Dessert restaurants in The Mediterranean Coast & The Rif
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Dar Roumana
The menu here takes cues from the riad’s name – house of pomegranates. Mediterranean with a Moroccan slant, including some interesting seafood dishes such as swordfish with pomegranates. It all works fabulously, and you eat in the courtyard or in fine weather up on the wonderful terrace. Alcohol is served.
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Les Palmiers d’Aziza
With an exterior in bright Marrakesh pink, this popular café offers several options – sit in the sunny garden, hang at the tables near the mouthwatering cookie counter, or head upstairs to the covered terrace away from public view. The latter is a popular choice for boys and girls on dates. The ice cream and smoothies here are excellent.
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Pâtisserie Rahmouni
Ask a local where to get the best pastries in Tetouan, and they'll probably send you here. The Rahmouni family has a high reputation for its sticky delights, which have the punters queuing deep at breakfast time. Get a juice or coffee to go with your croissant at the stand-up bar at the back.
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Cafe Kortoba
This café is an institution. When you're tired of all the walking, it's a great (albeit small) place to sit for coffee or mint tea, orange juice, an ice cream or a slice of cake. Bang on the edge of the Kairaouine, there's plenty going on around you.
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Blue Babel
The vibe here is similar to that of Assouan, but the location isn't quite as good and the clientele is a bit younger due to the fact that ice cream and pizza join coffee and cake on the menu. The prices are the same as at Assouan.
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Restaurant Des Jeunes
A simple pavement café, just inside the bab, with a ready supply of mint tea (around DH5). Restaurant des Jeunes serves good spit-roast chicken, tajines and couscous. There's a set menu of soup or salad, main dish and dessert.
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Crémerie Skali
With a good corner location, this is an ideal stop for breakfast – one that’s popular with office workers and families alike. As well as pastries and juice, it can rustle up some mean scrambled eggs.
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Alpha 56
Popular with the young and trendy, this place has a good selection of pastries. The downstairs can be a little smoky, in which case you can retreat to the salon upstairs.
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La Jota
Offers a delightful array of cakes and ice creams, although the scoops are less than generous. A good place to start – or end – a day of exploring the city.
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Pâtisserie Agadir
This place doesn't have a sign, but it's easily spotted by its piles of sticky pastries. A good takeaway option, or a quick juice and sugar refill.
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Assouan
Come here for three things – coffee, cake and a pavement location tailor-made for people-watching. Always busy and popular.
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Pâtisserie Glacier Florence
A good place for a pastry breakfast on the hoof, washed down with a glug of coffee or a healthy fruit juice.
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