Chez Nada

“During Ramadan 2025 in Taroudant, I noticed a couple of tourists sitting at a street-facing table at a restaurant called Chez Nada. They were eating and told me that their food was quite good. I walked inside and looked around, and then I asked the waiter if I could look at the menu. I was delighted to see fresh salads and fruit salad, and several other things I might order later during my 13-days in Taroudant. My hotel has a limited menu that I was getting tired of, and I was delighted to find Chez Nada also has a pizza with anchovies, which is something I really enjoy. Later that night I returned and sat inside. I ordered skewers of turkey chunks with cherry tomatoes and green peppers, a mixed salad with multiple fresh vegetables and crisp baby lettuce, and a fruit salad. When my courses arrived, I was pleased to find a generous amount of pommes frites that were warm and on the crispy side and not greasy. I struggled to eat all my dinner and paid a mere 55 Dirhams and left a small tip. The following night I returned to Chez Nada and ordered the same dinner. It was excellent, well-prepared and filling. This time there were at least 12 young people, all from Germany, who were enjoying their pizzas, salads and sodas. You can be sure of having a well-prepared and nutritious meal at Chez Nada. It is very reasonably priced and worth trying. There is a clean flush toilet and a sink in a room off to the side. No debit or credit cards are accepted. Beers, wines and other alcoholic beverages are not available, but you can order bottled mineral waters, fresh orange juices, sodas, and coffee or tea. The front outside façade needs a sign saying "Chez Nada". For clarification, Restaurant Atlas has the same menu as Chez Nada, and the same owner, chef and waiter, and it is located at another area inside.