Private Tour
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3 hours 30 minutes
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Come experience authentic Moroccan and Amazigh culture with my family!
Your adventure begins as my father welcomes you and teaches the art of Moroccan tea-making.
Together, we'll help you choose ANY Moroccan dish you prefer like tagine, couscous, or Rfissa.....etc. (vegetarian/vegan available).
My mother and I will guide you step by step. You'll grind Amlou using a 95-year-old grinder and learn to make Tafarnout bread over charcoal, then eat it warm with honey, butter, olives, and olive oil while the main dish cooks.
For unforgettable memories, dress in our Berber wedding outfit and real silver jewelry.
Because we love sharing our culture, we often surprise guests with an extra traditional dish!
Then we gather to enjoy the feast you helped create, sharing stories and laughter around our table. You'll leave with new skills and the warmth of Moroccan hospitality.
Available daily at 11:00 AM or 4:00 PM.
Join us for delicious food, cultural connection, and a true family welcome!
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
if you are allergic to something let me know, we can make changes for your safety!!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
First, we'll make Moroccan tea together the traditional way, from brewing to pouring, and enjoy it Then, you'll knead, shape, and bake Tafarnout bread over charcoal in a clay oven . Next, using a 95-year-old traditional grinder, you'll make fresh Amlou from peanuts and honey, then taste it warm on the bread we made. You'll also enjoy your freshly baked bread with the Amlou you made, plus golden honey, butter, olives, and local olive oil, a true Berber delight. After that, you'll choose any Moroccan dish you like, tagine, couscous, Rfissa, or another favorite, and cook it step by step with me and my mother. Then we gather around our family table to feast together, sharing stories, laughter, and the warmth of Moroccan hospitality. Finally, dress in our family's traditional Berber clothing and real silver jewelry for photos and memories, a sweet ending to your experience. Why it's special: ● Cook any Moroccan dish you choose, not just a fixed menu ● Hands-on from start to finish, you'll grind, knead, chop, and pour ● Rare access to real Amazigh traditions, not just tourist activities ● Hosted in our family home on a beautiful rooftop in the heart of the Medina
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Traditional Moroccan Mint Tea
First, we'll make Moroccan tea together the traditional way from brewing to pouring, and enjoy it
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Bake Tafarnout Bread over Charcoals
You'll knead, shape, and bake traditional Amazigh bread in a clay oven over charcoal (weather permitting).
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Make Amlou (Amazigh Peanut Butter)
Using a 95 year-old traditional grinder, you'll make fresh Amlou from peanuts and honey, then taste it warm on bread that we made
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Amazigh Bread with Amlou & Honey
Enjoy your freshly baked bread with the Amlou you made, plus golden honey, butter, olives, and local olive oil, a true Berber delight.
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Your Choice: Cook Any Moroccan Classic
Pick any dish you like: tagine, couscous, Rfissa, or another favorite. We'll cook it together step by step, just like our family does.
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Feast Together
We gather around our family table to enjoy the meal you helped create, sharing stories, laughter, and the warmth of Moroccan hospitality.
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Try On Amazigh Wedding Outfits
After the meal, dress in our family's traditional Berber clothing and real silver jewelry for photos and memories, a sweet ending to your experience.
Snacks
Lunch
Coffee and/or Tea
Meals
Soda/Pop
32 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
lorih112,Apr 20, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
I wish there were more stars to rate our experience. Anwar and his family were warm, friendly, inviting and incredibly gracious. We had the opportunity to spend time with a local Berber family, to prepare traditional food in a traditional manner and to learn more about the Berber culture. The experience exceeded all my expectations and I can’t recommend this experience enough. Thank you again for a great introduction to the Berber culture and for being such great hosts.
steverE2349YN,Apr 20, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
We have gone to cooking classes in other countries that we have visited, but this one was by far and away the very best! Anouar and his family were warm, welcoming and took the time to explain every detail of the meal and the tradition it held in their country. We eagerly participated in the preparation of making bread in a clay oven, chopped vegetables and seasoning for tangine, and pressed fresh peanuts to make peanut butter which, along with fresh honey was added to couscous. The family also outfitted us in traditional wedding dress which was a delightfully fun addition to an already memorable experience. We were there for approximately 3 1/2 hours, and frankly the time went by so quickly…THAT’S how much fun we had. If I could give this review more than 5 stars I would in a heartbeat. Run, don’t walk to this memorable experience!



