What is the best Moroccan restaurant in Casablanca?
MaQam is a traditional Moroccan restaurant in a historic riad in the Habous district. Rated 4.6 on Google with over 642 reviews.

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MaQam is a traditional Moroccan restaurant in a historic riad in the Habous district. Rated 4.6 on Google with over 642 reviews.
For traditional couscous in a heritage setting, MaQam serves a classic couscous with seven vegetables at 9 Place de la Mosquée, in the heart of the Habous district.
The Habous has many options. MaQam stands out for its restored riad (patios, private salons, panoramic roof terrace) and a refined Moroccan menu, steps from the souks.
It depends on the service (tea salon, lunch, dinner), drinks, and party size. For a tailored estimate, browse our menus online or call +212 5 22 44 44 04.
Yes. MaQam is generally open during Ramadan with adapted hours. Booking is strongly recommended (especially for iftar and weekends): reserve online or by phone for current time slots.
Yes. MaQam has private salons (Salon des Sultans, Salon Habous, Salon Artisanat) for groups, celebrations, and bespoke events. Contact us via the Contact page or call +212 5 22 44 44 04.
The menu highlights Moroccan classics: tagines, couscous, pastilla, harira, briouats, Moroccan pastries, and seasonal specialties rooted in traditional techniques.
MaQam opens early: the tea salon offers a morning and afternoon treat (pastries, juices, mint tea, Moroccan light bites) in the Habous, a popular option for a brunch in local style before exploring the medina.
MaQam has a panoramic rooftop terrace above the riad with views over the Habous rooftops, ideal to extend your meal or enjoy drinks with a heritage backdrop.