Morocco Travel Guide

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SUPERMARKET

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BAR,    CAFE

CAFE

PATISSERIE, CAFE

PATISSERIE, CAFE

CAFE

PUB,    CAFE

SELF-CATERING

Souq al-Had

(Blvd Abderrahim Bouabid; Tue-Sat) Pick up goodies including dates, olives, snails,
chickpeas and chillies; plus fresh fruit, veg and eggs from the Souss Valley.

Uniprix

Offline map Google  map (Blvd   Hassan  II) Stocks  everything  from    cheese  and biscuits    to  beer,   wine

and spirits.

Central Market

Offline map Google  map (off    Blvd    Hassan  II) Sells   fresh   food    alongside   the tourist tat.

Drinking

There’s a great choice of cafes, where you can start the day with coffee and pastries or
recover from the rigours of the beach. Many open midmorning, but the best time to hit the
caffeine is late afternoon, when Agadiris return to consciousness after the hot afternoon and
catch up with friends.

Blvd du 20 Août, inland from Sunset Beach, is good for bars and nightclubs, especially
around the top of Rue Oued Souss. At the marina and along the promenade leading to it, there
are also plenty of cafes and bars. The majority of bars have daily happy hours between about
5pm and 8pm, and many offer the dubious pleasure of karaoke or crooning entertainers.

Restaurants in  Agadir  are generally   licensed.

Uniprix Cafe

Offline map Google  map (Blvd   Hassan  II) The outside tables  at  this    bar are a   prime   spot    for people-

watching.

Jour et Nuit

(promenade; 24hr) A popular spot for a seafront sundowner. The newer of the two
neighbouring branches is less male-dominated and has a panoramic terrace.

Patisserie Hassan

Offline map Google map (Blvd Hassan II) This patisserie diagonally opposite the Vallée des Oiseaux
serves some of Agadir’s best coffee and a good selection of sweet treats.

Yacout

Offline map Google  map (Ave    du  29  Février)    With    its shaded  garden, screeching  parrots and

delicious Moroccan-European pastries, Yacout is a popular retreat from the concrete
boulevards.

La Verandah

Offline map Google map (Immeuble Oumlil, Blvd Hassan II) Opposite the Royal Tennis Club, this
meeting point offers strong coffee and a range of food, including sandwiches and omelettes, on
its glassed-in veranda.

La Truite Irish Bar