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Central Market Sunday
One of the best things about the souks is that you can often see the handicrafts being made as the craftsmen sit out on their stalls as they work, whispering ‘come in, have a look’ as you pass. Of the many handicrafts of Morocco, leatherwork (maronquinerie) – said to be the softest in the world – is the most widely produced, and has been a highly prized item since the 16th century.Rugs are also eschewed in history, originating in the 14th century from a knotting technique bought in by the Persians.
Inspired by the global street food phenomenon, we propose a selection of traditional Arabic andMediterranean culinary treasures in an elegant, charming and cozy atmosphere
EASY & COZY
they offer food of the highest quality at fair prices.
they speciality is a large selection of tasty tapas from Morocco, Lebanon, Spain, Italy and Greece. Ideal to be shared, to accompany drinks or as appetizers before the main dish.
For lunch and dinner you can order à la carte or you can try the menu of the day.
and they serve Moroccan and foreign wines, beers, spirits and cocktails.
