Tunis

Tunis (تونس) is the capital of Tunisia. There are quite a few must-see attractions, especially if you include the ruins of Carthage, which are easily accessed from here, and the Punic ports are interesting, too. Tunis is an interesting mix of new and old, including colonial French buildings. The souq and the medina are among the most authentic and hassle-free in North Africa.

See: 19
Eat: 9
Drink: 8
Buy: 1

9 places match

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Café de Paris Brasserie

A good restaurant with a beautiful interior and some outdoor tables. You can choose among pizza, couscous and a variety of salad. Also serves alcohol.

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Dar el-Jeld

Reservations online. Perhaps the best of the restaurants in Tunis, this restaurant pays attention to every single detail. The food is excellent, and the management speaks English and French fluently, and can recommend various dishes. Everything is recommended, though the couscous is simply good, but not incredible. The staff is very friendly, but can turn somehow cold if you just order main and drinks, but no dessert and starter.

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Etoile de La Medina

Tucked away it is something special. Traditional food and decor. Welcoming with plentiful amounts of food.

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L'Orient

The steaks are bland, the fish good and local food such as Berber Lamb is excellent. The service is prompt.

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La Mamma

Very cosy restaurant on several floors. Good Italian inspired food. Has live music and is open to midnight.

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La Sirène

You pick the fish from their market and they fry it right there. Indoor and outdoor seating. Can be busy so enjoy the water views while you wait.

Daily, noon-midnight

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