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"ALLO COUSCOUS"

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ALLO COUSCOUS

Bienvenue à Le SAF SAF

L’atmosphère chaleureuse et conviviale du restaurant est renforcée par sa décoration authentique et ses couleurs chaudes, qui rappellent les rues animées de Tunis.

La carte du restaurant offre une grande variété de plats tunisiens classiques, tous préparés avec des ingrédients frais et de qualité .

 Vous pourrez déguster des entrées savoureuses comme les Lablabi , les Brick au thon ou la Soupe de poisson . 

Suivies de plats principaux tels que le Couscous royal , la fameuse Kamounia , le Méchoui d’agneau ou la Daurade grillée et l’incontournable Mloukhiya . Le tout accompagné de délicieuses sauces et de pain maison croustillant.

Les portions sont généreuses , donc assurez-vous d’avoir de l’appétit ! 

Le service est amical et efficace, et les prix sont raisonnables pour la qualité des plats et de l’expérience culinaire que vous recevrez.

Un véritable joyau pour les amateurs de cuisine nord-africaine. Situé au 56 Rue Voltaire, 92240 Malakoff.

Nos spécialités

Le restaurant offre une variété de plats succulents, allant des grillades fraîches et appétissantes aux pâtes al dente, en passant par les incontournables coucous ainsi que les plats tunisiens traditionnels.

Pour les amateurs de grillades, leur viande est cuite à la perfection et servie avec des accompagnements savoureux.

Leur spécialité est le couscous, préparé avec des légumes frais, des épices savoureuses et de la viande tendre.

Les pâtes fraîches sont préparées sur place avec une variété de sauces délicieuses.

Les plats tunisiens traditionnels tels que Ojja et Mloukhiya sont également proposés, ce qui en fait une destination culinaire à ne pas manquer pour les amateurs de cuisine méditerranéenne.

PLATS  PRINCIPAUX

Découvrez une explosion de saveurs authentiques au cœur de notre restaurant tunisien. Notre menu met en avant une variété de plats principaux qui raviront vos papilles. 

Chaque plat incarne la richesse et la diversité de la cuisine tunisienne, vous invitant à explorer les délices culinaires de notre pays.

Couscous Calamar

Riz Djerbien

Spaghetti aux fruits de mer

Grillade Daurade

Assiette Kafteji

Couscous Agneau

SOUPE DE POISSON

Soupe à la viande, brick au thon, salade mechouia, salade tunisienne, assitte kafteji, assitte tunisienne, lablabi au thon, lablabi bel hargma, assiette grillade mixte, assiette côtes d'agneau, grillade escalopes de poulet, grillades merguez, grillade daurade, riz djerbien, ojja merguez, ojja fruits de mer, couscous royal, couscous agneau, couscous merguez, couscous poulet, couscous daurade, couscous vegetarien, spaghetti fruits de mer, spaghetti agneau, spaghetti poulet, menu enfant, escalope ou deux merguez, just de fruits maison 50cl, boisson 1,5l, boisson chaude.

Tunisia tours & vacations

Straddling Africa and the Middle East, this once-overlooked Mediterranean gem is well and truly back on the map

From the sun-drenched beaches of the north to the lunar-like desert of the south – and all the caves, mountains and palm-fringed oases in between – Tunisia has a unique allure. It’s not often you can clock Roman ruins this grand, get lost in a maze of medinas and learn age-old pastry recipes with a beloved local baker in their home. Many people think of Tunisia as a seaside holiday destination, and while its glittering Mediterranean beaches are definitely something to write home about, there’s so much more to discover in this diverse country.

Our Tunisia trips

Tunisia at a glance, capital city.

12.5 million

Tunisian Dinar (TND)

Arabic, Italian, English

(GMT+01:00) West Africa / Central European time

CALLING CODE

Electricity.

Type C (European 2-pin) Type E (French 2-pin, female earth)

Learn more about Tunisia

Best time to visit tunisia.

Tunisia boasts a Mediterranean climate in the north and an arid, desert-like climate in the south. The busiest months are July and August when the hot weather draws tourists to the beaches.

The coldest and wettest months are January and February, although the average rainfall for this period is still relatively low; many interior Saharan regions of Tunisia don't see rainfall for years.

March to May is a great time to visit as it's less crowded, the temperatures are cooler and the scenery is spectacular. November is considered the optimal time for trekking in the desert.

You may also want to factor in the holy month of Ramadan (the dates of which change yearly). Traveling during Ramadan presents benefits and challenges as many restaurants close and business hours can be interrupted. That said, it's a great opportunity to learn about the local culture and customs.

Culture and customs

Tunisia is an Arabic country with a strong sense of history and tradition, yet a good dose of modernity. The overwhelming majority are Arabic-speaking Muslims; nine in ten Tunisians are Amazigh (Berber), with the remainder a mix of European, African and Arab peoples.

These days social and political life in Tunisia is mostly secular. Since the Arab Spring – a region-wide revolutionary movement sparked in 2010 by the Tunisian Revolution – the Tunisians have enjoyed more religious and social freedom and greater democracy. Still, when traveling, it’s important to keep in mind the country’s Islamic culture. If Ramadan is on, be careful not to drink or smoke in the public presence of those practicing it.

