The best cafés to work from in Marrakech

“I would suggest Pikala Café. They have a co-working space, and the cafe is very bohemian and chill.”

“The best café to work from in Gueliz isn't a trendy co-working space. It's Patisserie Amandine. The historic boutique at 177 Rue Mohamed El Beqal has a quiet tea-room side, proper tables, good natural light”

“first floor has long tables designed for laptop work, rooftop terrace is for calls and small meetings. WiFi consistently clocks at 35-50 Mbps down, stable for video calls. Power outlets are plentiful at the first-floor tables.”

“Great lunch and dinner menu and comfortable tables and chairs in a lovely textured kilim filled interior. The high bar stools around the perimeter are great for sitting for an hour or so.”

“Its cosy atmosphere and high-performance Wi-Fi make it an ideal spot to work. Digital nomads will particularly appreciate the many power outlets and the space suited to laptops.”

Son ambiance cosy et son Wi-Fi performant en font un spot idéal pour travailler. Les nomades digitaux apprécieront particulièrement les nombreuses prises électriques et l'espace adapté aux ordinateurs portables.

“monquotidien , calm space with 100Mbps bandwidth.”

“WiFi is inconsistent, 10-20 Mbps on good days, dropping to unusable during busy periods. Power outlets are limited. But for morning work sessions (8-11 AM before the tourists arrive) the rooftop at Café Clock is one of the most atmospheric places to work”

“Hugely popular cafes and also definitely very stylish, but also way and way too busy to work. Go here for a nice cup of Moroccan tea, or a delicious meal, but leave your laptop at home when you go.”