Naranj

MarrakechLebanese homestyle cuisine in the medina

  • 84 Rue Riad Zitoun el Jdid, Medina
  • Lebanese & Levantine cuisine
  • Open daily 12:30–22:30
  • Rooftop terrace
  • No alcohol — mocktails served
  • 4.7/5 · 3,000+ reviews (TripAdvisor 2025)
Naranj is a family-owned Lebanese restaurant tucked into Rue Riad Zitoun el Jdid in the heart of Marrakech's medina. Founded by Ruba, who has Lebanese roots and ran a restaurant in Vienna with her Syrian husband, Naranj brings authentic Levantine homestyle cooking to Morocco. The menu — mezze, hummus, tabbouleh, fatet batinjane, freekah with lamb — is built on fresh local produce sourced daily from the market. The rooftop terrace is one of the best sunset spots on the street. No alcohol is served; the mocktails are house-made.

Menu

  • Fatet batinjane — layered eggplant with minced meat and yogurt sauce
  • Freekah with slow-cooked lamb

Mezze selection

  • Hummus, falafel, kibbeh, tabbouleh
  • Freshly baked pita bread served with every meal
  • House-made mocktails with Levantine-inspired flavours

Location

Marrakech

Directions

Opening hours

  • Monday12:30 to 22:30
  • Tuesday12:30 to 22:30
  • Wednesday12:30 to 22:30
  • Thursday12:30 to 22:30
  • Friday12:30 to 22:30
  • Saturday12:30 to 22:30
  • Sunday12:30 to 22:30

FAQs

Menu highlights at Naranj include:

  • Fatet batinjane — layered eggplant with minced meat and yogurt sauce
  • Freekah with slow-cooked lamb
  • Hummus, falafel, kibbeh, tabbouleh
  • Freshly baked pita bread served with every meal
  • House-made mocktails with Levantine-inspired flavours

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