Marrakech doesn't get talked about as a food city as often as somewhere like Marseille or Lisbon, but it should. Beneath the obvious draw of tagines and mint tea is a genuinely layered dining scene — centuries-old Moroccan cooking sitting alongside Asian fusion kitchens, French bistros, Lebanese sharing tables and Italian rooftop restaurants, often within a few streets of each other. For...
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