Marrakech Street Food Tour

  • About 3 hours
  • Private or group
  • Pay on the day
  • Free cancellation up to 24 h

Overview

A Marrakech food tour through the medina in the evening, when the stalls are at their busiest. With a local guide you taste what Marrakchis eat every day: harira soup, msemen and sfenj, grilled kefta, and tangia, the slow-cooked meat dish of the city, with mint tea along the way.

Your guide orders, explains each dish and takes you to stands you would walk past on your own. Tell us about allergies when you enquire; the tour is not suitable for vegans or a gluten-free diet. It pairs well with the Medina & Souks Walking Tour earlier in the day.

  • Local guide
  • Near Jemaa el-Fna square, in the evening.
  • On foot

Highlights

  • Harira soup and fresh breads
  • Tangia from a traditional oven
  • Kefta from a charcoal grill
  • Sfenj doughnuts and mint tea
  • Jemaa el-Fna after dark

What to expect

Near Jemaa el-Fna, early evening.

Harira, msemen and sfenj at local stands.

See how tangia is slow-cooked in the ashes of a public oven.

Step 4 :
Grill stall

Kefta cooked over charcoal.

Sit down for tangia and finish with mint tea.

The tour ends on the square.

What's included

Included

  • Local guide
  • Food tastings during the tour

Not included

  • Extra food and drinks
  • Tips

Frequently asked questions

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