Flying out of Fes and wondering where to eat at Fes-Saiss Airport? Serving Morocco’s spiritual and cultural capital, this mid-sized airport offers a deliberately pared-down selection of dining options. This guide provides a neutral, factual overview of the airport’s food outlets based on official information from the National Airports Office (ONDA), so you know exactly what to expect.
In short: eating at Fes Airport
- Number of outlets: two listed food points.
- Where: in the public hall and in the airside (post-customs) area.
- Types: dining and ice cream/desserts.
- Good to know: limited selection; plan to eat beforehand if needed. Official source = ONDA.
The cafés and restaurants at Fes-Saiss Airport
Here are the food outlets listed at Fes Airport according to ONDA, along with their location. This is an informational list, with no ranking or reviews.
| Outlet | Location | Type (indicative) |
|---|---|---|
| Medina | Public hall | Dining |
| Sud Ice | Public hall / Airside | Ice cream / desserts / snacks |
The official reference is the Fes Airport page on the website of the National Airports Office (ONDA). It is the most reliable source for the up-to-date offering.
A limited offering: what that means for you
Let’s be upfront: Fes-Saiss Airport is smaller than Casablanca or Marrakech, and its dining options are limited. In practice, you’ll find something to drink and a bite to eat, but don’t count on a wide choice of restaurants. One outlet is accessible in the public hall (before security), the other is present both in the public hall and in the airside area (after security). Opening hours may vary depending on passenger numbers and the time of your flight.
Our tips so you don’t leave hungry
- Eat before the airport: the safest option. Have a proper meal in town or at your accommodation before your transfer.
- Bring a snack: a sandwich or some fruit (dried, preferably) will tide you over, especially for an early-morning flight.
- Plan for off-peak times: in the very early hours or late at night, outlets may be closed or very limited.
- Halal: food service in Morocco is overwhelmingly halal.
We remain neutral: we don’t judge the quality of the outlets, we simply tell you what exists and how to plan ahead.
Alternatives and trip planning
To plan your journey to the airport, check out our comparison of transfers from Morocco’s airports. To stay connected as soon as you arrive, see our guide to Wi-Fi at Fes Airport. And if you’re still torn on your itinerary, our Marrakech or Fes comparison may help you decide.
FAQ — Fes Airport restaurants
Are there restaurants at Fes Airport?
The selection is limited: two food outlets are listed, in the public hall and in the airside area. You may want to plan on eating before you arrive.
Can you eat after security?
One outlet is listed as present in the airside area (after security), in addition to the public hall. Opening hours, however, depend on flight schedules.
Is it better to eat before arriving?
Yes—given the limited offering, having your meal in town or at your hotel before the transfer is the safest option, especially for an early-morning flight.
Where can I find the up-to-date official list?
On the official ONDA website, under the cafés & restaurants section for Fes-Saiss Airport.
Summary
Fes-Saiss Airport offers a dining selection limited to two outlets. Enough for a drink and a snack, but it’s best to plan a proper meal before you arrive. For the most recent information, rely on the official ONDA source. Have a great trip !
Photo credit
Illustration: Departure Hall of Gonggar Airport.jpg — AlexHe34 (CC BY-SA 3.0), via Wikimedia Commons.
