HOME CAFÉ — Restaurant in Agadir

We went here for a late lunch.

We had two beef tagines with bread and two fruit juices.

✅️Upon arrival, there was one waiter who was oblivious to us having turned up, so we had to get his attention to tell him we were sitting down, and then another waiter appeared with our menus. They were attentive thereafter 😊

✅️The waiter serving us didn't know very much English but tried his best. We made use of Google Lens again, which is smashing for browsing the menu.

❌️There were again a lot of 🪰 🪰🪰🪰indoor and outdoor, but we didn't fancy being around all the smokers, so we opted to be indoors.

✅️The food was pretty okay. The tagine had veggies like green beans, carrots, and potatoes with fried onions. It was fairly well flavoured and a sensible single serving that you can eat without sharing and a good amount of crusty bread on the side. The food didn't blow us away.

✅️The fruit juice was fresh and welcomed on a very hot day ☀️

✅️It was very quiet indoors - no music but small groups of people having a coffee and catchup.☕️

✅️Service was friendly with a smile.😊

✅️A nice pitstop near to the abattoir on your way to / from souk el had if you fancy the walk. There are some other small outlets like cafés along the way, too, but this looked the most spacious with plenty of seating and a reasonable price point too.

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