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With over 57,970 traveler reviews across 393 restaurants, Essaouira has become one of Morocco's top culinary destinations. The Atlantic breeze, fresh seafood from the port, and a unique blend of Berber, Arab, and French influences create an unforgettable dining experience. Here are the 10 best restaurants in Essaouira you must try.
Sitting on the edge of Essaouira's fishing port, Le Port serves the freshest seafood in town. The menu changes daily based on the morning catch. Grilled sardines, garlic prawns, and octopus tagine are legendary. Mains average 80–150 MAD.
Taros is the most famous rooftop in Essaouira. The terrace offers panoramic views of the medina walls and the Atlantic. The menu blends Moroccan and French cuisine: lamb tagine with prunes, seafood pastilla, and Moroccan wines. Mains run 150–250 MAD. Booking is essential in summer.
Hidden in an 18th-century riad on Rue Ibn Rochd, Elizir offers refined dining in a candlelit courtyard. The signature lamb shank with honey and saffron is slow-cooked for eight hours. Mains range 120–200 MAD.
Part of the Madada Hotel overlooking the bay, this restaurant serves modern Moroccan cuisine with European influences. The seafood platter loaded with lobster, prawns, oysters, and crab is the highlight. The wine list features top Moroccan vintages. Expect 200–350 MAD per person.
An institution for over seven decades, Chalet de la Plage sits on the beachfront promenade. The grilled fish platter and kefta tagine with eggs are local favorites. Most dishes are under 100 MAD.
Tucked in a small medina square, Café Mogador offers mezze platters, fresh salads, grilled halloumi, and excellent coffee. A favorite among digital nomads and artists. Mains hover around 60–100 MAD.
Committed to sustainable fishing, this family-run restaurant near the port serves the best grilled lobster in Essaouira. The fisherman's platter of grilled fish, squid, prawns, and mussels serves two. Mains are 130–200 MAD.
Home-style Moroccan cooking in a warm setting. The Friday couscous royale draws locals from across the city. Portions are generous and prices honest — most mains between 50–90 MAD.
Duck confit, steak frites, and crème brûlée alongside Moroccan salads and harira soup. The interior feels like a Parisian bistro transported to North Africa. Mains range 100–180 MAD. The three-course lunch at 120 MAD is excellent value.
A cultural space doubling as a restaurant, with live jazz and gnawa music most evenings. The camel burger is the signature dish. It also hosts rotating art exhibitions by local artists. Mains are 80–150 MAD.
For Libyan travelers exploring Morocco, Essaouira offers a dining scene that is both world-class and rooted in regional culinary traditions. Fresh seafood, local produce, and time-honored cooking methods define the experience. Whether planning a food trip or a weekend from Marrakech (2.5 hours away), these restaurants represent the best of Essaouira.
— Libya Press / Entertainment Desk