• Restaurant Palais Bab Sahra Fes - Moroccan tea is not an ordinary drink, in the social relations of Morocco, it symbolizes friendship and hospitality.

Besides, I wanted to introduce Moroccan culture through this tea & pastries ceremony. During this special experience and after meeting you in our traditional house called Palais, you will meet our team to start preparing tea for the ceremony.

I will explain everything on the ingredients (dried green tea (cannon powder), a few fresh mint, sugar, boiling water) and the best way to prepare perfect Moroccan mint tea while discussing traditions and culture interesting.

After finishing the preparation of the tea, we will taste our mint tea accompanied by Moroccan pastries and sweets such as: Gazelle horns, chebakia, sweet briouates … It’s delicious!

I will be very happy to be the one who will present the beauty of this culture to you, as I said, Moroccan tea is very special and although it can be drunk at any time of the day, we have chosen the End of the afternoon at sunset for the best atmosphere. To enjoy a fresh and peaceful tea ceremony.

• Snacks
• Tea

• tea
• Moroccan Pastries

We can respond to any specific date | Hour requests, just send us a message. - The working time is 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Moroccan mint tea is widespread in many Maghreb countries, such as (Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria). It is also popular in many other Arab countries, such as Mauritania and Libya, and is called (shahi al-ala). It is distinguished by its wide popularity, and Moroccan tables are not without it. Especially in the winter, when people feel warm after drinking it. It is usually offered to guests and visitors as a popular drink and a sign of hospitality and appreciation. It is also found in gatherings of poets and writers, as well as weddings, banquets, and family gatherings, where people appreciate it and appreciate its taste.

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