We stopped by here for a tea/coffee (which were great) and met Mohammad, the restaurant owner's brother who got chatting to us. As a local in the medina he offered to give us a local tour of the area (off the beaten path that hotel tour guides take you) and it was excellent. We went down side streets we would never have found, into local artisan businesses, found viewpoints away from other tourists and he even found us a café to watch the Morocco v Tanzania game as part of the Africa Cup. We met his father and brother and he gave us such amazing insight into living in the medina and the history of Fez. Mohammad doesn't have his own website but does do tours regularly so wanted to mention him here. Whilst we didn't eat at this restaurant I would strongly recommend as it is a local, family-owned...
Read moreWarning: Avoid this place like the plague! It's a complete scam. Initially, they may lure you in with friendly conversations about Berber versus Arabic customs, painting a picture of Arabic individuals orchestrating shady schemes, taking you on tours only to rip you off – classic organized crime vibes. They'll recommend hiring a guide for an authentic experience off the beaten path, all while boasting about their cultural pride. But watch out, because they'll do the exact opposite of what they promise.
Whatever you do, resist the temptation to sample their food or join any of their tours. Mohammed "Tour Guide" is the brains behind this operation. Keep your guard up and stay clear...
Read moreWe came by this restaurant on one of the main streets. The place is owned by an amazing woman. The food was the best we had in Marocco and above everything the restaurant looks amazing, very clean and welcoming. And if you like the rugs inside, the husband has a rug store right next to the restaurant. Beautiful couple, I fully recommend, you need to come by if...
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