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Restaurants · Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima, Tangier

Dar Harruch

  • CuisineMoroccan home cooking
  • CategoryTraditional Moroccan
  • VibeQuiet, family-style, small converted house
  • PriceMAD 150-300 per person (~$16-32)

A small medina restaurant serving home-style dishes in a converted house. The menu is short, built around couscous, tagines and a fish dish, and portions are generous. It suits visitors who want a quieter meal than the main tourist restaurants.

A small medina restaurant serving home-style dishes in a converted house. The menu is short, built around couscous, tagines and a fish dish, and portions are generous. It suits visitors who want a quieter meal than the main tourist restaurants.

Practical information for Dar Harruch · Last updated September 2026
Price MAD 150-300 per person (~$16-32)
Hours Lunch and dinner; hours vary
Reservations Book ahead for dinner
Address 35 Rue Hadj Mohamed Torres, Medina, Tangier 90000

Signature dishes

  • Lamb couscous
  • Swordfish dish
  • Lamb tagine

Good to know

Known for
Home-style Moroccan cooking in a small medina house

Location

35 Rue Hadj Mohamed Torres, Medina, Tangier 90000

35.7882, -5.8123 View on map

Highlights

  • Home-style cooking in a small converted medina house
  • Lamb couscous and lamb tagine
  • A swordfish dish on a short menu
  • Generous portions away from the main tourist restaurants

Tips for visiting

  • Book ahead for dinner, as the house is small
  • Budget MAD 150-300 per person
  • Order couscous to share given the generous portions
  • Confirm opening hours on the day, as they vary

When to visit

Early dinner, booked in advance, for a calm meal.

Accessibility

The restaurant is in a converted house in the medina, where lanes are narrow and uneven. Step-free access is not confirmed.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of food does Dar Harruch serve?

Home-style Moroccan dishes, including lamb couscous, lamb tagine and a swordfish dish.

Is it a quiet option?

Yes. It suits visitors who want a quieter meal than the main tourist restaurants.

Is booking necessary?

Booking ahead is advised for dinner.