Riad Seddiki
The Table

Two meals a day,
cooked in the house

Breakfast · Included for guests · €10 for visitors

Served 08:00 – 11:00

On the rooftop terrace, or in the courtyard if the wind is up. Included in every room reservation — not staying with us? Join us for €10, no reservation needed.

Dinner · By request, €20

Served from 19:30

One meal, no menu to choose from. Tell us by 16:00 and karima cooks for the exact number at the table.

Breakfast

Laid out on the
roof at eight

Everything below is on the table every morning, included in the room. Not staying with us? Visitors are welcome for €10. Eggs are cooked to order — say the word when you sit down.

From The Oven
Msemen

Msemen

Folded flatbread, pulled and griddled to order, with honey and butter.

Baghrir

Baghrir

Thousand-hole semolina pancakes — the ones that soak up the amlou.

Khobz

Khobz

Round loaves carried up from the neighbourhood oven at seven each morning.

Pancakes

Pancakes

Fluffy golden pancakes served warm with butter, maple syrup or local honey.

On The Table
Amlou

Amlou

Argan oil, almonds and honey, ground the traditional way.

Preserved jams

Preserved jams

Fig, bitter orange or apricot, depending on what the season gave us.

Olives and Oil

Olives and Oil

A selection of green and black Moroccan olives, marinated with herbs and extra virgin olive oil.

Goat cheese

Goat cheese

Fresh from a farm outside town, drizzled with local olive oil.

Fruit

Fruit

Whatever is ripe — melon in summer, dates and oranges in winter.

Cooked To Order
Eggs

Eggs

Fried, boiled, or as a berbère omelette with tomato and cumin.

To Drink
Mint tea

Mint tea

Poured high, sweetened unless you say otherwise.

Coffee

Coffee

Nous-nous, black, or as strong as you like it.

Orange juice

Orange juice

Pressed upstairs while you sit down.

Dinner

Whatever karima
cooked that day,
€22

There is nothing to choose from. One meal is cooked for everyone at the table and brought out together — this is what a typical evening looks like, not a list to order from.

We have no alcohol licence, as is usual in the medina. You're welcome to bring your own — we'll chill it and bring glasses.

A typical eveningAll of it, brought to the table
Starters
Harira

Harira

Vegetarian

Tomato, lentil and chickpea soup, finished with coriander and a squeeze of lemon.

Soup of the Day

Soup of the Day

Chef's Choice

Whatever vegetable is best at the souk that morning, simmered slow and finished with a swirl of olive oil.

Salades marocaines

Salades marocaines

Vegan

Five small plates — zaalouk, taktouka, carrot with cumin, beetroot, and cucumber.

Bread from the oven

Bread from the oven

Daily

Carried up from the neighbourhood oven while it is still warm.

Main Courses
Chicken Tagine with Olives & Preserved Lemon

Chicken Tagine with Olives & Preserved Lemon

Classic

Slow-cooked chicken with green olives and lemon preserved in salt for a full season.

Chicken Tagine with Prunes & Raisins

Chicken Tagine with Prunes & Raisins

Sweet & Savoury

A gentle simmer of chicken, prunes and raisins, finished with a touch of cinnamon and toasted almonds.

Chicken Tagine with Vegetables

Chicken Tagine with Vegetables

Market Fresh

Chicken over a bed of seasonal vegetables, whatever looked best at the market that morning.

Beef Tagine with Prunes & Raisins

Beef Tagine with Prunes & Raisins

Slow-Cooked

Beef braised for hours until it falls apart, sweetened with prunes, raisins and a whisper of cinnamon.

Shrimp Tagine

Shrimp Tagine

From the Coast

Shrimp simmered in a light tomato and chermoula sauce, bright with garlic, cumin and coriander.

Fish Tagine

Fish Tagine

Catch of the Day

Fresh fish over peppers and tomatoes, cooked slowly in the clay dish it is served in.

Vegetable Tagine

Vegetable Tagine

Vegan

Seven vegetables layered and steamed slowly until each one tastes only of itself.

Couscous

Couscous

Fridays only

Seven vegetables and hand-rolled semolina, served the way the whole town serves it on a Friday.

Desserts
Fruit Salad

Fruit Salad

Light & Fresh

Whatever is ripest that week, cut simply and finished with a touch of orange blossom water.

Moroccan Pastries with Mint Tea

Moroccan Pastries with Mint Tea

House Favourite

Gazelle horns and almond briouates, poured over with mint tea straight from the pot.

Moroccan Yogurt

Moroccan Yogurt

Simple

Thick, tangy yogurt made the traditional way, a quiet way to end the meal.

Ask a day ahead
and we'll cook it

Pastilla

Pastilla

The pigeon and almond pie under sugar and cinnamon. It takes a full day, so it can't be a same-day request.

€50

Rfissa

Rfissa

Shredded msemen laid over a fenugreek and lentil broth, with chicken slow-simmered in ras el hanout.

€50

A private table

A private table

For a birthday or an anniversary we lay the arched gallery for you alone, with lanterns and the courtyard below.

€40

Eating with us,
whatever you eat

Tell us when you book, or any time before 16:00. Because there is no menu, there is nothing to work around — karima simply cooks the evening differently.

Vegetarian and vegan

Most of what comes out already is. Say the word and the tagine is cooked without meat for everyone or just for you.

Gluten-free

Tagines are naturally free of it. We'll swap the bread and leave the pastries off your side of the table.

Nut allergies

Tell us clearly — almonds and argan run through the sweet dishes and the amlou at breakfast.

Children

Smaller portions at half price, and we'll serve earlier at 18:30 if that suits you better.