The Casablanca authorities are conducting a control campaign targeting cafes in the city. Agents are issuing fines for shisha use and the unauthorized broadcasting of matches, reminding owners of the obligation to respect copyright legislation under penalty of sanctions.
Tangier declares war on traffic jams on Avenue Royaume d’Arabie Saoudite. To widen this congested artery, the authorities are taking drastic action: they are ordering the immediate evacuation of illegal terraces and scheduling the demolition of a building belonging to a bank.
Broadcasting a Fairouz song has caused legal troubles for a cafe owner in Taza. A commission has drawn up an official report for lack of authorization, a strict application of the law that raises criticism about the lack of prior information for merchants.
A Moroccan restaurant was ravaged by flames near Liège in the afternoon of Saturday. The fire was caused by a violent explosion that left several injured.
The fast food chain KFC continues its expansion in Morocco. The brand inaugurated on November 17 its 47th establishment in the country, by setting up in the heart of the new Almaz shopping center, in a rapidly developing neighborhood in Casablanca.
In addition to specialized brands, halal is now making its way into the major fast-food chains in France. But they are not all adopting the same strategy. While some have opted for 100% halal, others offer a partial offering, and others like McDonald’s do not plan to change their policy.
The authorities in Marrakech have decided to suspend the activity of the restaurateurs installed on the famous Jemaa El-Fna square for a period of one week in order to accelerate the ongoing development work.
Lamine Yamal is at the center of a new controversy. It is now possible to meet his mother, Sheila Ebana, for dinner, but you will have to bring your credit card.
A restaurant in Rabat has remained open despite a closure order issued after the broadcast of a video showing a cockroach in a dish . The non-application of this measure has provoked the reaction of several civil society organizations, who invoke public health reasons.
After working in prestigious establishments around the world, French chef Guillaume Galvez settled in Marrakech, Morocco in 2024, where he runs the four restaurants of the Fairmont Royal Palm hotel.
An influencer recounts how she was turned away from a Paris restaurant because of her “African first name.”
Morocco is among the tourist destinations where the likelihood of suffering from food poisoning is high, according to the renowned British newspaper Daily Mail. In addition to the kingdom, the list includes countries such as Egypt, Spain, Mexico, Southeast Asia, Bali, and others.