Family is an important part of Tunisian life and a good topic of conversation when meeting new acquaintances. Wearing a headscarf is not necessary for women traveling in Tunisia (unless visiting mosques), but it pays to dress conservatively. Language-wise, French and Arabic are the officials, but English is increasingly prevalent – children are nowadays taught it at school.

Eating and drinking

Tunisian cuisine is a mix of Mediterranean, French, Italian, Turkish and Amazigh (Berber) influences. Seafood is popular in coastal areas in the north, while hearty regional classics like shakshouka (baked eggs in tomato) are common all over.

Two major staples of Tunisian cuisine are harissa (a spicy chili paste made with coriander and caraway seeds) and couscous (buttery semolina granules) which are also popular in neighboring countries like Morocco.

Must-try foods in Tunisia

Translating to couscous, this is Tunisia's national dish. The Amazigh people are thought to have created it as far back as the 3rd century. A simple yet delicious plate of seasoned couscous is usually accompanied by baked vegetables and chickpeas, or by beef, lamb or chicken.

2. Brik pastry

Brik, or 'brick', pastry comes in sweet and savory forms, but you'll likely stumble on the egg and meat-filled kind first. Though its name may suggest otherwise, the dough is relatively thin and delicate. You'll find this snack at street stalls across the country.

Not to be confused with the Moroccan version (that’s very different), Tunisian tajine is similar to a quiche or frittata – more of a European-style finger food. Typical ingredients are onions, spices and ground meat, all held together with egg and breadcrumbs and flavored with herbs and spices.

A fantastic option for vegetarians, lablabi is a hearty chickpea soup with liberal doses of cumin and coriander. Tuna or egg are sometimes added for extra punch, and some harissa doesn’t go astray. Capers or chopped almonds sometimes top the dish off.

5. Bambalouni (Tunisian doughnut)

Sweet toothed-travelers shouldn’t miss the ‘yo-yo’, also known as a bambalouni, or simply Tunisian doughnut. Deep fried, but with the subtlety of so many other sweets from the region, it’s often lightly flavored by rose water, orange blossom or lemon.

Geography and environment

Sandwiched between Libya and Algeria, Tunisia benefits from its location on the Mediterranean Coast. The south is characterized by arid plains and desert, which give way to rolling hills and fertile areas prime for cultivation in the north.

With a coastline along the Mediterranean Sea, Tunisia has plenty of white sand beaches that are popular with swimmers, surfers and divers. Tunisia's capital and largest city, Tunis, is mostly modern in design, except for the old medieval medina in the middle of town.

Tunisia is a treat for those who love to haggle the North African way. The country has many souqs and medinas where you can get a great price on local and authentic items. Shop for endemic spices, blown-glass perfume bottles, traditional ceramics and more.

You may like to purchase a Tunisian rug, which will be truly evocative of your stay in the region. Kairouan is a particularly good place to shop for a rug. Just look out for the ONAT (Office National de l’Artisanat Tunisien) stamp of approval on the back of your rug before you buy it to ensure it’s authentic.

A traditional Arabic shisha, also known as a hookah, is also worth considering as a souvenir. It’s the apparatus used to smoke the characteristic flavored tobacco of the Middle East . It’s not for everyone, of course, but travelers are known to buy them for their aesthetic qualities alone.

Festivals and events

International festival of sousse.

This three-week festival brings together a miscellanea of arts from across the country. See performances, eat African cuisine and enjoy the biggest carnival parade in Africa .

Festival of the Sahara

Held in Douz in the heart of the namesake desert, Festival of the Sahara started as a Bedouin marriage market but became a full-blown celebration of arts, culture and sports in the region. There’s delicious food, military parades, greyhound racing and much more.

Ulysses Festival

The legendary Greek king Ulysses is said to have immortalized the island of Djerba when he visited thousands of years ago. The island hosts this festival every year with cultural events and performances from across the Mediterranean.

Further reading

Tunisia travel faqs, do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

Do I need a visa to travel to Tunisia?

Visas are the responsibility of the individual traveler. Entry requirements can change at any time, so it's important that you check for the latest information.

You can check the entry requirements for your nationality on your government's foreign travel advisories, consular websites or  on our visa and entry requirements page.

Is tipping customary in Tunisia?

Tipping is expected by most service workers in Tunisia. Drivers, waiters, porters and other hotel staff will generally expect a small tip for serving you at a restaurant, showing you to your room or carrying your bags. Set aside some dinars for this.

What is the internet access like in Tunisia?

Internet access in Tunisia is growing, with internet cafes and Wi-Fi hotspots increasingly common in large cities, especially Tunis.

Can I use my cell phone while in Tunisia?

Cell phone coverage is generally good in Tunisia, especially in large cities. Coverage may not be available in more remote areas, especially if traveling through the desert. Ensure you have global roaming activated with your cell phone carrier before you leave home if you wish to use it while in Tunisia.

What are the toilets like in Tunisia?

You'll have to adjust to different standards of hygiene and sanitation while in Tunisia. The standard toilet in Tunisia (and throughout much of Africa) is of the squat variety and this may take some getting used to, although western-style toilets can be found in some hotels and tourist areas.

Public toilets are often equipped with just a hose, so you may want to carry a packet of tissues and hand sanitizer with you.

What will it cost for a…?

