Halal Lebanese$$$guelizDaily 19:30-00:30
Azar in Marrakech's Gueliz is Zabihah-listed halal Lebanese; full shawarma spit, mezze, slow-cooked tagines, default-halal kitchen standard for Morocco.
Tip: Morocco is Muslim-majority; halal is default at non-hotel restaurants. Azar's Zabihah listing confirms practice for visitors.
Halal Moroccan$medinaDaily 11:00-23:00
Roti d'Or in Marrakech's medina is halal-listed; cheap roast chicken, falafel wraps, tagines, 50 to 100 MAD per plate, the budget halal default for visitors.
Tip: Halal Food Places listed. Cash works best; the queue stretches past 13:00.
Vegan$$medinaDaily 11:00-23:00
Earth Cafe in Marrakech's medina was the city's first vegetarian restaurant; nine plates daily, four to five fully vegan, farm-to-table sourcing.
Tip: Nine plates daily, half of them fully vegan. The third floor has the calmest seating; rooftop is the busiest.
Vegan$$medinaMon-Sat 12:00-16:00; closed Sunday
La Famille's garden restaurant in Marrakech's Mellah runs an entirely vegetarian rotating menu; many dishes vegan, signaled clearly on the daily blackboard.
Tip: Closed Sundays. Most plates can go vegan; ask the server. The raspberry ricotta cheesecake is the only must-skip for vegans.
Vegetarian$$medinaMon-Sat 12:00-16:00; closed Sunday
La Famille in Marrakech's Bab Mellah is a women-run vegetarian garden restaurant; concise rotating menu, leafy courtyard, the calmest lunch room in town.
Tip: Reservations strongly recommended; the garden seats 30 only. The raspberry ricotta cheesecake is the standing dessert.
Vegetarian$$medinaDaily 11:00-23:00
Earth Cafe in Marrakech's medina was the city's first vegetarian restaurant; nine plant-based plates daily, three floors of alcoves, farm-to-table model.
Tip: Nine plates daily across multiple cuisines (Moroccan-Italian-Asian-Australian). Spring rolls and rice noodles are reliable picks.