Beef or lamb slow-cooked in a clay urn with preserved lemon, saffron, cumin and smen, buried overnight in the ashes of a hammam furnace. The dish to eat here, and the three places that do it best. Recipe at chefamazing.com/food-travel/dish/marrakech.
Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Marrakech: the full guideGet: Tanjia and mechoui by weight, with bread, cumin and salt
The famous counter on Mechoui Alley, where lamb comes straight out of the pit.
Get: The tanjia and the pastilla, on the rooftop
A medina restaurant that cooks the old Marrakech dishes carefully.
Get: Tanjia, in the green courtyard
A calm garden restaurant inside a 16th-century riad.
Also on the list: Romantic dinners in Marrakech.
Chef Amazing remembers every place you've eaten, booked or been told about, by city, and tells you what to order. Save this list, add your own, and send it to a friend.
Save this list, freeChef Amazing remembers every place you ate, keeps the lists friends send you, and helps you cook it at home.
Our founder's story · For chefs and food creators · Privacy · Terms