Les Négociants

“Established in 1936 this is the main meeting point for the locals. It's always busy. Locals just sit here, drink Moroccon tea, smoke, and gab... for hours, generally sitting facing the street. The service is excellent. Food, although basic, but very tasty. Tea, coffee and juices are great too. Prices are reasonable. Coffee from 17MAD to 22MAD. Meals from 28 dirhams etc. I have added a picture of the full menu which is just a single page. Languages spoken are French, Arabic, and some English.”

“Came here around 3pm on a Thursday and could get seated without a wait. The place was at about 50% capacity and you could easily sit inside or outside. We ordered the orange juice and cappuccino, which were great! We were a little disappointed by the yoghurt with fruit because there was very little fruit in it, so I am giving this spot 4 stars”

“This is a really nice cafe in the Gueliz area right next to Diwane Hotel. It is spacious with options to sit inside and out. It has been around since 1936 and has become a landmark of the Gueliz area. It was probably frequented by colonials at tge time but has now become a hangout foe locals. The best thing to do in Marrakesh is to not have breakfast at your hotel but to go out to places like this for local flavour. We had breakfast and coffee, and all was good. Plus, they make their own bread. Reasonable prices, too! Perfect place to sit and observe Marrakesh hub hub.”