Carefully curated menus built on ingredients sourced around Taghazout Bay — Moroccan cooking alongside dishes from further afield, prepared daily rather than held over.
Half board covers both ends of the day: a generous breakfast buffet in the morning and a dinner buffet in the evening, with à la carte mains if you would rather order. The restaurant is open to visitors as well as guests, including anyone staying in Taghazout or Tamraght.
The classics of Moroccan cooking, made properly and slowly. They appear on the evening table through the week rather than all at once — ask us what is on tonight.
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Cooked long and low in its own clay, so the meat gives way and the sauce reduces to almost nothing. Lamb, chicken or vegetable, depending on the day and the market.
Steamed by hand until the grain separates, served with the broth and vegetables it was cooked over. The dish Moroccan families eat on a Friday, and the one to order hungry.
Thin warqa pastry layered over a savoury filling and dusted with cinnamon and sugar — sweet and salt in the same mouthful. The one guests are least expecting.
Everything is prepared daily with fresh, high-quality ingredients.

Most of what reaches the kitchen comes from close by — the fruit and vegetable market down the road, and whatever the boats land at the port in Agadir that morning.
It is why the menu moves through the season rather than staying fixed, and why we would rather tell you what is good today than print a list that never changes.
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Open to visitors as well as hotel guests. Message us for the same evening and we will usually find room — for a larger group, give us a day.
Yes — the restaurant is open to visitors as well as guests. Message us on WhatsApp or call reception and we will hold a table.
Breakfast and dinner every day of your stay. Breakfast is a buffet; in the evening there is a dinner buffet with à la carte main dishes alongside it.
Yes, at every service — including vegetable tajine and couscous. Tell us about allergies or anything you avoid when you book and the kitchen will work around it.
Guests on half board do not. Visitors should message ahead, particularly in the evening and for groups.
They rotate through the week on the evening table rather than appearing every night. Ask us what is cooking and we will tell you.
Service times are confirmed at reception.

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