michelekR1031OA,Apr 20, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
We had an amazing experience at a Berber home, preparing and eating a delicious meal. Anouar and his mother were delightful hosts that made us feel very welcome. We had three main course choices, and we chose the chicken and vegetable tajine which we helped prepare, and we helped make bread, peanut butter and mint tea. Getting to know a local Morrocan family was a wonderful experience and the highlight of our trip.
Camper56582711096,Apr 9, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Best experience we had during our stay in Rabat. Anouar and his family live on a beautiful rooftop where we got a Moroccan cooking workshop. They explained everything from making the tea, peanut butter, bread and tahin. They let you do everything yourself so you understand it well. Also the quality is very good because the ingredients are fresh from the medina but they are cautious for the water and meat so you don’t get sick. Besides the cooking we also ate together and learned about each other’s culture. They were amazingly friendly and welcoming which made us enjoy every minute. A big suggestion for everyone visiting.



Escape00986681634,Apr 2, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
It was a lot more than just a cooking class. Anouar and his family shared a lot about their history and culture with us. The food was easy to make and very delicious ! Trying the Morrocon costumes was a lot of fun.








romanek198,Mar 27, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
On our last day of our trip to Rabat we did a cooking workshop with Anouar and his family. What a wonderful and delicious experience. Make our own bread, peanut butter, msemmen and rfissa. Everything fresh and in the traditional way. Anouar gave us a lot of explanation where the dishes came from and how to make it. Of course, making Moroccan tea yourself was not forgotten. Rounded off with a high pour of the tea. The duration of the workshop is spent. The end result; a delicious homemade meal. Thank you Anouar and familie.On our last day of our trip to Rabat we did a cooking workshop with Anouar and his family. What a wonderful and delicious experience. Make our own bread, peanut butter, msemmen and rfissa. Everything fresh and in the traditional way. Anouar gave us a lot of explanation where the dishes came from and how to make it. Of course, making Moroccan tea yourself was not forgotten. Rounded off with a high pour of the tea. The duration of the workshop is spent. The end result; a delicious homemade meal.💞






corryl979,Mar 24, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
It was a top experience. The food was delicious. And also all the explanations. Nice to see and taste all traditions like this


staceysD9455BW,Mar 23, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
One of the highlights of our trip, no question. Anouar and his family created such a warm, welcoming environment from the moment we arrived. It felt less like an organized experience and more like being invited into someone’s home, which made it really special. Dinner was incredible — easily some of the best food we’ve had in Morocco — and the whole evening had a relaxed, intimate vibe that we really appreciated. We also loved getting to hear more about daily life and culture in a way you just don’t get otherwise. What stood out most was how genuine everything felt. You can tell this isn’t just something they “do,” it’s something they truly care about. I’d absolutely recommend this to anyone looking for a meaningful and memorable experience.




gibranw2026,Feb 16, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
beautiful experience for valentines day, would recommend it to anyone - great history about Morocco, so personalized, and delicious food.
johnenmargrethag,Feb 13, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
We were welcomed by Anouar in the street who then led us to meet his mother and sisterinlaw. We really enjoyed the down to earth way of explaining things. They explained to us how the best way to make tea the Marocan way. I had no clue that we always have made it the wrong way. We loved how they took us step by step through the proces of making bread and a delicious couscous meal with chicken. While the couscous was steaming and we had some extra time they even braught out some traditional wedding cloths that we got to try on. To sum it all up...i think that this was the most fun/authentic experience that we had in our stay in Marokko. Thanks for sharing your hospitality!





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