MOROCCO · MOROCCAN FOOD TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 moroccan food tours that repay the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Tuck into Marrakech Medina street food on a 3-hour guided walk, tasting 10 to 12 sweet and savory bites with local drinks included.
“I highly recommend this for people as one of your 1st activities in Marrakech. Food was all good, I was sooo full. And the guide was sooo good and informative. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”
Taste Marrakech at night on a guided street food walk through the Medina, souks, and Mellah, ending with tea in a cozy courtyard cafe.
“Very entertaining great host who made it thank you!”
Authentic Moroccan medina food tour in Marrakech with mint tea and a rooftop 3-course dinner. Small group, about 10 tastings.
“Excellent evening, exploring the Medina and tasting different foods and mint tea. Ending up with a lovely meal in a roof top restaurant, taking in the atmosphere, smells and tastes of the Moroccan experience. The host Mo was lovely, he was iRead more”
Taste your way through Marrakech’s Jemaa el Fnaa, souks, and spice market, then enjoy dinner in the UNESCO square.
“The tour was amazing. We got started with Jewish donuts in a hidden place that we would have never been able to reach by our own. Then we moved throughout souks and tasted olives and some traditional Moroccan pastries. After it we went to a traditional place and tasted Tangia homemade in traditional pots put into the furnace. As final steps we jump into the main square trying a nice homemade soup with legumes and spices and unconventional beverage made with boiled water and long peppers and other spices at stalls. I really recommended it because of the low food quality spread across the medina to catch tourists.”
Evening Marrakech medina street food tour for a small group. Try couscous, tangia, mechoui, snacks and dessert with a local guide.
“This experience was amazing! Our guide was pleasant and she was very informative. We were able to stop at 11 places and tried typical Moroccan food from savory to sweet as well as beverages. The proprietors at each location were very friendly and welcoming. The food was delicious.”
Rabat Old Town food tour with market tastings, a two-course meal, and mint tea by the Bouregreg. 3 to 4 hours, guided.
“Iman is a personable and knowledgeable guide.. was patient and answered all our questions..it’s a well paced tour with well timed stops..lot’s of delicious sampling preceded an outstanding lunch accompanied by live music( Saturday/ Sunday) at a charming and welcoming restaurant, the Dar El Medina, located on a narrow side street..Being an accomplished home cook she had suggestions for using the many unfamiliar ingredients on display..she also assisted us in making several purchases along the way and offered tips and recommendations to help make the next segment of our stay more enjoyable… a great food tour.. and much more.”
Desert, mountain, medina, coast — the best of each.
