Moroccan businesses

Central Brussels Moroccan restaurant near the Bourse. Serves couscous, tajines, mezze and grilled meats in a lantern-lit dining room. Open seven days a week, lunch menus daily, vegetarian and vegan options available.

Auderghem Moroccan restaurant and catering house open since 1997. Serves tajines, couscous, briouates and pastilla for dine-in, takeaway or banquet events. Open most evenings except Wednesdays.

Moroccan restaurant and catering service in the Fort Jaco quarter of Uccle, Brussels. Offers traditional Moroccan cuisine for dine-in and private catering events.

Family artisan bakery in Ixelles specializing in traditional Moroccan semolina breads, gazelle horn pastries and pastilla. Open daily from 7am to 8pm.

Artisanal Brussels bakery established in 2004 producing Moroccan breads and pastries daily alongside European baked goods. Located near Stalingrad Avenue in central Brussels.

Moroccan hammam in the Schaerbeek municipality of Brussels offering traditional steam baths and wellness treatments in an authentic Moroccan bathhouse setting.

Brussels travel agency at Avenue de Stalingrad, listed in the Belgian Pages Or business directory. The Moulouya is the principal river of northeastern Morocco.

Brussels travel agency established in 1985 with a dedicated Morocco offer including curated circuits, prestigious Moroccan accommodation packages and Omra pilgrimage services.

Antwerp Moroccan eatery at Kerkstraat serving harira, couscous and tajine with generous portions at accessible prices. Casual fast-paced dining with no alcohol served.

Moroccan restaurant in Rocourt (Liège) serving couscous in multiple versions, tajines and grilled meats. Open for lunch and dinner most days, closed Wednesdays.

Halal Moroccan restaurant in the 18th arrondissement serving handmade couscous, tajines, and pastilla. Open Tuesday to Sunday for lunch and dinner, with takeaway available through delivery platforms.

A Parisian landmark spanning nearly 700 square metres in the 6th arrondissement, welcoming women aged 14 and older for over 36 years. Offers hammam, massages, beauty treatments, and an organic restaurant, open seven days a week.

A travel agency in the 16th arrondissement dedicated to Morocco, offering tailored itineraries and organised stays for travellers seeking authentic experiences across the country.

A Selectour-affiliated agency in Montmartre staffed by Morocco specialists. Offers personalised stays, circuits, cruises, and custom trips to Morocco, open Monday to Friday.

Traditional Moroccan restaurant in central Lyon serving couscous, tajines, and chicken pastilla. Provides catering for groups from 10 to 1,500 guests with an air-conditioned dining room and daily service.

A halal Moroccan restaurant tucked in a vaulted stone room in Lyon's 1st arrondissement. Serves classic dishes from fresh certified halal produce, open daily for lunch and dinner with takeaway.

Moroccan restaurant in Marseille's Vieux-Port area known for its couscous and tajines. Open Tuesday through Saturday for both lunch and dinner sittings.

A 200 square metre traditional Moroccan hammam and spa in Marseille's Castellane district. Offers gommage, massages, facials, and jacuzzi access by reservation. Available for private events.

Halal butcher in Marseille's 15th arrondissement open seven days a week from 7am to 8pm. Offers a wide range of quality meats at competitive prices with personalised counter service.

Moroccan restaurant near the Palud market in central Marseille preparing classic dishes from fresh daily ingredients. Conveniently located close to public transport in the 6th arrondissement.

A Moroccan restaurant and fine pastry shop in Marseille's 6th arrondissement combining traditional Moroccan baking with an upscale patisserie approach for both dining in and takeaway.

Moroccan fine-dining restaurant in Madrid city center operating since 1966. Traditional Moroccan recipes served in an elegant setting with a fully halal menu, Moroccan teas, and sweets.

Traditional Moroccan public bath in the Lavapiés neighborhood. Named after the Moroccan coastal city of Asilah and open since 2017, offering black-soap treatments, exfoliation, and classic hammam rituals.

Madrid's first Moroccan hammam, located in the Ventas district. Offers individual and couples sessions with traditional exfoliation and body treatments inspired by the bathing culture of Rabat and Casablanca.

Halal butcher shop serving Madrid's Moroccan and Muslim community. Stocks certified halal lamb, chicken, and beef with cuts suited to Moroccan home cooking, including whole chickens and kid goat.

Home-style Moroccan kitchen in Barcelona's Sant Antoni neighborhood. Signature dishes include slow-cooked tajines, pastela, and couscous with caramelized onions, all prepared with traditional spices and without shortcuts.

Moroccan restaurant in Barcelona's multicultural Raval neighborhood, home to one of Spain's largest Moroccan communities. Serves traditional north-African dishes in a casual setting near the old city center.

Moroccan home-cooking restaurant in Valencia's historic city center. Serves couscous, tajine, and bastela at modest prices in a small intimate dining room of around 20 covers in Ciutat Vella.

Moroccan restaurant in Valencia's old town offering tajines, couscous, and grilled specialties. Named after Morocco's imperial city, with dine-in service and delivery across central Valencia postal codes.

Halal-certified Moroccan restaurant near Valencia's university campus. Menu focuses on traditional pastela, couscous, and slow-cooked tayines drawing on the Moroccan and Andalusian culinary heritage.