Cup of coffee in a coffeehouse = 1-2 TND Street food snack = 2-3 TND Basic lunch at a cafe = 6-10 TND Dinner in a restaurant = 15-20 TND

Can I drink the water in Tunisia?

Exercise caution when drinking water in Tunisia. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water. Instead, fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water. Ask your tour leader where filtered water can be found, some hotels we stay in may have drinking water available.

What is ATM access like in Tunisia?

ATMs can be found in large cities like Tunis but are less common in rural areas and smaller towns. It’s best to carry plenty of cash with you if you’re traveling out of the city.

What public holidays are celebrated in Tunisia?

• 1 Jan New Year’s Day
• 20 Mar Independence Day
• 21 Mar Youth Day
• 9 Apr Martyrs' Day
• 1 May Labour Day
• 16 May Start of Ramadan
• 14 June End of Ramadan
• 25 Jul Republic Day
• 13 Aug Women's Day
• 21–23 Aug Aid El-Kabir / Feast of Sacrifice
• 21 Sep Islamic New Year
• 7 Nov New Era Day
• 30 Nov The Prophet's Birthday

For a current list of public holidays go to:   http://www.worldtravelguide.net/tunisia/public-holidays

Are credit cards accepted widely in Tunisia?

Major credit cards are usually accepted by large hotels and shops in the cities and areas frequented by tourists, but are less commonly accepted by smaller vendors, in remote towns and rural areas. Make sure you carry enough cash for purchases, since credit cards aren't always an option in Tunisia.

Is Tunisia a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travellers?

Homosexuality is illegal in Tunisia and can be punishable by imprisonment. We recommend that LGBTQIA+ travelers carefully consider the risks of traveling to Tunisia and refer to your government’s foreign travel advisories.  Equaldex  and  ILGA  are other useful resources for LGBTQIA+ travelers.

Intrepid is aware of Tunisia’s legislation affecting LGBTQIA+ people – as a company these discriminatory laws do not reflect our values and we stand in solidarity with LGBTQIA+ travelers all over the world.

Intrepid Travel will continue to strive to build an inclusive company for our people and our customers, while continuing to support the vital contribution that tourism makes for local communities in Tunisia.

Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

Eden Reforestation Projects

Eden Reforestation Projects are helping to mitigate climate change by restoring forests worldwide; they also hire locally and create job opportunities within vulnerable communities. Donations from our trips support restoration across planting sites in 10 countries around the globe. Find out more or make a donation World Bicycle Relief

World Bicycle Relief provides people in low-income communities with bicycles to mobilize school kids, health workers, and farmers in far-out areas – giving them access to vital education, healthcare, and income. Donations help provide Buffalo Bicycles – specifically designed to withstand the rugged terrain and harsh environment of rural regions – to those who need them most. Find out more or make a donation

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

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Go to: Smart Traveller

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Go to:  UK Foreign Travel Advice

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From the US?

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The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

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The 15 best restaurants in Tunis

There are thousands and thousands of great restaurants in Tunis. Choosing the next restaurant to eat in might be a daunting task. Luckily, I am here to help you out! Want to know the best restaurant in Tunis. I have gathered the list of the 15 best restaurants in Tunis. If feeling adventurous, try them all, or select one or two spots.

Looking for more information about Tunis? Check out my ultimate Tunis travel guide!

List of the 15 best restaurants in Tunis

• Omek Sanafa
• Dar El Jeld
• Frederic Cassel
• Crepes Factory
• La Villa Bleue
• Restaurant Syrien Soryana
• Pizza Slice & Slicy
• Foundouk El Attarine
• Au Bon Vieux temps
• Restaurant Sultan Ahmet 
• Restaurant La Spigola

Where to eat in Tunis: The 15 best restaurants in Tunis

I love eating and traveling. For me, trying different foods and restaurants is one of the best things about traveling. But with multiple options, finding the best restaurants in Tunis might be challenging. Food and eating out have a significant role in the life of people in Tunis. So, if you are looking for a whole Tunis experience, then eating out is a must-thing to do. It’s time to get started! These are the 15 best restaurants in Tunis.

1. Omek Sanafa

What is it? Want to try Tunisian specialties? You have arrived at the right restaurant. Omek Sanafa is a cozy restaurant located in the heart of Tunis. This place doesn’t stand out with a fancy interior as all the focus is on food. Try Tunisian specialties such as akkod, madfouna, or kamounia. Sounds interesting, right?

Why choose it? Omek Sanafa’s Mezza plate is a must-try. A big plate of grilled meat, seafood, or a mix of both. Share this with a friend, family, or group of friends as the biggest Mezza can be shared with eight people. Perfection!

Where is it? 11 Street Echbilia Tunis Phone number: 71337601 Facebook

2. Dar El Jeld

What is it? Dar El Jelb is a beautiful five-star boutique hotel & spa. Located in the heart of Medina, nearby the famous Zaytuna Mosque and souks of Medina. So, when discovering the charming Medina, Dar El Jeld is one of the restaurants where I recommend having dinner.

Dar El Jeld restaurant is located next door in a traditional Medina-style house. There you enjoy Tunisian cuisine prepared with the best ingredients and best flavors. Another restaurant bar is on the rooftop of the hotel. Enjoy local dishes and cuisine from all over the world with a stunning view over Tunis.

