Casablanca · % Arabica Casablanca، N°144 angle boulevard d'anfa et, Rue La Fontaine, Casablanca 20250, Morocco
4.1 (1258 avis Google)Café à Casablanca.
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4.8 km du centre-ville
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% Arabica Casablanca، N°144 angle boulevard d'anfa et, Rue La Fontaine, Casablanca 20250, Morocco
Lun-Dim 07:00–23:00
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“The best coffee in Casablanca, if not all of Morocco.. at least in my experience so far. The coffee is consistently excellent, and the staff are incredibly friendly. As a regular customer, I’ve gotten to know most of them, and they’ve become friends over time. The atmosphere is perfect if you’re looking for a place to work on your laptop. It’s comfortable, welcoming, and encourages productivity. Overall, I’ve had nothing but great experiences here, and I highly recommend stopping by for a visit. You won’t be disappointed.”
“Great experience at Coffre Arabica ☕ The coffee is really good the atmosphere is cozy and everything is well organized Special thanks to Ayman Moro and Aya super friendly professional and always welcoming Definitely a place worth visiting highly recommended 👌👏🍍
“Arabica is a well-known international franchise, so it doesn’t really need an introduction. I ordered a white mocha, which was noticeably milkier than usual. The location is excellent and the atmosphere is very pleasant — a comfortable spot that works well for sitting down and getting some work done.”
“Good vibes, popular place I noticed. Very fast, good service. Great staff. thank you 👍”
“Great vibe like all the % Arabica cafes worldwide. The coffee was consistent with the usual brew quality. The service was not necessarily the most welcoming, but professional and efficient. I bought a bag of coffee beans, and while it’s great that they roast it fresh and right there, they over-roasted what was supposed to be a medium roast, and the taste at home just wasn’t great, no matter how I tried to dial it in.”
“Overpriced coffee. I don’t usually visit coffee chains and prefer local coffee spots or roasteries, though options are limited in Casablanca. There was nothing special about the coffee, and my flat white had a bitter aftertaste. The seating was also very uncomfortable.”