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Restaurant Darna (de L'association Darna)

The Darna organization helping women and children in difficulties is operating a restaurant, popular among the western expats in the city. You get whatever they are serving that day, which includes bread, olives, salad and a main. Drinks (10 dirham) and dessert (15 dirham) are available for extra.

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Address: rue Jules Cot - Place du 9 avril
Getting there: from the main square, go uphill and take the stairs leading down to a large building with a large green gate.
Price: Daily four-course menu 60 dirham
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