Why choose it? The restaurant Dar El Jeld is very charming, and the location in La Medina is unique. Highly recommend coming here, as you need to experience the atmosphere in this area.

Where is it? 5 Rue Dar El Jeld, Tunis 1005, Tunisia Phone number: +21671560916 Official website

3. The Cliff - The best restaurants in Tunis

What is it? The Cliff is one of the best restaurant lounges in Tunis, located on the top of the cliff in La Marsa. This restaurant is about stunning views, elegant and modern style, and amusing lightning. Looking for a restaurant with Mediterranean fish and seafood dishes? The Cliff menu contains a large selection of fresh seafood dishes. According to their website, they offer more than 65 fish and seafood species. So, definitely a place for a great dinner!

Why choose it? If the stunning sunset and landscape aren’t enough yet, then maybe their wine list will make you want to visit this place. Happens to be that, The Cliff has the broadest wine selection in Tunisia. Tip! This restaurant is perfect for celebrating birthdays, dates, anniversaries, and business meetings.

Where is it? R. Sidi Dhrif, la Corniche، Avenue Sidi Dhrif, La Marsa 2078, Tunis, Tunisia. [email protected] Phone number: +21629777529 Official Website Facebook

What is it? During the holiday it’s nice to try all the exotic and new foods. But then, at some point, in the middle of all the exoticism, we start craving something more familiar. For that, pizza and pasta are great options. I am happy to tell you that a restaurant IT located in Le Palmier Du Lac serves the best pizzas in Tunis.

Why choose it? Super delicious Napolian style pizzas with the perfect crust. Check their Facebook and Instagram pages, and you will see what I am talking about. If you like truffles as much as I do, try their pasta linguine with truffles with extra truffles on the top. Yes, please!

Where is it? Le Palmier Du Lac, Rue de la Feuille d’Érable, Tunis. Phone number: +216 54 555 591 Facebook

5. Frederic Cassel

What is it? Maybe, I should say who it is? Instead of what is it? As Frederic Cassel is a multi-award-winning pastry chef from France. Besides France, they have also opened a restaurant lounge in Lac 2, Tunis.

In Frederic Cassel, you can enjoy breakfast, brunch, coffee, or dinner. This place is also a patisserie, so you can purchase sweet pastries and cakes. Note to yourself that, in Lac 2 area selling alcohol isn’t allowed, so you won’t enjoy your dinner with wine.

Why choose it? Try their delicious breakfast/brunch. We ordered a tray with pastries, Nutella, yogurt, Merguez, cutleries, cheeses, pancakes, coffee, and Tunisian Lemonade. A lot of things with very reasonable prices.

Where is it? Les Berges Du Lac 2, 1053 Tunis, Tunisia Email: [email protected] Phone number: +216 31 321 331 Facebook

6. Crepes Factory

What is it? I was amazed to find out how popular crepes are in Tunisia. Both sweet and savory crepes are served almost everywhere in Tunis. Now, I have a tasty restaurant succession for you if your heart beats for crepes. Crepes factory has already opened four restaurants in the Tunis area. Their menu contains sweet and savory crepes. But remember, those sweet ones are super sweet! Or how sounds a crepe with Nutella, salted caramel, whipped cream, and seasonal fruits.

Why choose it?

The best selection of crepes in Tunis. You must try their savory crepes with harissa, tuna, and mozzarella cheese. Ever since I have eaten my savory crepes with harissa!

Where is it? 15bis, rue Mouaouia Ibn Abi Soufiane, Menzah 5 3 rue de l’environnement, Les jardins de L’aouina N°1 immeuble Elite, rue lac biwa, Lac 1 Avenue Mouhammed V, Boumhel El-Bassatine Phone number: +216 99 960 994 Email: [email protected] Facebook

7. La Villa Bleue - The best restaurants in Tunis

What is it? Town Sidi Bou Said is known for its’ blue and white colors and cobbled streets. Its’ located nearby Tunis, and it is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Tunisia. But this time, I won’t talk about how picturesque this town is. Instead, we are talking about the best restaurants.

La Villa Bleue is the best restaurant in Sidi Bou Said. Period. The restaurant is located in five stars hotel that offers outstanding facilities and views. Even the place itself is already worth visiting, in addition, they have delicious food. They offer Tunisian and Mediterranean dishes with an elegant touch: lamb shank slowly baked in the Berber way, seared duck breast with honey and vinegar sauce, Mediterranean wild Sea Bass with old-fashioned Ratatouille and Molten chocolate cake.

Why choose it? If you are looking for a sophisticated restaurant, this is the perfect place for you. La Villa Bleau is definitely a high-end restaurant where food, atmosphere, facilities, and service are 5/5. I must add that this place has an excellent quality-ratio value.

Where is it? 68 rue Kennedy، Sidi Bou Said 2026, Tunisia Phone number: +216 71 742 000 Official website Facebook

8. Go! Sushi

What is it? Okay, as you might already know that Tunisia isn’t the country of Sushi. But I wanted to share where you get the best Sushi in Tunis. In case the sushi craving hits you. Restaurant Go! Sushi is located in a vibrant area El Manar 2. Their menu includes a large sushi selection: Nigiri, Maki, California, Sashimi, etc. But also grilled Yakitori skewers, poke bowls, and miso soup. This restaurant is always my number one choice when I want to eat Sushi.

