18 brunches to try in Marrakech in 2026

How was this selection made?

We started from the brunch places listed and live on SAM.ma in Marrakech, then cross-checked the volume and quality of customer reviews, menus and official pages, the venues' Instagram accounts and available press articles. Only one address per brand was kept, and the order of the list favours a variety of styles rather than a ranking.

No rating, price or opening time has been made up: when a piece of information couldn't be verified, it doesn't appear. The Google ratings quoted were checked in October 2026. The photos come from the venues' listings on SAM.ma.

1. Le Petit Paris, Guéliz's Parisian bistro

We start in Guéliz, on rue Ibn Atya. Le Petit Paris has adopted the spirit of a Parisian bistro, right down to the names of its morning set menus: Arc de Triomphe at 50 Dhs, Goutte d'or, Vendôme, Champs-Élysées, and the Petit Paris set menu at 160 Dhs for big appetites.

Later in the day, it's on to eggs Benedict, avocado toasts, Parisian baguettes and croques, or the homemade cordon bleu. There's a terrace and you can book online.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Le Petit Paris →

2. Smooch, brunch at any hour

Sleep in at weekends? At Smooch, brunch is served all day, from 10 am to 6 pm. That's the whole concept.

The menu starts with eggs any way you like and a “Moroccan way”, then toasts, melts, bagels and bowls. On the sweet side, the lemon meringue crème brûlée-style pancakes (105 Dhs) are tempting. No public phone number on the listing: go through their Instagram.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Smooch →

3. Ozen Café, the coffee shop on rue Sourya

Ozen Café is Guéliz's simple, no-fuss coffee shop, on the corner of rue Sourya. Morning set menus start at 50 Dhs with “Le classique”. The Nordic one, with salmon, goes up to 98 Dhs.

The rest of the menu is savoury and sweet crêpes, pancakes, toasts and a list of wellness juices. There's a terrace, and it opens from 8 am.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Ozen Café →

4. Le Warner, a 1960s American diner

Fancy a change of scenery? Le Warner recreates the American diner of the 1950s and 60s, with the decor to match, on avenue Yacoub El Mansour.

Brunch comes in a short version (Classic at 49 Dhs, Eggy's at 69 Dhs) or a full one, at 130 Dhs. But people also come for the smash burgers, hot dogs and shakes. Note: it opens at 11 am.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Le Warner →

5. Lili & Oli, Targa's big brunch

In Targa, Lili & Oli is one of the best-known brunch spots in Marrakech: nearly 2,000 Google reviews, with a rating of 4.7.

Brunches are served every day until 4 pm. There's plenty of choice: Norwegian Benedict, Bagel me, Sweet attack, Spanish way at 145 Dhs, Moroccan way at 140 Dhs. The rest of the day, salads, pizzas, burgers, burritos, tajines and Friday couscous. A big plus if you come by car: there's parking.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Lili & Oli →

6. Lily Billy, eggs Benedict four ways

If you're team eggs Benedict, make a note of this one. Lily Billy, on rue Hassania, does four versions: Healthy at 85 Dhs, Royal, Nordic and Amsterdam at 140 Dhs.

There's also an egg tajine with khlii from Fès at 60 Dhs, pancakes, and to drink, specialty coffee, organic matcha and cold-pressed juices. Google rating: 4.7 from more than 800 reviews.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Lily Billy →

7. Naya, the brunch that ends in dessert

Naya's full name is Naya Brunch & Dessert, and that sums it up well. You come for the brunch, you stay for the dessert menu.

On the savoury side, avocado salmon toast, salmon pan Benedict, pulled brioche or the Naya burrata. The signature toast is the most expensive item on the menu, at 230 Dhs. It's open from 9 am to midnight, on rue Hassania.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Naya →

8. Werandah, morning set menus on avenue Mohammed V

Werandah sits on a corner of avenue Mohammed V, with a large glass-fronted room and green velvet armchairs. Breakfast and brunch set menus are served every day from 8 am to 4 pm.

The Continental is 60 Dhs, the Beldi (msemen, harcha, batbout, beghrir, taktouk omelette) 95 Dhs, the Norwegian 110 Dhs. In the evening, the menu switches to pasta, wok, grills and tajines, and big matches are shown on screen. Open until 1:30 am.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Werandah →

9. Egg, Hivernage's chic brunch

In Hivernage, Egg brings together a brunch spot, a restaurant, a pâtisserie and a coffee shop. In the morning, you choose between Moroccan, Parisian or balanced set menus.

