• M Riste Jouhar

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Serves meat, vegan options available. A small family run Moroccan restaurant with a separate vegetarian & vegan menu which changes frequently. Serves simple traditional Moroccan food using fresh local ingredients. The three course menu is 80 Dihrams (about 7 euros). Typical vegan dishes include a Moroccan salad of tomato, onion, fresh herbs and green pepper; spiced lentils served on a Moroccan crepe, a tagine of local seasonal stuffed vegetables (including parsnip, pepper, aubergine, tomato and potato) and many more. Also offers traditional in-house-made desserts such as baked apples stuffed with dried fruit and nuts. Wine may be available. Open until 9pm.


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5 Reviews

First Review by milosz13

Nereatxo

Points +824

Vegan
25 Jul 2023

Very nice local food and staff

We had dinner in here and the service was beyond good, fast and nice!
The food was tradicional and delish, and the waiter was veryvery polite and nice who even gave us the menu in Spanish. There is a vegan menu for 110, with very nice pastries as the dessert.
You must try this cozy place!

lindajn

Points +70

Vegetarian
29 Jul 2017

Best food in Morocco

For 90dirham you get a three-meal dinner with some different vegetarian options. We took the tride aux lentilles and it was absolutely delicious! I highly recommend it as it was by far the best thing we've eaten here in Morocco. Everything was perfect and we got so full we could barely walk home after. The staff working there were really friendly, though it was a bit of a language barrier since they did not speak english but it worked out well in the end. The place was a bit difficult to find but it's located in an alleyway next to the french language institute.

Pros: Delicious food, Friendly staff, cosy place, Worth the money

Cons: A bit tricky to find

marieke.head

Points +90

Vegan
24 Apr 2014

Not your typical Morccan fare

This restaurant served several unusual Moroccan dishes, not typically offered as a vegetarian version - such as pastilla, beans and lentils with msemen. Most excitingly, the restaurant offers an entire vegetarian menu, including salad and dessert and bread/dips for 80 dhr per person. Of the six entree choices, two were vegan (we strongly recommend the lentil dish!)! Definitely an awesome choice!

Pros: choice!, full vegetarian 3-course menu, friendly staff

Cons: no outdoor seating

faerycake

Points +98

Vegan
13 Jan 2014

Fun evening

We really enjoyed eating here, and had a very fun evening (with lots of jokes exchanged between us & the staff). There's a separate vegetarian menu, but there were also a few other things on the menu that were vegan/veggie anyway (such as lovely lentil soup and avocado & tomato salad, and they were also happy to make vegan vegetable tagines too). Basically nothing's explicitly labelled 'vegan' but a lot of it was, so just ask!

The portions were absolutely massive and we'd already been given free bread, olives, courgette & aubergine salad to start... so we were all ridiculously full by the end! It was definitely a nice place to try in the evening, and suited us well (as a party split between meat-eaters and vegans) - as we could all find something we really enjoyed.

Pros: friendly staff, huge portions

milosz13

Points +37

Vegetarian
12 Nov 2013

Wrong map!

We marched the streets up and down and couldn't find the restaurant because it is not where it should be if you consider the map. After we gave up, we passed the restaurant by accident. It is more north-west than shown on the map, west of Rue Laalouj.
The street name is: Rue Mohammed ed Diouri.

In the end, we didn't eat there because they closed at 9pm and the selection was not what we were looking for.




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