Why choose it? The best Sushi in Tunis is served in Go! Sushi. They have taken the hygiene requirements seriously, so you can safely eat here.

Where is it? Impasse Youssef Rouissi ( collège Manar 2) Colisée Soula – Manar 2 Phone number: +216 25 701 107 E-mail: [email protected] Official website

9. Restaurant Syrien Soryana

What is it? Have you tried Syrian food yet? Restaurant Syrien Soryana is a perfect place to start exploring Syrian food. Rich and versatile Syrian cuisine has been influenced by Persians, Arabs, and Ottoman Turks. Restaurant Syrien Soryana’s menu consists of delicious dishes such as grilled meats, Fatayer, Tabbouleh, Hummus, Baba Ganoush, and kebabs. So, the menu has many great plates, so one visit to this restaurant isn’t enough.

Why choose it? You can’t leave Restaurant Syrien Soryana without trying their mouthwatering dessert, kunafa. Amazingly good! Crispy topping combined with creamy cheese filling and soaked with syrup. Kunafa is definitely, one of the best Middle East desserts. So, go to Restaurant Syrien Soryana and try it out.

Where is it? Farah Lake, Rue de la Feuille d’Érable, Tunis, Tunisia Phone number: +216 21 513 333 Official website Facebook

10. Pizza Slice & Slicy

What is it? Craving for a piping hot slice of pizza? Preferably with gooey, stringy cheese. Visit Pizzeria Slice& Slicy in La Marsa. They sell their pizzas in three sizes L, XL, and XXL. So, you won’t be hungry when leaving this restaurant. The restaurant itself is smallish but has a couple of tables inside and outside. Only chill and good vibes in this pizzeria.

Why choose it? Excellent pizzas with a generous amount of toppings and large in size. Enjoy with my favorite Tunisian soft drink Boga Cidre.

Where is it? Rue de l’Oued Nabhana, Marsa, Tunisia Phone number: +216 55 695 666 Facebook

11. Fondouk El Attarine - The best restaurants in Tunis

What is it? Fondouk El Attarine is a restaurant tea-room found in the lively area, La Medina. This area is full of life and has a unique atmosphere. Wander around in narrow, labyrinth-like streets and shop in charming boutiques. When feeling hungry, go to Fondouk El Attarine.

Besides the food, the place itself is already worth visiting. An impressive old house with a beautiful courtyard. The menu contains traditional Tunisian dishes: briks, chorba, salads, couscous, traditional dishes, and desserts. The prices are very reasonable.

Why choose it? Fondouk El Attarine sells Tunisian handicraft products. Perfect for purchases if you want to avoid the hustle and bustle of Souks in La Medina. If you didn’t buy souvenirs yet, now is a great opportunity.

Where is it? 9 Bis Souk El Attarine, Tunis, Tunisia Phone number: +216 71 322 244 Official website

12. Au Bon Vieux Temps - The best restaurants in Tunis

What is it? When visiting Tunis, the chances that you will end up in Sidi Bou Said are very high. At least on my first visit to Tunisia, I also visited Sidi Bou Said. So, this is another restaurant tip for Sidi Bou Said. In a restaurant, Au Bon Vieux Temps, you enjoy Tunisian and French cuisine. In the world culinary awards 2011, the restaurant was a nominee in Africa’s best restaurant category. Au Bon Vieux Temps offers high-quality food with a stunning sea view.

Why choose it? A perfect restaurant for special occasions: birthdays, celebrations, dates, and business meetings.

Where is it? 56 rue Hédi Zarrouk Sidi Bou Saïd -Tunisie Phone number: +216 71 744733 [email protected] Official website Facebook

13. Restaurant Sultan Ahmet

What is it? Restaurant Sultan Ahmet is focused mainly on Turkish cuisine, but they also serve Tunisian, Lebanese, and Syrian food. This place is everything about grilled meat skewers, slow-cooked meats enjoyed with fresh salads, yogurt dressing, and delicious flatbread. The generous portions will make your mouth water even before you taste it.

Why choose it? A fantastic selection of breakfast dishes and main courses. This is a restaurant for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. The best way to finish the heavy meal is Turkish coffee. Or, as we are in Tunisia, I guess I should say Arabic coffee ah-hah.

Where is it? 5 Impasse Azzouz Rebaï Manar 2, 1004 Tunis, Tunisia Phone number: +216 71 888 722 Official website Facebook

14. Dar Fatma

What is it? On your trip, I encourage discovering Tunisian cuisine thoroughly. Tunisian cuisine is very versatile and has so many delicious dishes. I want to share another Tunisian restaurant option to enjoy traditional Tunisian food. Dar Fatma is a Tunisian restaurant popular among locals, so authentic Tunisian food is guaranteed. The menu contains dishes such as briks, Slata Mechouia, couscous, and osben. Order a table full of multiple Tunisian dishes, and start discovering. So delicious!

Why choose it? One of the best restaurants in Tunis when it comes to authentic Tunisian cuisine. I recommend it for a person who wants to try local cuisine.

