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The best bistros and brasseries Morocco

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2024

LA VILLA CANAILLE

Marrakech

Bistro and brasserie • €€

4/5

(1 review)

Here we do not renounce its origins: French cuisine is in honor, and it is ... Read more

+212 6 50 92 97 42

2024

GRAND CAFÉ DE LA POSTE

Marrakech

Bistro and brasserie • €€

2.8/5

(6 reviews)

A café-restaurant with the look of a chic and retro brasserie. Large ... Read more

+212 5 24 43 30 38

2024

L'ARDOISE GOURMANDE

Agadir

Bistro and brasserie • €€

1/5

(1 review)

If you're in the mood for real French cuisine, this is the place for you. ... Read more

+212 6 25 99 64 18

2024

VILLA BOGA BOGA

Casablanca

Bistro and brasserie • €€

Close to the clubs and nightclubs of La Corniche, this restaurant with its ... Read more

+212 5 22 79 79 60

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LE PETIT POUCET

Casablanca

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A traditional French brasserie where you can find traditional salads and ... Read more

+212 5 22 27 54 20

2024

LE TAPIS ROUGE BY LITTLE NORWAY

Agadir

Bistro and brasserie • €€

Situated near the corniche and close to the major hotel complexes, this ... Read more

+212 5 28 84 08 48

2024

LE RIAD DES VIGNES

Mohammedia

Bistro and brasserie • €€

In this beautiful villa in the middle of the Moroccan countryside, you are ... Read more

+212 5 23 29 84 66

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Practical information : Take a break Morocco

Timetable

Bars and cafés are generally open all day, from 8 or 9 am until 5 or 10 pm. People come there to start the day with a breakfast of flaky pancakes, tea or coffee and orange juice. They are also very popular with Moroccan families for snacks. The atmosphere can therefore be noisy.

Timetable

Bars and cafés are generally open all day, from 8 or 9 am until 5 or 10 pm. People come there to start the day with a breakfast of flaky pancakes, tea or coffee and orange juice. They are also very popular with Moroccan families for snacks. The atmosphere can therefore be noisy.

Budget & Tips

In the north of Morocco, some bars have retained the Spanish custom of drinking with tapa. Perfect for eating on the go!

Budget & Tips

In the north of Morocco, some bars have kept the Spanish custom of drinking with tapa. Perfect for eating on the go!

Age restrictions

Moroccans can consume alcohol from the age of 18, even though in the Muslim religion alcohol is not allowed.

What's very local

The vast majority of bars do not sell alcohol, the country's flagship drink being mint tea! However, some have a license and offer a good selection of beers, wines and sometimes cocktails. Ask for information on the spot.

What's very local

The vast majority of bars do not sell alcohol, the country's flagship drink being mint tea! However, some have a license and offer a good selection of beers, wines and sometimes cocktails. Ask for information on the spot.

Kids

Young people can legally go to clubs from the age of 18. Before, it is unthinkable, regardless of age.

Smokers

Just like in restaurants, you can enjoy a cigarette on the terrace with your coffee or mint tea.

Smokers

Despite the law adopted by Parliament in 2008, some establishments are still smoked out at night. The fines, ranging from 10 to 50 DH, do not have a persuasive effect.

Tourist traps

Unfortunately, some people will guide you in the wrong direction, and ask you for money to find your way back! Be careful and don't ask for help if you don't need it.