Le Jardin d’Eau – Boulevard du 20 Aout, Agadir 80000
Located some 200m from the waterfront and adjacent to Le Z Restaurant Bar Tapas, Le Jardin d’Eau was visited twice in our week’s stay in Agadir, December 2023. It was here we chose to dine on December 25th.
Le Jardin d’Eau is a large, spacious restaurant seemingly divided into two parts, with smoking tolerated in the lower section. The majority choose the raised area where a bar is situated and is the hub for the live (karaoke) singer each evening.
There is a – water garden – which one encounters en route to the facilities. Beyond that lies a bar proper, complete with pool table and a large screen for showing football. There also is a separate entrance to this bar.
The range of local Bier impressed, the prices remain standard across the tourist area.
On visit #1, we were both in the mood for Italian. Hector had an impressive Seafood Pasta whilst Marg had Spaghetti Bolognaise which, of course, was nowhere near as good as served at home. Still, the pile of meat was remarkable.
On the festive day it had to be Moroccan. Lamb Tajine with Prunes, twice, was ordered. Having shared a massive Chicken Tajine two days previosuly at Tiout, which was accompanied by a Vegetable Couscous, we considerd a Couscous to share. Our, by then, familair waiter advised a side portion of Couscous. A half bottle of local Posé wine accompanied, along with the statutory Grand Almès (Sparkling Water). Excellent food, and filling.
For reasons to do with categories of appetite, dessert followed.
Given that our local, Le Z was closed, and we did not fancy the trek north to Restaurant Jardino, the plan was to stay put. We took a table adjaent to the restaurant bar and were accordingly serenaded. This Casablanca was Hector’s first indoor + smoke-free Bier in Maroc.
We were last to depart.
