Restaurant taghazout — Restaurant in Hassan حسان

Terrible experience at this restaurant. I do not recommend eating here. This place is a bait-and-switch (at least when it comes to seafood). I ordered the 55 MAD seafood dish and asked the waiter about what it had. He told me it had sole, marlin, and squid. I thought it was a good deal so I ordered one for dining in and another for takeaway. The waiter serves the food and I'm surprised it has no squid. I ask about that and he nonchalantly says they ran out of it, and he claimed they added a few extra (measly) soles in there as a replacement. He did not even tell me about this until I asked him. Not to mention that, unlike what they served me, the takeaway had no fries! When I told the waiter I was mainly here for the squid and that he didn't tell me until it was too late he said "come tomorrow." No I won't. I will never order here again. Besides, the dish was not worth the price considering the amount. The taste was a 3/10 at best. No generosity and no transparency. I'd rather starve than eat here. Avoid this place...

I am from Pakistan and currently living in Morocco. 🇲🇦 It’s been more than 5 months since I arrived in Rabat, and I have tried almost all the nearby restaurants. However, Taghazout restaurant stands out as the best in my experience. Every time I've tried another restaurant, I regretted it. My favorite dish is their chicken 1/4 combo because it comes with salad and vegetables at a very reasonable price of 35 dirhams. Additionally, I've never experienced food poisoning from their food. The staff is also very friendly and cooperative.

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Locals eat here. If you want to avoid tourist traps but still want a seated lunch in the heart of Rabat medina, do come here. Don’t expect anything fancy, it’s decent food at a fraction of what you’d pay for the same thing in a so called “traditional Moroccan restaurant “ where you pay for folklore. I had meat cous cous that could keep me going for a whole day, salad, water and kefir for 40 dirhams. That’s less...