Marrakech’s Best Street Food

As dusk settles over Marrakech, the nightly dance of the food stalls starts up in Djemaa El Fna. Carts laden with chairs, tables, grills and pots appear from the twisting streets. Moments later the produce arrives and the naked bulbs are lit. By 6pm the meat is sizzling on the grills and the square has transformed into the city’s great outdoor dining hall.ProjectBly followed the locals to find the best street eats, the food that epitomizes the city’s Berber, Arab and European ) Lemon Chicken
Found in a side street just off the main square is Restaurant Gargot. Opening on to the street, there are four small tables in this family owned eatery. The Lemon Chicken, a whole slow roasted chicken in a tangy lemon sauce that begs to be mopped up with fresh bread, is served with a tomato salad and local olives. Service here comes with a smile and good stories.heritage: