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Dining

As one of the world’s biggest suppliers of sardines, Agadir is a city that heavily features fish on its restaurant menus. From freshly grilled sardines to fish tagine, local cuisine draws its inspiration from the fruits of the sea. There are three main zones when it comes to eating in Agadir: the beach, where many restaurants are located, and you have many different types of food to choose from; New Talbourjt, one of the cheapest areas to go for food; and Uniprix, with restaurants for both tourists and locals.

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Le Flore

Located directly on the promenade, this café and restaurant is the perfect place for breakfast before a day on the beach, or a light lunch in the sun. Le Flore is famous for excellent seafood dishes, and is also open for …

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Le Jardin d'Eau

At Le Jardin d'Eau, you can enjoy your meal either on the outside terrace or inside the stunning dining room. They serve traditional Moroccan and French food, made from organic and locally produced ingredients, supplied by a collective farm south of the city. It's one of the city's best dining addresses. Live music shows …

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Les Blancs

Boasting the best location in the city, right on the beach next to the Agadir Marina, Les Blancs serves top-notch Spanish cuisine. Enjoy paella or tapas, as well as seafood and meat dishes, with your toes dipped in the warm …

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Le Tapis Rouge by Little Norway

At Le Tapis Rouge Agadir by Little Norway, you are invited to taste Moroccan seafood transformed into Scandinavian-style dishes. Their signature steak is a crowd's …

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Riad Villa Blanche

Dine at Riad Villa Blanche where exquisite Moroccan cuisine meets the finesse of French pastry, all crafted from the finest regional ingredients. Enjoy top-notch service in a serene setting, complemented by a diverse bar on the terrace, serving everything from cocktails to traditional mint …

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Daffy

This hidden gem serves delicious Moroccan food at reasonable prices. The tagine is especially popular. The restaurant is located close to a mosque and alcoholic beverages are not served …

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Restaurant Côté Court

This stylish restaurant is adjacent to the Royal Tennis Club. It is well-visited by regulars, but tourists have also started to find their way here. They serve a mix of traditional Moroccan cuisine and international dishes. Stop by after a visit to the Museum of Amazigh …

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Mezzo Mezzo

Mezzo Mezzo offers authentic Italian cuisine at great value. Select from classic dishes like pizza, pasta and risotto, perfectly paired with fine wines. The ambiance is cosy, and the staff are exceptionally warm and …

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Mauresque Lounge

At Le Mauresque, enjoy a fusion of Mediterranean and Moroccan cuisine in an authentic Moroccan setting or on the inviting outdoor terrace. Whichever you choose, anticipate warm service from our hospitable waiters, ensuring a memorable dining …

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La Scala

Located on the seafront, La Scala is celebrated for its delectable seafood, alongside a varied menu featuring pasta and meat options. The ambiance strikes a perfect balance between elegance and …

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Chiche Kebab

When you are hungry for a quick kebab, pizza or hamburger, make a quick stop at Chiche Kebab. Simple, fast and delicious. Their selection of dipping sauces for the kebabs is something …

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Restaurant Scampi

Scampi is located in the very centre of Agadir, offering visitors a wide array of traditional Moroccan dishes. Locals come to this restaurant for important business lunches, and tourists enjoy the fine fish offerings paired with a bottle of …

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