Cafe des Epices
A popular spice market cafe with a charming rooftop terrace overlooking the Rahba Kedima square. Perfect for a mint tea break, light lunch, or people-watching in the Medina.
Nomad Restaurant Marrakech: Rooftop Dining in the Souks
Modern Moroccan cuisine on a stunning rooftop terrace above the spice markets of the Medina.
About Nomad
Nomad is a stylish rooftop restaurant in the heart of the souks, serving modern Moroccan cuisine with a creative twist. Known for its lamb tagine with prunes, tangia, and seasonal salads, it offers spice-market views from its terrace and a sleek, contemporary interior. Just around the corner, Terrasse des Epices offers a more casual rooftop alternative on the same spice square. Discover more restaurants in Marrakech for every budget and taste.
Dining Tips
Main dishes 80–150 MAD. Open for lunch and dinner. Reservations recommended, especially for the terrace. The restaurant is located above the Rahba Kedima (spice square), about a 10-minute walk into the souks from Jemaa el-Fna. Look for signs on the alley walls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Nomad is located at 1 Derb Aarjane, above the Rahba Kedima (spice square) in the Medina. It is about a 10-minute walk from Jemaa el-Fna through the souks. Look for signs painted on the alley walls directing you to the restaurant.
Reservations are strongly recommended, especially if you want to sit on the terrace. You can book through their website or call +212 5243-81609. Walk-ins are possible but you may face a wait, particularly at lunch.
No, Nomad does not serve alcohol. They offer an excellent selection of fresh juices, smoothies, Moroccan mint tea, and soft drinks.
The lamb tagine with prunes and almonds is the signature dish. The tangia (slow-cooked Marrakech specialty) and the seasonal salads are also highly recommended. The menu caters to various dietary needs including vegetarian options.
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