with the olives and bread, I always walked out full and happy.
Pros: Delicious, Many options, Friendly staff
Cons: Can get very busy
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Fricka
Points +1623
A truly nice place for tourists... - Edit
... That does not try to pull you off the street. Nice interior, English spoken and many intetesting plant dishes - lentils, beans etc in different sauces and herbs. Prices are great, too. I had soup, three types of plants with bread, olives and tea for 55 MAD.
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Thomaslt
Points +16
Food was okay, nothing special - Edit
The waiter showed me the items on the menu that were vegan. I had the vegetable tagine which was basically just potatoes, carrot and chickpeas. For what it was it was fine. It was really busy so the service took a while.
Read morePros: Nice vibe, Helpful staff, Good ingredients
Cons: Simple dishes, Small portions, Crowded
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thelifeofpie
Points +172
Best food I’ve had in Morocco - Edit
This was probably the only place I felt comfortable that they didn’t use animal products in my food.
Read moreGreat staff. Accommodated me very nicely.
Pros: Great food, Excellent prices
Cons: A little hard to find but worth it
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TroelsBergstrøm
Points +101
Nice and local feeling - Edit
I liked that They have more than just tagine- also soup and lots of different extras. They offer to mix up a full dinner for you - and they cook different things each day so stay open minded.
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raeyurei
Points +39
Vibrant restaurant with vegan choices - Edit
The only vegan that I met while traveling in Morocco was a waitress at Bab Ssour. The menu doesn't list which items are vegan, but she told me all of my options. What a relief to speak with someone who actually understands my needs and to feel confident in the veganosity of my meal.
Read moreThis is a very fun and lively restaurant aimed at tourists, so it's always filled with people from all over the world, but with excellent Moroccan cuisine. The people working there speak many languages and I are wonderfully welcoming. Great prices. I kept going back!
Over the course of a few visits I had the vegetable tagine, moroccan salad, and bread dipped in the lentil stew, white bean stew, chickpeas, and eggplant dip. Veggie couscous was available one of the days I went and was excellent.
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NataLiSombra
Points +66
Left much to wish - Edit
Quite fascinating that the day that I went to have a dinner at this restaurant, they had minimal options for vegans. There were no beans, lentils or chickpeas, neither there were eggplants or zucchini. I had to choose between veg tagine, Moroccan soup and tomato+pepper dip. Meat eaters seemed to enjoy their meals though...
Read morePros: Unlimited amount of bread and dips
Cons: Only few options from the menu were available
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bnom
Points +397
Great option - Edit
Very good food at cheap prices (I had 2 things at 12dh per item). Provided free olives, a huge piece of bread, and 2 dips. Nice staff. Vegan items aren't marked, need to ask them.
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RenatoCiammaruconi
Points +25
Delicious Home-Cooking - Edit
A fabulous small eatery, 1 minute from the main plaza, (Plaza Uta el-Hammam) where all the restaurants are. Follow the road around after Pizza Haji, Paloma Restaurant, easy to find. If you are tired of the usual vegetable couscous and vegetable tangine (although available) this is the place. Well decorated and friendly ambience, this is Moroccan homecooking made from the heart and inexpensive. There are meat dishes served but a good number of vegetarian dishes, various beans, lentils, soups, green peppers and tomatos, zucchini salads, all the regular Moroccan salads. If you want a particular vegetable available in the market, just ask Sahid and he will do his best. Sahid said if there was greater demand for more vegetarian dishes, he would love to expand the vegetarian menu, he said that he has some great ideas on vegetarian dishes, he said this is more what Moroccans eat at home. This is more homecooking than restaurant food. Do try the yoghurt deserts, one with date syrup and carob. For Japanese people, Sahid speaks fluent Japanese. Friday lunch is Cousous only.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Thursday July 10, 2014
Pros: Excellent Food, Great Value, WiFi Available
Cons: Still Further Vegetarian Dishes Develop
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