Man'ouché | La cuisine des voyages | Tamraght, Marruecos

We loved this place, from the cozy antique traditional Moroccon style interior, to the food, the music and the people’s presence and attention, we were very pleased. We tried the hummus, baba ganoush, Moroccon soup and the kebbes and everything was very good and served with bread and zatar. We also had the mint tea which we love. We were also surprised to receive a sweet treat as a gift at the end of the meal both times we visited. I truly recommend 🤍

Georgiana Gradinaru

Absolutely love it here. Spent two weeks in Tamraght and more then a handful of evenings here. The flabours are incredible. The dishes balanced wonderfully. The owners are so lovely. The experience is so warm. Such a treat all in all. I will most certainly be back here on my next trip this way and recommend all to come for a bite at manouche!

Olivia Sellentin

manouche la cuisine des voyages is sutch an absolute gem. The Libanese food is great and so full of flavor! It’s very refreshing and authentic. The lady’s who own the place are very hospitable and compassionate! The place has been gaining popularity among tourists so you might have you wait on a table since the place doesn’t have too much room.

Senne

One of the best places I’ve ever eaten at. We were 10 people and all of us had the same opinion, all of us loved the food. The food is amazing, surroundings as well. Lovely owners that tell their beautiful story. Thank you, I’m recommending this to everyone I meet in Morocco.

Liepa Girskaite

Pros - food is good and fresh Cons - it's chaotic in there, I was stressed from start to finish. Don't come for a peaceful meal - feels like you are in a comedy scetch with the chaos - service is so slow - prices are unreasonably high for portion size and what else is around

Adem Ismail

A nice place with a great atmosphere and excellent Lebanese cuisine. Over two visits, we tried all the cold and hot options, and everything tasted great. During our first visit, we were served mostly by “grandmothers,” who, with their traditional grandmotherly care, made sure we had plenty of everything and that we were missing nothing.

Jiří Samek