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Where to eat

Essaada Restaurant

مطعم السعادة

A family table serving Testour’s Andalusian cooking in a courtyard house.

The story

Mermez, meatballs with quince and honey pastries. The dining room opens onto a tiled courtyard where tea is served at the end of the meal.

Also in Testour

  1. 01Great Mosque of TestourHeritageThe town’s Andalusian landmark, famous for the minaret clock whose hands turn backwards.
  2. 02Banks of the MedjerdaNatureA shaded walk along Tunisia’s longest river.
  3. 03The Olive HouseWhere to stayA restored Andalusian guesthouse, five rooms around a courtyard.
  4. 04Rabbi Fradji Chaouat SynagogueHeritageA pilgrimage site bearing witness to Testour’s long Jewish presence.