At home, wherever you travel.
Breakfast, lunch or dinner at a Moroccan family's table. Say what you would like and what you will pay, and families nearby answer with what they are cooking.
Coming later? Book a table ahead, for a day up to two weeks away, near where you will be.
You name the price, around 120 MAD a person · paid in cash, directly to the family
ALI is receiving guests this week.
You name the price
A family answeredExample
Dinner · Rfissa, with the msemen torn by hand
At 19:30120 MAD
- 120MAD
- a person for a usual dinner, and you name it
- 1
- family receiving guests this week
- 0MAD
- to ask for a table now. You pay the family, in cash
You name the price.
Not a menu you obey: an offer you make. Say what a meal is worth to you. A family accepts it, or proposes her own, and you choose. You pay her in cash at the table; only a table booked ahead carries a booking fee, paid online and taken off her price.
Homnna installs from the browser, on the phone you have.
Dinner within 2 hours for 2 guests, around 120 MAD each.
This is the whole form. Every underlined word is yours to change.
120MADyours to change
How it works
Three steps, and no surprise at the end of them.
Say what you would like
How many of you and your price, for a meal within two hours. First time: your email and your ID.
Choose a family
Families near you say which meal they serve, at what time and at what price. You choose one.
The address, at once
Your ID was checked at sign-up, so nothing waits. You pay the family in cash, at the table.
What actually happens
You are let in at the street door and your shoes come off. There is bread on the table before anything else, and tea poured from a height. The family eats with you: this is their dinner, not a service. You pay at the end, in cash, the price you agreed, and nobody expects a tip.
A Moroccan saying: “He who opens his house opens his heart.”
How we keep it safe
You are walking into a stranger's home, and you are not asked to trust blindly.
- Families are checked
- A hygiene charter
- Reviews go both ways
- Her meal, her time
Before you sit down
What a Moroccan home puts on the table, when, and how to be a guest at it.
Photographs: Wikimedia Commons (3)
- Tea poured over a tray of glasses, beside a plate of harchaby Khammal92,CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped and resized
- Breakfast in Tangier: msemen, eggs, honey, olives and teaby Alexey Komarov,CC BY-SA 4.0, resized
- A couscous with seven vegetables, in Fèsby Beata Gorecka,CC BY-SA 3.0, resized
Where Homnna works
We started in Morocco, where opening your home to a traveller is older than any app. More countries are next: a family's table is the same idea everywhere.
- Casablanca
Questions
The price, the cash, the tip, the tea instead of wine: the answers to what travellers ask first.