Where is it? Rue Ahmed Tlili, Ariana, Tunisia Phone number: +216 23 463 000 Facebook

15. Restaurant La Spigola

What is it? Restaurant La Spigola is specialized in Mediterranean and Italian cuisine, fresh seafood, and fish. A large counter at the entrance is full of fresh seafood, where you can choose what you would like to eat. If you are looking for a restaurant with fresh seafood, I highly recommend La Spigola. The restaurant is located in lively La Goulette. This area is found between a lake of Tunis and the Gulf of Tunis, and it has its’ own port. So, the location by the sea explains why this area has so many good seafood restaurants.

Why choose it? A wide selection of fresh seafood and fish at reasonable prices.

Where is it? 52, Avenue Franklin Rosvelt, 2060 La Goulette, Tunis, Tunisia Phone number: +216 71 738 345 Facebook

When it comes to food, Tunis has a lot to offer. Here’s my list of the 15 best restaurants in Tunis. Which restaurant would you add to the list? Let me know in the comments. Next time we will talk about the best cafes in Tunis. But in the meantime, read the list of the ten traditional foods. Those dishes are a must-try on your trip to Tunisia, so check it out.

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The 10 Best Restaurants In Tunis, Tunisia

Sitting on the tip of Tunisia on the Mediterranean, Tunis is a city alive with history and culture. The alleyways of the Medina are home to restaurants housed in former palaces, while French-style modern cuisine and seafood can be enjoyed on the city’s coastline. We have selected 10 traditional and not so traditional restaurants in Tunis that capture the flavour of this North African city.

A short walk away from Government Square along Kasbah street, Dar Slah is ideally located in the heart of the historical Medina. Dar Salah’s premises are in one of the Medina’s biggest former dwellings dating back some four centuries. Its owner showcases a sense of pride in the richness of Tunisian culture, ready to serve a sumptuous lunch brimming over with tradition. All dishes are prepared with fresh, seasonal produce and include the chef’s ‘black couscous’, a new take on the traditional dish cooked in squid ink. A date-filled maroudh and a mint tea are a perfect way to stretch this traditional experience to a sweet-filled end.

Dar Slah, 145, Rue de la Kasbah, La Medina, Tunis +216 71 26 10 26

In days gone by Fondouk El Attarine was a caravanserai where travelling salesmen used to station their caravans and beasts in order to rest after a long day’s journeying. Today, this magnificent bright edifice houses a luxury souk selling artisan jewelry, carpets and other handicrafts together with an elegant restaurant set in the fondouk’s luminous square patio. Today’s travellers can restore their energy with a healthy selection of typical Tunisian dishes including fresh mixed salads, fish tajines and pomegranate desserts. Far from its original purpose as an inn for slumber, Fondouk comes alive in the evening with local ceremonies and traditional music.

Fondouk El Attarine, 9 bis souk el attarine, Tunis +216 71 322 244

Situated on the banks of Lake Tunis, La Bô M carries a breath of fresh Tunisian air. Run by young Lyon-trained female chef Malek Laabidi, La Bô M proposes innovative cuisine based on high quality seasonal produce. Malek Laabidi likes to handpick her ingredients from the various local markets, focusing especially on vegetables, fruit or fish that will surprise her clients with a twist to otherwise traditional cuisine. The interior of La Bô M is simple, spilling out onto a sunlit terrace enclosed with marble archways, all reflecting the simple but enlightened cuisine of the talented Ms. Laabidi.

La Bô M, Avenue principale, Tunis +216 27 951 777

Salvaged from a ravaging fire, El Ali is the result of a transformation from a burned down residential building to a venue where culture and gastronomy live in harmony. El Ali ’s restaurant, serving typical Tunisian dishes, is housed in a covered courtyard with light pouring through the windows bordering the high roof. A literary café on the upper level of the building is a relaxing place for enjoying a book and soaking up the culture of Tunisia. This level leads up to a roof terrace with superb harmonious views looking over historical Medina with its mosques on one side and the Saint Vincent de Paul cathedral on the other.

El Ali, 45 bis, rue Jemaâ Zitouna, Tunis +216 71 32 19 27

Dar El Jeld

Dar El Jeld is a veritable museum of beautiful tiled walls, ornate wrought iron railings and a fine collection of Ottoman carpets rolled out across the floors. All echoing the regal ambience of the original 18th century mansion, which was transformed into a restaurant in 1987. Elegant tables await some of the best traditional food in Tunis, including the customary bricks and a host of other copious hors d’oeuvres, succulent grilled kebabs, whole grilled fish, and fish or lamb couscous. All food is accompanied by the sound of time-honoured music enhancing the authentic ambiance of old Tunis. Situated near the Kasbah and among the souks, Dar El Jeld also sells leather babouches, organic Tunisian oil and many other folkloric types of merchandise.

Dar El Jeld, 5 Dar El Jeld street, Tunis +216 71 560 916

Dar Zarrouk

Located in the cliff top coastal village of Sidi Bou Saïd, about twenty kilometers from Tunis, Dar Zarrouk blends in with the typical dazzling white villas and their blue shutters. Its terrace is an ideal spot for enjoying magnificent views of the crystal blue Mediterranean. The sophisticated interior also looks out on the Gulf of Tunis, and with its marble floors and ornately tiled walls is a place to relish a moment of calm. Likewise, the high rating ‘three fork’ food at Dar Zarrouk is a relishing experience offering a deluxe menu of freshly caught fish and imaginative variations on traditional dishes.

