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Arsat El Bilk cafe, Marrakech - Marrakesh
Arsat El Bilk cafe, Marrakech
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Marrakesh Restaurants: Dining reviews and photos of Cafés posted by real travelers and Marrakesh locals.
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Cafés: Good for a drink, bad value sandwiches
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  • This cafe on a small square next to the carpet souk has a terrace downstairs and on the roof. Great views, great place to stop for a drink at the regular touristprices (10 dh for tea or a softdrink). However, beware the sandwiches! Especially the 'vegetariana' is bad value at 40 dh for a dry piece of bread with a scraping of avocado and two slices of tomato. No really - nothing else included.
    If you are hungry, walk for another 5 minutes until you reach the Jmaa el Fna and have a nice tajine, couscous or omelet at Chez Chegrouni, for the same price.

    A Coca cola with rooftop views.

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  • Theme: Other
  • Price: less than US$10    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: more expensive than average
  • Address: 75 Rahba Lakdima, Marrakech Medina
  • Directions: North off the Jmaa el Fna, on the north side of the Placa Rahba Kedima, next to the carpet souk.
  • Website: http://www.cafedesepices.net/

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    Cafés: The No-Name Cafe
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  • The excellent fruit cocktail drink - Marrakesh
    The excellent fruit
    cocktail drink
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    One of our favourite cafes in the medina was this nameless place just before the turn off on Rue Bab Agnaou for Hotel Central Palace. They specialise in yoghurts and fruit drinks , and the prices are so good you'll keep coming back for more. A pint glass sized fruit cocktail cost only 13Dh, while you can get a fresh yoghurt or smoothie for 4Dh. You could also try their signature bamboo juice, at 5Dh a glass.

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  • Theme: Local
  • Address: Rue Bab Agnaou
  • Directions: The cafe has no name so it's difficult to find. It's the last cafe on the east side of Bab Agnaou before the turn off for Hotel Central Palace. Look out for the Bamboo Juice machine at the entrance.

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    Cafés: A mythical place inside the downtown
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  • Built in the 20s at the French protectorate era, this place used to be a café, hotel and postal relay (where comes its name) located in the new city of Marrakech. It has been transformed later into a hotel-café-restaurant by the Glaoui pasha.

    Recently restored keeping its pure tradition by the owners of the establishments La Cantine du Faubourg, Le Quinzième in Paris and Bô-Zin in Marrakech, the “Grand Café de la Poste” has brought back its charm and magic thanks to a sublime decoration.

    This place offers calm ambiance where we taste some delicious meals (breakfasts, lunches, dinners), prepared by the two chefs Cyril Lignac and Sana Gamas, in the lounge, the mezzanine, the pergola or the terrace.

    A brewery service is proposed during all the day.

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  • Theme: Local
  • Price: US$31-40    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: more expensive than average
  • Address: Angle Bd El Mansour Eddahbi et Avenue Imam Malik
  • Phone: 00 212 24 43 30 38
  • Directions: Right in front of the post office of Gueliz
  • Website: http://www.grandcafedelaposte.com
  • Other Contact: For Reservation:resa@grandcafede

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    Cafés: 7 AM - 11 PM (No alcohol) Excellent Fast Italian
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  • by Mary Mimouna, Marrakesh Restaurant Reviewer

    Open seven days a week, and serving food from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, La Flamme Restaurant/Cafe (no alcohol) is a clean and comfortable, family-friendly modern restaurant, offering Italian food in a relaxed indoor-outdoor setting, offering superb food and a courteous professional staff. Greeting diners inside is floor-to-ceiling mahogany paneling, plenty of light, and comfortable upholstered easy chairs and loveseats.

    All of our food was delicious, and exquisitely presented. We could tell there was someone in the kitchen who really enjoys cooking!

    The mostly Italian menu features breakfasts with eggs available (15-35 DH); Panini sandwiches (30-42 DH); main-course salads (45-55 DH); pasta dishes 60-75 DH); savory crepes (30-40 DH); pizza (40-70 DH); meat main courses (80-95 DH); fish dishes (95 DH); and duck (110 DH). An amazing array of deserts are on the menu, such as sweet crepes (30 DH) and ice-cream sundaes (45-60 DH). Beverages, including many fresh juices, range from 14 DH to 35 DH for shakes and non-alcoholic cocktail mixes. ). Beverages are bit expensive, from 14-35 DH ($2-$4), so that tends to push up the final bill a bit. (Being a cafe, as well as a restaurant, it seems more is charged proportionately for beverages and desserts because of those patrons who spend time, but order only these.)

    One of the best things about La Flamme is that Marrakesh residents no longer need to wonder where they can go for superb food and drink in the off hours of 2:30 PM to 7:30 PM. During these times, one can choose from at least seven different types of Panini sandwiches (served with fries), or from a selection of multiple sweet or savory crepe dishes--in addition to desserts such as ice cream sundaes.

