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Best Cafés in Casablanca (2026)

Café culture runs deep in Casablanca, and it comes in two distinct forms. On one side are the traditional places: the Moorish café inside the Sqala bastion on the edge of the medina, with its garden and ocean views, and Pâtisserie Bennis in the Habous, a family-run pastry shop dating back to the 1930s and famous for its gazelle horns and chebakia. Classic pavement cafés such as Café de France on United Nations Square carry on the city's French-influenced habit of lingering over a coffee and watching the world go by.

On the other side is a newer generation of modern coffee shops. Bondi Coffee Kitchen and Belati Coffee serve espresso-based drinks and healthy dishes in contemporary interiors, and they are comfortable places to work or meet friends. For something sweet, Amande et Miel specialises in almond and honey pastries. Most cafés open from the morning into the evening, and mint tea is available almost everywhere. During Ramadan, many cafés change their daytime hours, so check before setting out. Carry some cash, as smaller cafés do not always accept cards.

6 places · Updated October 27, 2026

Our top 3 cafés in Casablanca

  1. La Sqala Moorish café and Moroccan restaurant, Ancienne MédinaA Moorish café and Moroccan restaurant inside the 18th-century Sqala bastion on the edge of the old medina, with an Andalusian garden and views towards the Atlantic.
  2. Pâtisserie Bennis Habous Moroccan pastry shop, HabousA family-run pastry shop in the Habous quarter, dating from the 1930s, known for trays of handmade gazelle horns, chebakia and almond briouates.
  3. Café de France Parisian-style café and brasserie, Centre VilleA classic Parisian-style café on United Nations Square, between the old medina and the modern centre, serving coffee, pastries and French dishes from breakfast to dinner.

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1. La Sqala

Moorish café and Moroccan restaurant$$Ancienne Médina

A Moorish café and Moroccan restaurant inside the 18th-century Sqala bastion on the edge of the old medina, with an Andalusian garden and views towards the Atlantic.

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3. Café de France

Parisian-style café and brasserie$$Centre Ville

A classic Parisian-style café on United Nations Square, between the old medina and the modern centre, serving coffee, pastries and French dishes from breakfast to dinner.

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5. Amande et Miel

Pastry café$$Centre Ville

An elegant café in central Casablanca devoted to almond and honey sweets, serving soft cakes, crunchy biscuits, teas and coffees daily from morning to evening.

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6. Belati Coffee

Modern coffee shop$$Centre Ville

A stylish, modern coffee shop in central Casablanca serving espresso drinks, lattes and teas, suited to a quiet break, a catch-up with friends or a few hours of work.

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