Dar Zarrouk, Rue Hédi Zarrouk, Sidi-Bou-Saïd +216 71 740 591

It is not easy to find Essaraya , a sumptuous restored palace hidden in the Medina’s labyrinth of souks. So it is opportune to come across a man clad in traditional attire and bearing a lantern waiting to guide clients to the restaurant’s entrance that opens into an enchanting fairytale décor. Essaraya is where dignitaries of old used to be closely waited on. Today the waiting staff follows in the footsteps of their forefathers never missing a detail as they serve guests in the various dining areas that range from open rooms to private alcoves. The menu covers the classics, including marka h’loua, sweet and sour lamb gently cooked with prunes, chestnuts, raisins and almonds, or kabkabou , a tasty fish stew. An interesting selection of desserts should not be missed before being guided back to present day Tunis.

Essaraya, 6 Rue Ben Mahmoud Boulevard Bab Menara, Tunis +216 71 560 310

Le Grand Café du Théâtre

Neighbouring the beautiful Art Nouveau architecture of the national theatre, Le Grand Café du Théâtre spreads across the wide pavement of the famous Avenue Habib Bourguiba, justifiably likened to the Parisian Champs-Elysées. Locals gather under the parasols of the vast terrace to drink coffee while observing the hustle and bustle of the busy avenue, or to sample the generous choice of European style snacks including freshly made pasta, pancakes, pizzas and sandwiches. The menu also proposes a selection of brasserie style food, another reminder of the influence of French culture that is omnipresent on this European side of Tunis.

Le Grand Café du Théâtre, Avenue Habib Bourguiba , Tunis +216 71 334 186

La Tavolata

For an authentic taste of Italy in Tunis, it is worth leaving the city centre for the residential suburb of Ennasr. Here all that is Italian can be found on a plate. From the chef’s succulent pizza cooked on the premises and garnished with Italian mozzarella to a variety of pasta dishes and risottos. The amazing fresh fruit desserts make the trip all the more worthwhile along with the friendly welcome from the staff. La Tavolata ’s lighthearted ambiance is reflected in the humoristic paintings adorning the walls including a new take on Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa.

La Tavolata, Avenue Hedi Nouira, Ennasr II, Tunis +216 71 829 202

Au Bon Vieux Temps

Far from being a chain, Au Bon Vieux Temps boasts two of the best restaurants in Tunis situated in the coastal resorts of La Marsa and Sidi Bou Saïd. The branch in La Marsa can be reached by rail and is conveniently situated opposite the station. Italian cuisine is a focus of the menu, complemented by fresh fish and excellent steak. The Sidi Bou Saïd branch lies on a cobbled street in the heights of Tunis. Its claim to fame is the passage of the renowned French author André Gide who resided here during the Second World War. The menu proposes a mouthwatering blend of authentic Tunisian and modern French cuisine reflecting a long history of two cultures.

Au Bon Vieux Temps (Sidi Bou Saïd), 56 Rue Hedi Zarrouk, Sidi Bou Saïd +71 744 733

Au Bon Vieux Temps (La Marsa), 1 rue Abou Kacem Chebbi, Tunis +216 71 774 322

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Top 5 Restaurants in Tunis, Tunisia

Tunis is the home of one of the best restaurants in the country offering typical Tunisian cuisine prepared impeccably and served in an excellent ambiance. Whether you are just passing by Tunis or you are planning to stay, these top five restaurants in Tunis that will make you feel at home.

Restaurant El Ali

Restaurant El Ali is located in one of the oldest houses in the Medina. The building is completely renovated and offer modern comfort in traditional ambiance. The menu changes with what is fresh and available. The predominant dishes are Tunisian cuisine cooked in the traditional way. You will enjoy the salads appetizers including a tasty brik. For main course try the fish with potatoes and vegetables seasoned to perfection or the chicken tajine with herbs and spinach. The staff is helpful and very attentive. You can accomplish a wonderful stay in this lovely restaurant with a nice souvenir from the hand-made collection of the owner of the restaurant. It is better to visit as part of a large group but if you happen to be by yourself, you will be welcomed and seated as long as there is enough space.

Restaurant Dar El Jeld

Restaurant Dar El Jeld is one of the top restaurants in Tunis, located very close to the Kasbah square. The décor is in the typical Ottoman style ornate and exuberant. The building is an 18th century mansion and serves the best Tunisian food in the country. Guest enjoy ambient Arabic music in the company of Oriental chandeliers, painted ceilings, thick carpets and walls adorned with colored tiles and carved stucco. Try the couscous aux fruit secs or the Loup Farci en Feuillete. Everything from starters to dessert is absolutely delicious. The service is excellent and you would wish to come back again and again.

Restaurant Chez Slah

Restaurant Chez Slah is said to be the best fish restaurant in Tunis. The atmosphere is almost homelike. The building is hidden in a little side street. The specialty of the house is fresh seafood, especially the grilled squid starter and the sea-bass as a main course. You have never tasted anything more delicious. If you can’t fully decide what to order ask the Manager for his recommendations. The service is professional, efficient and friendly. The food is perfectly cooked, tasty and amazing. The booking service is recommended because it’s a small restaurant.

