Fresh orange juice on Jemaa el-Fnaa is 4–10 MAD, a tagine in a local restaurant 40–70 MAD (70–150 MAD in a tourist restaurant), and a stall meal on the square about 30–80 MAD per person.
9 prices · last checked 2026-03 · how we check
4–10 MAD ≈ €0.4–0.9
Stalls post their prices; if none is shown, ask before you drink.
5–10 MAD ≈ €0.5–0.9
Often asked: 25 MAD
Tourist cafés charge more; ask the price first.
5–10 MAD ≈ €0.5–0.9
Often asked: 30 MAD
The same coffee is around 30 MAD in tourist spots and up to 70 MAD in medina concept cafés.
15–25 MAD ≈ €1.4–2.3
Eat a few streets away from Jemaa el-Fnaa: prices drop fast.
40–70 MAD ≈ €3.7–6.5
Simple family places often have no English menu: point and ask the price.
70–150 MAD ≈ €6–14
Often asked: 150 MAD
Tourist restaurants charge 2–3 times local prices; a full meal can be 150–400 MAD per person.
30–80 MAD ≈ €2.8–7.4
Check the posted price before you sit down, and count your change.
15 MAD ≈ €1.4
Harira (soup) at a stall; sfenj (doughnut) about 5 MAD.
3–8 MAD ≈ €0.3–0.7
Restaurants charge more than shops; buy from a grocery (hanout).
The bread and olives. At stalls they're often added to the bill. Enjoy them, or send them back if you don't want them.
The menu without prices. Ask before you order, and check the bill line by line.
Freshly squeezed. Some stalls top up orange juice with water or cheaper juice. Ask for it squeezed in front of you: it tastes better too.
How much is orange juice on Jemaa el-Fnaa? About 4–10 MAD a glass; stalls post the price.
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