Set in a tumbledown riad by a splashing fountain, this old-fashioned cafe is a pleasant place for coffee or juice, and convenient to Jnan Sbil and the mellah (Jewish quarter). Outside is its namesake, a waterwheel slowly collapsing into the stream that flows through the park. The entrance is outside the garden on the south side.
Café Restaurant La Noria
Fez
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