More tailored towards tourists who get claustrophobic inside the medina and like more space and overview. Restaurants are average and a little bit overpriced taking into account the quality of the food they serve. More shops...

Just around the corner from our Riad, the square became our go-to place for food, a drink or just to chill a bit. There are some great shops, the Jewish market is well worth a visit and the square is well-placed for a number of...More

There are a couple of small stores. It seems like the square was renovated recently and looks clean. Some shops show fixed prices, which is rather fair or even a lot cheaper than the main souk. Staff are friendly and not pushy at all. You...More

We liked this area and went to an open cafe several times, just to sit and watch the world go by. Apart from the women selling bangles, not too much hassle. Some interesting shops and workshops.

we were told these souks not as good as Fes, but the men there were making good quality crafts. super friendly, we wanted to buy a lamp but the quality was such that we went overboard and got three! easier to navigate than in Fes...More

There is a line of restaurants and we picked the restaurant first in line. Had 3 different tagines, all containing more fat than meat, and one of them was a leftover stucked to the bottom by heated up again.

We visited this location to buy a lamp and weren't disappointed by the availability and finally managed to buy something that wasn't ridiculously overpriced. There are also a number of shops selling interesting things such as bottles with 'silverware' and fabrics. The location is easy...More