The restaurant
First, the restaurant: a West African kitchen in the heart of Marrakech, serving thieb, yassa, mafe-style simmers and street classics with the music up and the welcome warm.

Fig. 01 · The dining room
Restaurant. Epicerie. Traiteur
The flask on the sign is not a joke. Le Labo Africain treats African cooking like a craft worth experimenting with, plate after plate.

First, the restaurant: a West African kitchen in the heart of Marrakech, serving thieb, yassa, mafe-style simmers and street classics with the music up and the welcome warm.

Fig. 01 · The dining room
Second, the epicerie: house-made jars, starting with our own peanut butter, so the flavours of the kitchen can ride home in your bag.

Fig. 02 · House peanut butter
Third, L'Atelier: our traiteur and culinary studio arm, cooking for your events with the same hands that run the Friday thieb.

Fig. 03 · Catering spread

Fig. 04 · Service, toasted

Fig. 05 · The purple uniform
A young team in embroidered purple, proud of where the recipes come from. On Africa Cup nights the whole room wears its colours.
Recipes stay true to their roots. Spice levels honest, portions generous.
Market produce, house sauces, everything from scratch. The lab only ships what passes the taste test.
Students, families, homesick Dakarois, curious Marrakchis. Pull up a chair.
We are at 5 Av. 4eme D.M.M., a short hop from the city centre.

Fig. 06 · The sign on Av. 4eme D.M.M.