decorational
Price Promise

Agadir - Morocco Food

Share the joys of local and international cuisine as uncovered by our gastronomic reviewers in Agadir - Morocco. But do our top tippers a favour, and keep their best kept secrets to yourself.

Top Tips from our customers for Food in Agadir - Morocco

icon of a customer sharing their top tips in a speach bubble
spacer
  • We found a bar/restaurant called the Mogador just round the corner where the service and food were excellent, and wonderful value for money. In addition, the food at La Scala restaurant was really top rate, although this was a good deal more pricey (although good value by English standards. from David 
    in Guildford     Stayed at Amadil Beach HotelFebruary 2007
  • For breakfast you can buy boiled eggs to go in the bread. We took ceral with us. Also take a spoon and bowl. There is a shop next to the internet cafe to the right as you go out of the door, just a few yards away where you can buy a small carton of milk from Joanna 
    in Kingstanding     Stayed at Sud Bahia HotelAugust 2007
  • destination image
  • The Jardin D'Eau restaurant opposite serves good reasonably priced food in pleasent surroundings with friendly accomodating staff, the ajoining bar also good. from TREVOR 
    in RYDE     Stayed at Ramada Resort Les Almohades HotelSeptember 2007
  • CAFE "DAFFY" ; 3 COURSES FOR 50 DEERHAN(£3.25) EXELLENT MORROCAN FOOD, OPPOSITE THE HOTEL. from WALTER 
    in BELFAST     Stayed at Sud Bahia HotelSeptember 2007
  • Favourite restaurants, Le Nil Bleu overlooking the beach and La Jardiniere close to Hotel Tagadirt. from j 
    in hull     Stayed at Tagadirt HotelMay 2007
  • destination image
  • Top Tip Golden gate restaurant was very good with great service friendly staff and excellent cuisine from Malcolm 
    in Durrington     Stayed at Odyssee Park Agadir HotelApril 2007
  • We dined at La Scalla, an amazing restaurant with delicious seafood. A must to check out! from Hakam 
    in Northwood     Stayed at Sofitel Agadir HotelMay 2007
  • There's a local cafe/restaurant about ten minutes walk from the hotel serving great local dishes, very authentic atmosphere,happy to cook anything not shown on the menu and ...bonus !...has very clean western style toilets from Geoff 
    in Bracknell     Stayed at Jacaranda HotelJuly 2007
  • Great Indian restaurant opposite Le Tivoli called Bombay Palladium, helpful staff and nice food. My top tips are: make sure your taxi has its meter on or if its a grand taxi has a price list as they all have them. from Sageer 
    in Birmingham     Stayed at Le Tivoli HotelAugust 2007
  • La Scala in Agadir was a great restaurant with excellent lobster and service. from T 
    in London     Stayed at Palais Des Roses HotelDecember 2006
  • We spent most lunchtimes at La Vendome/ali baba restaurant on the beach front which does fantastic pizzas and grilled sardines. Evenings we liked to go to Chez Nous a bit further up the beach - but generally anywhere you go the food is great and the best thing to order is tagine, I never had a bad one! There is the usual McDonalds and Pizza hut - we never visited these but the morrocans seemed to like McDonalds! from Richard 
    in Southampton     Stayed at Tagadirt HotelOctober 2007
  • Scampi restaurant- great food, great atmosphere, great price. Some nice bars in centre, most with music. from brenda 
    in manchester     Stayed at Les Omayades HotelFebruary 2008
  • La Scala Restaurant, just around the corner from the hotel. Fablous food, excellent service, didnt rush you, just what we like. from Michael 
    in Bridgend     Stayed at Agadir Beach Club HotelMarch 2008
  • Two wonderful restaurants on the beach front are Le Flore and Chez mama de Brochette, next to each other. The Berber market where the locals shop is well worth a visit to find a taste of the real Morocco. Marrakesh is definately worth a visit though I would recommend staying overnight, a day trip is a bit gruelling. The scenery on the way is breathtaking and diverse. from kathleen 
    in strathpeffer     Stayed at Sud Bahia HotelApril 2008
  • destination image
  • There are some fantastic restaurants in Agadir that are located near to the amadil beach hotel, my two favourites were 'La Mauresque' which provided a variety of traditional Moroccan and meditteranean cuisine, and 'La Scala' which had a superb fish menu. The souks in Agadir were a perfect place to go do some shopping, the main souk - Souk Al Haad - had everything from mirrors, and carpets to leather and silver jewellery - BUT be prepared to barter. The other artisan (handicraft) souk, is meant to be fixed price (but there is room for bartering) and it provides a more relaxed atmousphere to shop in for those less brave. from Zoe 
    in Henley in Arden     Stayed at Amadil Beach HotelJune 2008
spacer

The Top Tips comments shown above are from individuals who have holidayed at this destination.
They are not the views of Travel Republic Ltd and Travel Republic Ltd cannot be held responsible for the feedback material above.

Send us your Top Tips to guides@travelrepublic.co.uk and we'll add them to our Agadir - Morocco guide*

*Please add your booking reference along with your Top Tips in your email to us.

icon - Email Us
spacer
spacer