For lunch or tea with a magnificent view, pull up a patio chair and gaze at Aït Ben Haddou across the way. Options include omelettes, couscous and kebabs. There are also a handful of simple rooms available from Dh300.
Auberge Cafe-Restaurant Bilal
Ait Ben Haddou
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