Fodor's Expert Review Amal Women's Association Restaurant

This pretty little restaurant-cum-social project near the public hospital ticks all the boxes: great food, great prices, great ethics, great service. A nonprofit center established the restaurant to help women from troubled backgrounds learn culinary skills to earn an independent living. The result is this friendly, brightly furnished restaurant and garden terrace, which attracts locals and expats for its excellent Moroccan and international dishes. Try the seffa au poulet, a delicious sweet-and-savory dish of chicken with vermicelli and cinnamon. No alcohol, but lots of freshly squeezed juices are served. During Ramadan, the restaurant is only open for the traditional l'ftour meal at the break of fast; non-Muslims are welcome.