Riad Star
"Music Hall star Josephine Baker lived here, the newest and most vibrant Riad hotel in the Red City."
Eating at Riad Star
Breakfast: Your room rate includes a delicious Moroccan Breakfast which will be served at the time of your choice! The breakfast varies each day and can include traditional Moroccan crepes (Baghrir and Mesman), croissants and pastries, Marrakech Medina breads (from the bakery at the end of the street), local honey, jams (fig, strawberry and rose jams are our favourites), omelettes and other egg dishes, yoghurt, nuts and fresh fruit salad as well as freshly squeezed Marrakech Orange Juice, tea and freshly brewed coffee. For more adventurous guests wishing to explore local foods the Riad can prepare on request White Harira, Matloaa Berber Bread, or Bissara the Marrakech variant of ‘Foul’.
Lunch and Dinner: The food we serve at lunch and dinner reflects the seasonality of available produce. We offer a range of traditional Moroccan dishes like Tagine and couscous. We can usually meet special dietary requirements such as gluten intolerance or vegan diets especially if we are given prior notice. We charge 200 dirhams per person (about £16/ Euro 18) for a three course evening meal and 100 dirhams per person (£8/ Euro 9) for lunch. Each meal is shopped for and prepared individually to accommodate guests preferences, for this reason we request that you please discuss your lunch and dinner requirements with the Riad staff ideally one day in advance.
Why not pre order an evening meal (200 dirhams per person) for the night of you arrival? The Moroccan way is for the whole party to order and share the same meal served out of traditional dishes. We recommend a selection of Moroccan salads followed by Tagine (Lamb with Cumin, Chicken with Lemon, or Beef with Prunes) served with local breads then for desert a seasonal fruit salad.
Vegetarian menu: Lucie, one of the owners of Riad Papillon, is vegetarian so you can order with confidence our equally recommended dinner of vegetarian Moroccan salads followed by the classic ‘Seven Vegetables Couscous’ then fruit salad and local pastries. Let us know your menu choices when you make your reservation and your delicious supper will be waiting for you in the Riad.
Local Restaurants
If you want a change of scene, there are plenty of great restaurants nearby. Even if not booking through HipMarrakech, we suggest you download the Hip Marrakech App since it will give you 10% discount on meals at selected restaurants and will show you their location. Download the Hip Marrakech App for restaurant and excursion guide as well as a map of Marrakech.</a >
Le Foundouk – (20 minutes walk)
Tel: 00212(0) 524 37 81 90
55 Souk Hal Fassi – Kat Bennahid – Médina
www.foundouk.com
Cuisine: French/Moroccan
An eclectic and very popular French/Moroccan restaurant.
Nomade –
Tel: 00 212 52 43 816 09
Rahba Kedima – Medina – Marrakech
Cuisine: North African Cuisine.
Newly opened, authentic North African Cuisine
Le Jardin –
Tel: 00 212 5 24 37 82 95
32, Souk El jeld Sidi Abdelaziz – Rue de Berrima – Marrakech
Cuisine: Mid-price French Cuisine.
Kuizin – (15 minutes walk)
Tel: 00 212 653 10 00 88
12, Rue Amsefah – Sidi Abdelaziz – Medina
Cuisine: Moroccan / French fusion
Showcasing excellent food, at modest prices.
Le Jemaa El Fna
A large eaterie at night offering authentic Moroccan street food. Popular to locals and tourists alike; very cheap, fresh food, avoid the salads. Not to everyone’s taste, but a great experience nonetheless.