MARRAKECH STREET FOOD TOURS
The medina rearranges itself at dusk and a guide is the difference between eating well and eating badly. These 4 tours run mostly at night, priced per person, with a note on how far into the souks each one goes.
Explore Marrakech after dark on a small-group street food tour with couscous, tangia, mechoui, sweets, and local medina traditions.
“This experience was amazing! Our guide was pleasant and she was very informative. We were able to stop at 11 places and tried typical Moroccan food from savory to sweet as well as beverages. The proprietors at each location were very friendly and welcoming. The food was delicious.”
Taste Marrakech classics, from msemen to tangia, on a four-hour guided street food walk with local stories and generous tastings.
“We had a wonderful time our Street Food tour in Marrakech. The food was incredible and our guide Omar, was fantastic. He was knowledgeable, fun and took great care of our group. Our favorites were the Tangia and the sardine sandwich (can’t recall the name). Highly recommend this tour and be sure to request Omar!”
Taste nine Moroccan street foods in Marrakech, from msemen and harira to grilled meats, with a local guide through the Medina.
“Spent almost 3 hrs and tried many street food including soup, skewers, snacks, fruit, desert and drinks. Our host was great. Definitely recommend.”
Taste Marrakech after dark with olives, dates, pastries, kofta, and local guidance through the Medina for a filling three-hour evening.
“Did the tour on our first night to Marrakech altogether 3 female friends. It was a great success and brilliant to do on our first day. The guide was great. He has immense knowledge of Marrakesh, not only did we get a good tour but also history of the city and he brought us around to hidden family gems in the suks tasting local foods from range of nuts, dates, sweet treats, fast food, local soup, traditional savoury pancakes and finished the tour off with dinner with traditional 3 different dishes of Moroccan tagine. It was a great first evening spent. A great taster in to what Moroccan food has…”
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