    Breakfast is served from 7:00 AM to 11:30 AM. Lunch is served from 12:30 to 3:00 PM. Dinner is served from 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM. Open from 7:00 AM to Midnight, there is always SOMETHING that can be ordered off the menu at any hour of the day. No credit cards accepted.

    Panini with Salmon; Crepe Maison; Salad with Hot Goat Cheese Triangles and Argan Oil; Tagliatelle Alfrédo; Salade La Flamme; Mixed Carrots, Zucchini, and Green Beans. There are also plenty of choices here for vegetarians. We recommend you drink an ice-cold "Citron Presse," (fresh lemonade, but you need to mix in your own sugar and water at the table).

  • Theme: Italian
  • Price: US$11-20    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: about average
  • Address: Angle Blvd. Abdelkrim Khattabi et Rue Deraa-Gueliz
  • Phone: 024-43-68-38
  • Directions: The café is located on the Guilez end of Mohamed V (the main drag), where several streets intersect with the Route de Casablanca, right on the pointed angle corner of the Route de Targa.
  • Other Contact: laflammecafe@menara.ma

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    Cafés: Best Pizza in Marrakech
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  • The Chat Qui Rit (Laughing Cat) is a local favorite in Marrakech. The restaurant is spacious with bright decorations. The owner, Bernard, is from Corsica and does a wonderful job of mixing Italian and French Cuisine. He also decorated the restaurant himself aiming to replicate a provence interior that reminds me of a Vangogh painting.

    The prices are very reasonable and an average meal probably runs 100 dhs- 150 dhs including wine.

    Bernard greets each guest, and after a few visits you will be on a first name basis. As a tourist just passing through you will see a great mix of people including expats and Moroccans a like that come to enjoy home made pasta, pizzas and an amazing creme brulee!

    I love the salade calanque which has calamari, grilled eggplant, grilled peppers, greens, and sundried tomatoes. The Salmon tartare is another great starter. Also I recommend the Pasta Verde!

  • Theme: Italian
  • Price: US$11-20    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: less expensive than average
  • Address: 92, Rue Yougoslavia
  • Phone: +212 (0) 24 43 43 11
  • Directions: The restaurant is locates in Gueliz between the Royal Theatre and the Bagatelle Restaurant.

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    Cafés: Cakes and coffee
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  • This big shop sells biscuits, cake and icecream in the front.
    Check out all the lovely cakes on offer, and decide which one you want. Then, elbow your way through the crowd to the back of the shop and sit down in the Salon de The. Order your drink and cake, or have an icecream, and relax. My favourite time for a visit is in the evening after dinner. Skip dessert at the restaurant and come here! The shop and salon are nice and quiet, service is super-fast.
    Prices are great: cakes for 15 - 20 dh, coffee for 6 - 10 dh. They serve moroccan coffee or Illy espresso. Icecream sorbets for around 30 dh.

    A noss-noss (half coffee, half hot milk) with a piece of cake - any of the gateaux!

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  • Theme: Local
  • Price: less than US$10    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: less expensive than average
  • Address: Rue des Princes
  • Directions: Walking down the Rue des Princes / Rue Bab Agnaou from the Djemaa el Fna the tearoom is on your left, halfway down the street.

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    Cafés: mint tea and mohallabia
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  • chai and mohallabia. what more would one want? - Marrakesh
    chai and mohallabia. what more
    would one want?
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    The Restaurant l'Etoile à Marrakech is yes a restaurant, but I guess it is more popular as a tea-room. It's just off Djema el Fnaa and has quite a nice decor inside - art deco, actually. Considering its location, it's frequented mostly by local people rather than tourists, which is normally a good sign.

    We went there after dinner, in search of a mohallabia - and it was the only place where we found it near Djema el fnaa. Quite good mohallabia and delicious mint tea. Service is slow, don't go there if you are in a hurry.

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  • Theme: Bakery
  • Price: less than US$10    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: less expensive than average
  • Address: rue Bab Agnaou
  • Directions: just off djema el fnaa. Rue Bab Agnaou is the little pedestrian street with banks and travel agents

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    Cafés: café-patisserie-restaurant - whatever !
  • Satisfaction:
  • At this restaurant or perhaps better described as a "café-patisserie-restaurant" you can have great ice cream sundaes or sit down for a pizza or some local dishes. Plenty of wholesome dishes and served efficiently including gateaux. Non alcoholic beer is available and of course mint tea as well as most soft drinks. You can sit in an AC room or in the courtyard or on the terrace upstairs overlooking the busy pedestrianised street called Derb Bab-Agnaou that runs from the big square south to Hotel Tazi.

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  • Theme: Eclectic/International
  • Price: US$11-20    » Currency Converter
  • Comparison: less expensive than average
  • Address: Derb Bab-Agnaou

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