Magic Coffee

“Cool atmosphere, very basic. But I like because its local place. Went there 2x, and will coming like daily base. herbal coffee is good. Msemen with honey and cinnamon, try that ! Recommended! ✨️❤️✨️❤️”

“It was such a fun experience seeing how the coffee was made. Super cute stall after having walked through many souks. Very friendly staff, but unfortunately they ran out of harcha. I real enjoyed my spiced coffee with milk and a cube of sugar.”

“The coffee was ok. However we ordered the coffee with spices, but got just normal coffee (however they charged us for normal coffee as well and didn't try to charge for the spicy version which is more expensive). Also unlike many other places with no photo sign, this one has a detailed explanation of why it is important. I really appreciate the openness. It was helpful to understand the reasoning behind.”

“Passed by this place as I was walking around the Medina and saw the pipusas being made; made a mental note to return to get lunch and I did by using Google Maps! The one thing that put me off a bit was that the man who was obviously behind me was served first and his order was bigger than mine, so I was made to wait for quite awhile. On a positive note, I had a chance to watch her make the many delicious looking items they offered and, after asking for permission, was able to take pictures and a video of her skills. I ordered the pipusa with ground beef and it was very good, although it would have been better with some harissa. It was the size of an idividual pizza and equally as flat. I expected it to be more like a Salvadorean pupusa since the names are so similar, but those were just my own misguided expectations. Regardless, it was very good.”