More in Mellah
$Haj Mustapha
5.0 (2)Mellah
Legendary fried fish counter in the old Mellah fish market
RestaurantStreet Food
$$Mazel Falafel
4.5 (4)Mellah
A casual Middle Eastern–Moroccan spot on the pedestrian Place des Ferblantiers between the Bahia and Badii palaces. Pitas, tagines and colorful bowls alongside milkshakes and frozen yogurt that kids love after visiting the palaces.
Restaurant
$La Vanilla Patisserie and Cafe
4.5 (4)Mellah
Tucked on Rue Tougma on the way to Place des Ferblantiers in the Mellah, La Vanilla combines a bakery counter of croissants and traditional khobz with a full menu of tagines, couscous, and chicken pastilla. It draws as many local residents queuing for daily bread as tourists passing through the old Jewish quarter, with reviewers noting honest, no-frills pricing.
Patisserie
$$Kosy Kawa
4.5 (4)Mellah
A small coffee shop on Place des Ferblantiers in the Mellah known for reliably good coffee and sweet treats, a rarity noted by visitors in this part of the medina.
Café
Editor's pick$$Kosybar
4.0 (3)Mellah
Multi-level bar-restaurant on Place des Ferblantiers with rooftop sushi, stork views, and live jazz evenings
RestaurantRooftop
$$Salon de Thé - Moroccan Culinary Arts Museum
4.0 (3)Mellah
The Moroccan Culinary Arts Museum's tea salon sits inside a restored 19th-century palace next to the Bahia Palace in the Mellah, pairing exquisite Moroccan teas with a chance to explore the country's culinary heritage. Open daily from 9am to 8pm, it combines a museum visit with a proper sit-down salon de thé experience.
Tea House
