One of the best-known traditional restaurants in the medina, set in a decorated multi-room house near the Kasbah gate. The menu covers tagines, pastilla, couscous and grilled meats, and alcohol is served, which is rare in the old town. It is popular with tour groups at lunch, so evenings are calmer.
| Price | MAD 120-250 per person (~$13-27) |
|---|---|
| Hours | Daily lunch and dinner; hours vary |
| Reservations | Walk-in; book ahead for groups and for Friday couscous |
| Address | 2 Rue de la Kasbah, Medina, Tangier 90000 |
Signature dishes
- Chicken or lamb tagine
- Pastilla
- Harira soup
Good to know
- Known for
- Moroccan classics in an ornate multi-room dining house with live music in the evening
Location
2 Rue de la Kasbah, Medina, Tangier 90000
35.7893, -5.8135 View on map
Highlights
- Decorated multi-room house near the Kasbah gate
- Chicken or lamb tagine, pastilla and harira soup
- Live music in the evening
- Alcohol served, which is rare in the old town
Tips for visiting
- Choose dinner for a calmer room, as tour groups fill lunch
- Book ahead for groups and for Friday couscous
- Budget MAD 120-250 per person
- Ask for a table in one of the decorated side rooms
When to visit
Evening for live music and a calmer room; lunch is busier with tour groups.
Accessibility
The restaurant occupies a multi-room medina house on a cobbled street, so step-free access is uncertain. Visitors with mobility needs should check ahead.
Frequently asked questions
Does Restaurant Hamadi serve alcohol?
Yes. Alcohol is served, which is uncommon in the medina.
Is it busy with tour groups?
Lunch is popular with tour groups, so evenings are generally calmer.
Is a reservation needed?
Walk-ins are accepted, but booking is advised for groups and for Friday couscous.