
Whilst it’s true that Marrakech is a meat eaters’ paradise, there are plenty of great restaurants and cafes serving vegetarian and vegan food.
Not being a meat eater myself, I was initially concerned that I’d spend my time in Marrakesh living off the delicious olives on sale in the souks.
I was pleasantly surprised.
There are a number of restaurants popping up that serve only vegetarian and vegan food.
One I highly recommend is La Famille.
Run solely by women,and in an outdoor setting, the food was incredibly good.


There are also plenty of choices for non meat eaters on the menu in most eateries around the medina.
Sumptuous vegetable tagine, vegetable couscous, salads, and pasta dishes, to name just a few.
I never had a problem sourcing tasty and beautifully prepared meals whilst staying in Marrakesh.
The little cafes tucked away in the souks were slightly less accommodating, but if it’s a quick snack you’re looking for, the fresh olives and delicious pastries are a wonderful treat.
The abundance of seasonal vegetables, freshly cooked, were mouth wateringly delightful.


Harissa soup was also a favourite, deliciously tasty, served with traditional Morroccan bread.

I highly recommend trying the soup.
Some restaurants serve healthy brunch, I loved the avocado toast at La Ferme.

Please don’t be put off visiting Marrakech because you consider it to be a meat eaters paradise only.
By doing a little bit of research before travelling, you will find a good selection of fine restaurants and cafes serving authentic and traditional Morroccan cuisine that don’t include animal products.
A few I recommend are;
La Famille
La Ferme
Enjoy your meal, veggie lovers.
Mandala Society.
Broc The Kasbah.
Palais Donab also does a lovely vegetable tagine, and it’s a beautiful place to have lunch or dinner.
NB. See my separate post about Palais Dar Donab.
Write down the restaurants you wish to try before travelling, including the address and opening times to save wandering around in the heat and getting tired.
Bon appetite.
