Moroccan Gastronomy
One of the richest and most flavorful cuisines in the world
Iconic Dishes
The must-haves of Moroccan cuisine
Tajine Poulet Citron
The classic with olives and preserved lemon
Couscous 7 Légumes
UNESCO Heritage 2020, served on Fridays
Pastilla au Pigeon
Sweet-savory masterpiece from Fes
Tanjia
Marrakech specialty
Harira
Comforting Ramadan soup
Méchoui
Roasted lamb for celebrations
Rfissa
Chicken with lentils and msemmen
Mrouzia
Sweet Eid tajine
Spices & Ingredients
The soul of Moroccan cuisine
Ras el-Hanout
Royal blend of 20+ spices
Taliouine Saffron
Morocco's red gold, the best in the world
Cumin
Base of Moroccan cuisine
Smoked Paprika
Color and sweetness
Buy your spices in the souks of Marrakech, Fes or in certified cooperatives.
Gastronomy by City
Each city has its specialties
Marrakech
40+ restaurantsTanjia, Méchoui, Jemaa el-Fna Street food
Fès
25+ restaurantsPastilla, Rfissa, Tajine Tfaya
Essaouira
15+ restaurantsGrilled fish, Seafood
Casablanca
30+ restaurantsModern cuisine, Fusion
Cooking Classes
Learn to cook Moroccan!
In the Riads
Private classes in an authentic setting
Cooking Schools
Amal Center, La Maison Arabe
Food Tours
Souk visit + class + tasting
Street Food
Delights of Moroccan streets
📍 Best spots: Jemaa el-Fna Square (Marrakech), Boujloud Square (Fes), Corniche (Casablanca)
Frequently Asked Questions
What are typical Moroccan dishes?▼
Iconic dishes include tajine (chicken with preserved lemon, lamb with prunes), Friday couscous (UNESCO 2020), pastilla, méchoui and harira during Ramadan.
What spices are used in Morocco?▼
Ras el-hanout (royal blend), Taliouine saffron, cumin, cinnamon, turmeric, ginger and paprika are essential in Moroccan cuisine.
Where to take cooking classes in Morocco?▼
Marrakech offers many classes: La Maison Arabe, Amal Center, Dar Moha. In Fes: Café Clock, Palais Amani. Expect 400-800 DH for a 3-4h class with market visit.
What is Friday couscous?▼
Couscous is traditionally served on Fridays after prayer. It's a family sharing moment. Recipe classified as UNESCO heritage in 2020.
Where to eat cheap in Morocco?▼
Street food is excellent and affordable: msemmen 5 DH, harira 10 DH, skewers 20 DH. Local eateries offer complete meals for 30-50 DH.
Discover the flavors of Morocco
Restaurants, cooking classes, street food... live a unique culinary experience!