Restaurant Dar Belhadj

Restaurant Dar Belhadj is an upscale place in typical Tunisian setting located in the medina between the two souks “El Attarine “ and “El Balgagia”. With a view over the Great Mosque “Ezzitouna”, a small alley will take you to the restaurant.  The establishment is well respected by the locals and preferred choice for dining away. The walls are decorated with beautiful tiles. The service is attentive, friendly and helpful. Start with the appetizers recommended by the waiter, then as a main course you can try the couscous or the agneau a la vapeur (steamed lamb). For dessert a must taste is the Tunisian cream with rose water and sprinkled with ground pistachio.

Restaurant El Walima

Restaurant El Walima can be described as an excellent experience. This little restaurant is well renowned for its great food and special atmosphere. The restaurant is owned by the granddaughter of Tunisia’s last Bey. The décor is one to make you feel like you are in the gracious home of the Bey. The plates are decorated in golden design, the candle holders are golden and the chairs are also golden color painted. The food is delicious and abundant. Whatever you choose to order will be prepared in a royal style.

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Best Tunisia Restaurants

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Restaurants in Tunisia

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• Restaurants Publié le 01-09-2022

Les plus beaux restaurants avec vue sur mer à Tunis

Quoi de plus agréable que de déjeuner ou dîner au bord de la mer ?

Voici quelques idées de restaurants avec vue mer:

Le Golfe : 

Restaurant Le Golfe vous offre une cuisine raffinée et de saison dans un cadre contemporain avec vue sur mer.

Adresse :  5, Rue El Arbi Zarrouk, Sidi Abdelaziz Marsa

 Zembretta - The Residence Tunis: 

A l'hôtel The Residence Tunis, vous avez le restaurant Zembretta avec une jolie vue sur la Plage Gammarth

Adresse : The Residence Tunis ,  Les Côtes de Carthage, Gammarth

Le Rocher de Gammarth :

Ce restaurant donnant sur la magnifique baie de Gammarth. On vous propose une carte méditerranéenne variée à base de produits frais, avec aussi une carte de tapas, une carte de sushis et une carte de pizzas.

Adresse :  Le Rocher de Gammarth Avenue Taieb Mhiri, Gammarth 

Blu Bar and Grill - Four Seasons Tunis :

Commandez la pêche du jour tout en profitant de l'air frais de la mer et de la vue sur le front de mer.

Adresse:  Hôtel Four Seasons, Zone touristique, Gammarth

Le Zahö :

L'endroit idéal pour se relaxer face à la mer. On se régale dans une ambiance chaleureuse, décontractée et très conviviale.

Adresse :  La Tour Blanche, Gammarth

Restaurant Le Grand Bleu :

Vivez une expérience culinaire unique et savoureuse au Restaurant Le Grand Bleu

Adresse :  Route Touristique de Gammarth

The Breeze - Mövenpick Hotel Gammarth:

Découvrez The Breeze, une adresse au cadre féérique pour gouter aux saveurs méditerranéennes face à la mer et la piscine.

Adresse:  B P 36, Av. Taieb Mhiri, La Marsa

C’est sur la plage de gammarth, que se trouve cette adresse incontournable. Les pieds dans le sable, les yeux dans l’eau et la tête dans les étoiles.

Adresse :  Le palace Gammarth 

L’italien Gammarth da Davide :

Dégustez les plats dans un cadre atypique et une ambiance cosy et conviviale.

Adresse :  Avenue Taieb Mhiri Complexe La Tour Blanche, Gammarth                     

Roof Top 360° - Dar El Marsa :

L'endroit idéal pour vos déjeuners ou aperitifs entre amis. Une offre variée et de qualité vous attend.

Adresse :  75 avenue Habib Bourguiba 2078 La Marsa

The Cliff: 

Au sommet des falaises, en surplomb sur la mer, à deux pas de Sidi Bou Said, la bâtisse années 20 qui abrite The Cliff offre un décor idyllique.

Adresse:  Sidi Dhrif, la Corniche، Av. Sidi Dhrif, La Marsa

La Villa Bleue :

Entre luxe et authenticité et une vue incomparable sur la Méditerranée, Decouvrez la Villa Bleue, vous pourrez apprécier un bon apéritif, un déjeuner ou un dîner face au paysage délicat de la Méditerranée.

Adresse :  68 rue Kennedy 2026 Sidi Bou Saïd

Dar Zarrouk :

Vivez une expérience gastronomique unique à Dar Zarrouk avec une vue à couper le souffle

Adresse :  Rue Hédi Zarrouk 2026 Sidi Bou Saïd

Au bon vieux temps :

Profitez d'une vue imprenable sur la baie de Tunis dans une ambiance sobre et épurée ! Ancienne demeure du célèbre écrivain André Gide.

Adresse :  Rue Hedi Zarrouk, Sidi Bou Saïd

La TOPAZE lounge :

Un nouveau fleuron de la restauration gastronomique à La Goulette, riche de ses différentes saveurs et à base de produits frais.

Adresse :  51 avenue Franklin Roosevelt, la goulette

Le RestÔ -  Villa Didon Carthage :

Enfin pour clôturer notre petit tour des restaurants avec vue mer, on se retrouve au restaurant Le RestÔ à la villa Didon avec une vue à couper le souffle.

Adresse :  Rue Mendes France Byrsa, Carthage

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