The best cafés to work from in Marrakech

“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.”

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

“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”

“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.”

“monquotidien , calm space with 100Mbps bandwidth.”

“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.”