Dar Zaki
دار زكي
A traditional courtyard restaurant hidden behind an signless door in the Medina, highly rated for its tagines, pastillas, and warm hospitality.
Located at 23 Rue Moulay Brahim in the Medina, close to the bustling Rue Souika, the entrance is an inconspicuous door that opens into an Andalusian-style courtyard featuring colorful tiled walls, carved archways, and a rooftop terrace. The menu consists of starters, tagines, couscous, pastillas, and desserts, with the lamb tagine, vegetable couscous, and chicken pastilla receiving the highest praise. Opening hours vary across sources, with most indicating weekday dinner service; be sure to call to confirm and book a table before heading out. Prices are slightly higher than average Moroccan restaurants.
Opening hours
Most sources list Mon–Fri 19:00–22:00, closed on weekends; VisitRabat lists daily 12:00–15:00, 19:00–22:00, please call to confirm
Nearby sights
- Rue des Consuls
- Rabat Medina
- Andalusian Gardens & Oudaya Museum
- Kasbah of the Udayas
- Bank Al-Maghrib Museum
- Rabat Beach (Plage des Oudayas)
- St. Peter's Cathedral
- Hassan Tower