Cafés in Casablanca: 10 coffee shops to settle into in 2026

On rue Sebou, in Gauthier, Bondi has been serving coffee since 2015. It says so in its Instagram bio, with a clear promise: the classics of Australian cafés, in Casablanca. The Arrival Guides guide notes that the place is run by a Moroccan-Australian couple and works with organic, fair-trade products. The décor follows: raw wood, white brick, a whole wall covered in drawings and a glass-fronted room looking onto the street. People come in the morning for coffee and eggs, and stay for lunch. In August 2026, a recipe account filmed a bowl with a poached egg there. The hours given on Instagram are 9 am to 9 pm, every day. The SAM.ma listing shows an earlier closing time, so it doesn't hurt to check before going late in the day.

Want to know where your espresso comes from? At Espressolab, the answer is simple: the chain roasts its own coffee, in its own facilities, according to Bladi.net. The brand was born in 2014 in Istanbul. In Morocco, it opened its first café in January 2021, in Casablanca, on the Urban Square pedestrian street. That's where you'll find this address, on rue Normandie, on the Maârif side. A big wooden bar, a long communal table to set down your laptop, a terrace on the street. On Instagram, the Moroccan account posts a stream of cappuccinos, caramel cakes, salmon bagels and smoothies. You eat light and drink well. The SAM.ma listing also mentions takeaway and delivery. Handy when the meeting runs over and the coffee needs to keep coming.

Specialty coffee at 8 am, a plate of eggs at 5 pm: at Belati, the clock doesn't matter. The Instagram bio says it in two lines: specialty coffee and breakfast served all day. The address is 4, rue Molière, in Racine. The room is bright, with light wood, orange chairs and cement tiles on the floor. On weekdays, it opens at 8 am. At weekends, at 9 am. Closing at 10:30 pm. The account mostly posts pancakes, waffles, juices and smoothies, and a whole section is devoted to four-legged friends. A good sign if you're coming with your dog, but ask first. On Google, the listing showed 4.5/5 from around 350 reviews in September 2026.

Here, you drink your coffee next to the oven. La Terrasse by Maison Alexis is a bakery-pâtisserie with a dining room and terrace, at the foot of the Capital Tower, on the Casa Anfa side. The website says the house was born in Montpellier before setting up in Casablanca. Breakfast is served from 7 am to noon on weekdays, until 3 pm at weekends. The Express set costs 55 DH: fresh-squeezed juice, tea or coffee, croffle or country bread. The Complet goes up to 135 DH with msemen, harcha, baghrir, labneh and eggs. An espresso is 28 DH on the menu published in March 2026. For a work meeting at CFC, it's a serious option. The brand also has locations on the Corniche and at Massira.

A change of scene. Browse has set up on rue Abou Omar Al Harite, in Mers Sultan, away from the coffee-shop streets of Racine and Maârif. Its Instagram bio promises specialty coffee and matcha, all-day brunch and homemade treats. Opens at 7 am. The account is active: oat cookies and ginger biscuits posted in mid-October 2026. On the yellow menu visible in the listing's photos, the carrot cake and chocolate pancake are 40 DH, the avocado toast 45 DH. These prices come from an undated photo, so treat them as a rough guide. The Google listing showed 4.6/5 from nearly 250 reviews in September 2026, the best rating in this selection.

More tearoom than coffee shop. Les Frères Gourmets occupies 9, rue Aïn Harrouda, in Racine. On its visuals, the house displays “since 2003”. Its motto on Instagram comes down to one word: homemade, from morning coffee to tea time. Brunch is served every day from 9 am to 3 pm. At the end of August 2026, the house published its sets: breakfast from 70 DH, continental or Moroccan. Its à la carte brunch menu ranged from 30 to 75 DH. Pastries and viennoiseries are also available to take away. Instagram gives opening hours of 8 am to 10 pm, 7 days a week. For an afternoon snack with a slice of cake and a pot of tea, the place does the job very well.

Pink from floor to ceiling. Kiki's Café, at 237 boulevard Zerktouni, at the junction with boulevard d'Anfa, isn't going for understatement. Its Instagram bio calls it “The most instagrammable cafe in Morocco”. Neon signs, a wall of hearts, golden swings, heart-shaped chairs in front of the window: the décor is the point. The house calls itself a family café. People come for the cakes, the drinks and birthdays, which have their own section on Instagram, as do gift boxes. Nearly 200,000 followers follow the account, which is still posting in October 2026. It's not the place for serious coffee. It's the place for a photogenic afternoon treat with friends or the kids. The Google listing showed 4.5/5 from nearly 870 reviews in September 2026.

Team pancakes? The listing's photos leave no doubt: at O'ben, they come in thick stacks, topped with chocolate or pistachio. The brand has three locations according to its Instagram: avenue des Oudayas in Rabat, Harhoura, and boulevard d'Anfa in Casablanca. On Google, the Casablanca location is on rue Ahmed El Mokri, in Racine. The bio sums up the typical day: brunch, coffee, breakfast, lunch, sweet treats. The room spreads over two levels, with rattan, wood and lots of green plants. Handy for a coffee for two as well as a bigger table. The account was still posting in August 2026. Are you more pancakes or avocado toast?

A croissant and a coffee before work, no fuss. In the south of the city, PAUL Californie holds down boulevard Al Qods from 7 am to 10 pm, according to the brand's store list. The house presents itself as a quality bakery-pâtisserie since 1889. In Morocco, it mixes French breads with Moroccan-inspired breads, with no additives or added sugar, and long fermentation. People come for morning viennoiseries, an afternoon coffee break or a quick lunch. The brand's app also lets you order online, for delivery or in-store pickup. There are other PAULs in Casablanca, including on route d'El Jadida, boulevard Panoramique and in Aïn Sebaâ. The Californie one is handy if you live in the area.

It's 11 pm and the sweet craving won't go away? Room 21, at 18 rue Normandie, is open from 8 am to 1 am, according to its Instagram. It's the coffee shop for people with a sweet tooth: Italian ice cream, cakes in boxes, chocolate kunafa, coffees and hot chocolates served overflowing onto the saucer. The account, followed by nearly 90,000 people, mostly showcases desserts and fruit drinks. Not the place for a no-nonsense espresso. More for a late afternoon snack or a dessert after dinner. Delivery goes through Glovo and Kooul, says the bio. Google reviews are more mixed than elsewhere on this list: 3.9/5 from around 640 reviews in September 2026.