Where is the best soup in Marrakech?

Based on diner recommendations, the best soup in Marrakech is at Chez Chegrouni. We compared 14 restaurants serving soup.

How much does soup cost in Marrakech?

Soup prices in Marrakech range from MAD10.00 to MAD230.00 across 14 restaurants.

Best Soup in Marrakech

14 restaurants compared

Price range: MAD10.00 – MAD230.00

Avg recommendation: 87%

Top 5 Soup in Marrakech (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 14 restaurants:

Chez Chegrouni, MAD25.00 (Medina)
Chaabi Restaurant, MAD15.00 (Medina)
Snack Grand Atlas, MAD40.00 (Medina)
Dar Chef, MAD40.00 (Medina)
Café Clock, MAD55.00 (Kasbah)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 14 Restaurants Compared

Chez Chegrouni

Medina·$

Harira

MAD25.00

Warming lentil and tomato soup thickened with chickpeas and flour, spiced with ginger and turmeric.

Tip: Order harira in the evening (after 18:00) — this is the soup that warms locals who come to the square after dark. Arrives steaming hot.

Chaabi Restaurant

Medina·$

Moroccan Bread with Harira

MAD15.00

Warm flatbread served with tomato and lentil soup to start every meal.

Tip: Don't skip the harira — it's essential to the meal rhythm and costs almost nothing.

Snack Grand Atlas

Medina·$

Harira Soup

MAD40.00

Comforting tomato and bean soup with warm spices and bread.

Tip: Order the harira and bread for breakfast — locals eat this same meal in their homes.

Dar Chef

Medina·$

Moroccan Harira Soup

MAD40.00

Traditional tomato and lentil soup with chickpeas, thickened and spiced with cinnamon.

Tip: Start with this — warming, flavourful, and won't eat too much of your appetite.

Café Clock

Kasbah·$$

Harira Soup

MAD55.00

Traditional Moroccan soup with lentils, chickpeas, tomatoes, and warming spices, finished with egg and herbs.

Tip: Order this as a starter or light meal in cooler months. It's warming and pairs well with crusty bread.

Mozaik' Art Coffee and Brunch

Medina·$$

Moroccan Harira and Bread

MAD85.00

Warm chickpea and lentil soup with tomato and warming spices, served with crusty bread.

Tip: A warm, comforting Moroccan breakfast — perfect on cool mornings or if you want something savory.

Harira Carts in Medina

Medina·$

Harira with Chebakia

MAD15.00

Harira served with a side of chebakia — sesame-covered fried pastry in honey syrup.

Tip: If eating during Ramadan, this combination is the authentic way to break the fast. Most vendors include chebakia automatically during Ramadan.

Fish House Al Aachabe

Gueliz·$$

Fish Soup Starter

MAD230.00

Rich seafood broth with chunks of fresh fish and vegetables.

Tip: Don't skip the soup course — it's the opener and tastes like it took hours to prepare.

Dar L'hssira

Medina·$

Harira Soup

MAD35.00

Traditional tomato and lentil soup, thickened with chickpeas and warming spices.

Tip: Start with this — it's warming, flavourful, and won't take space from the main course.

#10

Henna Café

Medina·$

MAD40.00

Harira or vegetable soup, served warm with bread.

Tip: A soup and bread for 25-40 Dh is excellent value. Order it as a light lunch or appetizer.

#11

Kui-Zin

Medina·$$

Buffet Bread and Harira

MAD25.00

Warm flatbread and a small bowl of tomato and lentil soup to start.

Tip: Don't skip the harira even though it seems like a small appetizer — it's part of the Moroccan meal ritual and digestion aid.

#1292% recommend

Snail Stalls at Jemaa el-Fnaa

Medina·$

Babbouche (Snail Broth)

MAD10.00

White Moroccan snails slow-cooked in aromatic broth with cumin, aniseed, and spices.

Tip: One small bowl (5-8 snails) costs around 10 MAD and is enough as an appetizer or light snack. Get a second bowl if you're making this your dinner.

#1388% recommend

Harira Carts in Medina

Medina·$

Harira

MAD10.00

Moroccan soup: lentils, chickpeas, tomatoes, and flour simmered with ginger, turmeric, and cinnamon.

Tip: One bowl is a light dinner or hearty appetizer. The vermicelli noodles add substance. Ask for extra bread.

#1480% recommend

Chez Ali

Palmeraie·$$$

Harira

Moroccan lentil and chickpea soup flavored with spices and tomato.

Tip: Harira arrives automatically with your meal. Try the Chebbakia pastry—it's the traditional accompaniment, dipped in honey.