Where to Eat Well in Tunis: 10 Restaurants — theculturetrip.com

A short walk away from Government Square along Kasbah street, Dar Slah is ideally located in the heart of the historical Medina. Dar Salah’s premises are in one of the Medina’s biggest former dwellings dating back some four centuries. Its owner awaits his clients with a sense of pride in the richness his Tunisian culture, ready to serve a sumptuous lunch brimming over with tradition. All dishes are prepared with fresh, seasonal produce and include the chef’s ‘black couscous’, a new take on the traditional dish cooked in squid ink. A date-filled maroudh and a mint tea are a perfect way to stretch this traditional experience to a sweet-filled end.

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