The Egg brunch is 189 Dhs (8 am to 3 pm), the Royal brunch 229 Dhs, and there's a Duo brunch at 399 Dhs for two. More affordable, the signature pancakes are 79 Dhs. It's a rather chic place, one to save for an occasion.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Egg →

10. Biscotte, budget-friendly set menus

Looking for a brunch that won't break the bank? Biscotte has morning set menus from 35 Dhs (Express), and most stay under 65 Dhs: Moroccan, Fassi, Parisian, American, Wellness. There's even a kids' set menu at 39 Dhs.

The menu continues with pancakes, crêpes, cakes and viennoiseries, then pizzas and pasta. It's open from 7:30 am to 12:30 am, and the Google rating is 4.7 from nearly 2,700 reviews.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Biscotte →

11. Nativ'Kitchen, for a healthy brunch

Don't want a heavy brunch? Nativ'Kitchen, at M Avenue, is a healthy restaurant: poke bowls, salads, wraps, detox juices and smoothies.

And for a treat all the same, there are caramel pancakes at 75 Dhs, and a menu for little ones. Handy for a quick lunch or after a workout.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Nativ'Kitchen →

12. Lyne Coffee, the brasserie on rue Imam Malik

Lyne Coffee is a brasserie in Guéliz, on rue Imam Malik, in a room with terracotta tiles and dark wood. Brunches range from 75 to 95 Dhs: Fassi (egg with khlii, jben, barley soup or bessara, msemen, baghrir, harcha, amlou), Norwegian, American, Benedict, British.

Pancakes start at 30 Dhs. At lunchtime, tajines, Wednesday rfissa and Friday couscous. Closed on Sundays, worth knowing before you go at the weekend.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Lyne Coffee →

13. Fluffy, the soft pancakes of Medina Mall

Fluffy is on the first floor of Medina Mall, at the entrance to the medina. Its name comes from its very fluffy pancakes, the house speciality.

The menu is long: sweet and savoury crêpes, pasta, tacos, but also tajines, couscous and pastilla. There's Wi-Fi, parking, and you can book online. Google rating: 4.6.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Fluffy →

14. Mozaik Art & Coffee, Medina Mall's specialty coffee spot

Looking for a really good coffee on your way out of the medina? Mozaik Art & Coffee is at Medina Mall, avenue Hommane Fetouaki. You'll spot it by its green zellige counter and its “Mozaik” neon sign.

Specialty coffee is the reason to go, and brunch is served all day, from 8:30 am to 8 pm. There's Wi-Fi, and many people come here to work. The menu isn't detailed on the SAM.ma listing yet: bookings and questions via WhatsApp. Google rating: 4.6.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Mozaik Art & Coffee →

15. Falafel Terrace & Brunch, on a medina rooftop

The vegetarian brunch on the list. Falafel Terrace & Brunch serves on a raised terrace in the medina, rue Fatima Zahra, away from the souks.

Brunch is served from 9 am to noon: avocado toast, banana-amlou pancakes at 80 Dhs, French toast. The rest of the day, falafels, hummus and shakshukas, with vegan and gluten-free plates. Two things to know: it's cash only, and it's closed on Mondays.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Falafel Terrace & Brunch →

16. Fine Mama, breakfast facing the Koutoubia

How about breakfast facing the Koutoubia? Fine Mama is a medina rooftop, very close to Jemaa el-Fna, and its terrace looks out onto the minaret.

Morning set menus start at 39 Dhs (L'express médina) and go up to the Jardin Majorelle at 110 Dhs. Brunch is 155 Dhs. Later on, homemade Moroccan and Lebanese food, and artisanal ice cream. More than 5,000 Google reviews, rated 4.6.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Fine Mama →

17. Café Carmel, a stone's throw from the Jardin Majorelle

Visiting the Jardin Majorelle or the Yves Saint Laurent museum? Café Carmel is a few minutes away, on boulevard Allal Al Fassi. Brunch is served all day.

Morning set menus start at 35 Dhs (Express) and go up to 115 Dhs with The gainz. At lunchtime, wood-fired pizzas, with a dough matured for 48 hours. There's parking.

See the listing on SAM.ma — Café Carmel →

18. Beldi Brunch, Moroccan breakfast in every form

We finish with a name that says it all. Beldi Brunch, in Sidi Abbad, offers Moroccan breakfast in several versions: beldi, fassi, amazigh, chamali. Msemen, harcha, amlou and olive oil are all there, for around 93 to 98 Dhs.

For those who prefer something else, there's the American, the healthy and a Hawaiian brunch. It opens from 7 am. What about you: are you more beldi or pancakes?

See the listing on SAM.ma — Beldi Brunch →