A refreshing surprise in this remote village, Moroccan chef Jaouad Hbib prepares delicious, from-scratch Moroccan cuisine for the wood-lined restaurant at Siglunes Guesthouse. Tajines sizzle with heat, both in the temperature and flavour sense, and starters are a well-conceived blend of delicate salads and exquisite homemade cheeses. Top it off with crème brûlée for dessert. Book ahead.
Siglunes Guesthouse Restaurant
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