The video has been circulating on social media in Morocco, causing a wave of outrage. A customer at a renowned restaurant in Rabat had the unpleasant surprise of discovering what appears to be a cockroach and worms in the tagine he had ordered for breakfast.
Dar Mima restaurant, located on the roof of the Arab World Institute in Paris and co-created by Jamel Debbouze, has modified its wine list by removing Israeli references. This decision follows a campaign led by the organization Campagne BDS France, which opposed the sale of these products in the establishment.
An administrative decision led to the closure for one week of a restaurant in Martil, following an inspection that revealed shortcomings in health and safety standards. The inspection by the local authorities was triggered by the public intervention of a former customer who accused the establishment of being the source of her food poisoning.
Coralie, a candidate from the last season of "Married at First Sight" recounts the little mishap she experienced in Morocco where she now lives with her new partner Mickaël.
Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) flock to Morocco in large numbers every summer for their vacations. This year, not only has the flow seen a significant decline, even if the official figures say otherwise, but these Moroccans of the diaspora have changed their consumption habits in the face of the rise in prices of tourist services.
The Regional Association of Tourist Restaurants of Souss-Massa has denied the recent rumors of "unjustified" price increases for services in certain restaurants, reiterating the commitment of professionals to maintain the current rates.
The BDS France campaign has sent a letter to the management of Dar Mima, Jamel Debbouze and Laurent de Gourcuff’s Parisian restaurant, in which it expresses its outrage at the sale of Israeli wines by the establishment located on the roof of the Institut du monde arabe.
Two Moroccan cities are among the top ten best outdoor dining destinations.
A Spanish tourist says she was seduced by the "burger" she consumed in a fast food restaurant in Morocco, for only 10 dirhams (1 euro).
Verbal violence escalated into a brawl in a famous restaurant located in the tourist area "Marina" on the beach of the city of Agadir.
Due to the surge in prices of tourism services (accommodation, catering, transportation), summer vacations have become a real headache for many Moroccan families. Yet, images and videos of crowded beaches and bustling tourist destinations, posted on social media, suggest the opposite.
Significant traffic jams make circulation difficult on the road axes connecting the cities of the Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma region, as well as the main streets within their urban centers, during this summer period marked by the influx of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) and tourists. An additional hardship for them, who are already suffering from the high prices of accommodation, restaurants, cafes and transportation.