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Kasbah Café
Café

Kasbah Café

Kasbah Café is a casual Moroccan restaurant and café on Rue de La Kasbah, opposite the Saadian Tombs.

Kasbah Café is a casual Moroccan restaurant and café on Rue de La Kasbah, opposite the Saadian Tombs. Its rooftop terrace gives you a place to pause over lunch, dinner or a drink, with views of the Kasbah Mosque and the tombs. The menu ranges from tagine and couscous to pizza, alongside coffee, fresh juice and mint mojitos. Stop in after exploring the Kasbah district for a relaxed meal or a slice of almond pie; the café also serves Moroccan cake with fruit.

A rooftop stop by the Saadian Tombs

Kasbah Café
Kasbah Café

Kasbah Café is on Rue de La Kasbah, across from the Saadian Tombs. The location makes it an easy place to pause while exploring this part of the medina. There is seating on the ground floor and first floor, as well as a rooftop terrace.

From the roof, you can look towards the Kasbah Mosque and the Saadian Tombs. The café sits beside a busy street, but the terrace gives you space to sit down for a drink or a meal. In the daytime, the atmosphere can be quiet, with less waiting for an order.

What to eat and drink

Kasbah Café
Kasbah Café

The menu combines Moroccan cooking with some international options. Tagine and couscous are among the local dishes, while pizza is another choice. Beef tagine and Tanjia have both been ordered here, and the menu also lists soup, spring rolls and fruit salad.

For a lighter stop, choose coffee, tea or fresh juice. Mint mojitos are another drink option. Almond pie and Moroccan cake with fruit offer a sweet finish; the cake has layers of filo pastry. Menu choices can change, so ask what is available before settling on a dish.

Finding a table and ordering

You can visit for a full meal or simply sit down for coffee and cake. The café serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and has indoor seating as well as the terrace. Its rooftop is the main choice if you want to see the mosque and tombs while you eat.

Daytime is a good fit for a quieter break after visiting the nearby sights. If a particular tagine is the reason for your visit, check its availability with the staff before ordering, as some dishes may not be available.

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Where is Kasbah Café?

It is on Rue de La Kasbah in Marrakech, opposite the Saadian Tombs.

Does Kasbah Café have a rooftop terrace?

Yes. The café has rooftop seating with views of the Kasbah Mosque and the Saadian Tombs.

What can you eat at Kasbah Café?

The menu includes Moroccan dishes such as tagine and couscous, along with pizza. Coffee, fresh juice and desserts such as almond pie are also available.

When is a quieter time to visit?

Daytime can be quieter, with less waiting for an order.

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