Savour Moroccan gastronomy in an 18th-century building, where heritage and great cinema scenes meet.
Set in an 18th-century building in the heart of the medina, Mamounia Palace has welcomed travellers, locals and lovers of Moroccan culture since 1960 — a place where heritage and hospitality meet.
Over the decades, this landmark address has become a beloved gathering place, prized as much for its traditional cuisine as for its authentic atmosphere, preserved at the heart of one of Morocco’s most captivating cities.
“Since 1960, we have shared with our guests the traditions, the flavours and the hospitality that form the soul of Tangier.”
Recipes passed down through generations, faithful to Moroccan tradition.
Private dinners, receptions and corporate events in the authentic setting of a historic house of the medina.
Celebrate in an 18th-century house in the heart of the medina.
Table d’hôte for travellers and tour groups, received with the same care.
Book the venue for your shoots, in a setting full of character.
Memory, archives and discoveries around a historic house in the medina of Tangier.
In 2009 Christopher Nolan shot in the medina under a false title. An archive names our house as the film's café.
Read the Journal →In 1967 the Tangier newspaper Norte interviewed Boubker Tazi, who founded the house.
Read the Journal →Booking is recommended for dinner and required for groups. The fastest way is WhatsApp on +212 6 60 10 11 03. Walk-ins are welcome at lunch.
Three-course set menus are 150, 200 and 260 MAD per person — starter, main and dessert included. À la carte, allow 150 to 220 MAD for a full meal. All prices include tax and service.
Yes. Aubergine tagine, vegetable tagine, courgette tagine with zaatar, vegetable couscous and the assortment of Moroccan salads are vegetarian.
Yes, several do. Chicken pastilla, tagine with prunes and tagine with almonds contain almonds and sesame. Tell the staff about any allergy when ordering — dishes can be adapted.
Yes. The house has several historic rooms and hosts groups, business lunches and receptions. Message us on WhatsApp with your date and number of guests for a quote. See our Events →
6 Rue Siaghine, in the Tangier medina, a few minutes' walk from the Petit Socco and the port. The street is pedestrian, and a car park sits right beside it: leave the car there and walk the last few minutes.
Open every day, 10am to 10pm, lunch and dinner without interruption.
Yes. The house hosted filming for Christopher Nolan's Inception (2010) during the Tangier sequences. The rooms used are still the restaurant's dining rooms today. Read the Journal article →
Yes, traditional Moroccan live music is played in the dining rooms every lunchtime.
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Whether you wish to book a table, organise a private event or use our lounges for a shoot, contact us directly.
6 Rue Siaghine, Tangier
Every day: 10am – 10pm