Cafe Clock

Café Clock can be a little tricky to find, but it’s actually only about a 5-minute walk from Bab Boujloud gate, one of the main entrances to the Medina. The walk takes you through narrow alleyways—some kids offered to guide me there (for a small tip), but shopkeepers can also point you in the right direction if you show them the location on your map. When I arrived, the staff suggested sitting on the rooftop and guided me up the narrow, winding staircases. The rooftop was a great choice—I had a clear view of a nearby mosque’s minaret and was able to hear the adhan (call to prayer) while waiting for my food, which made the experience feel very special. I ordered the camel burger, which was surprisingly delicious and well seasoned. I also had the triangular cheese briouats, which were quite good. Overall, a unique spot with good food, friendly staff, and a great atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit while in Fez

Having visited another one of their locations, we decided to go there again and this time try something more traditional. The setting is really nice, and service is great. They also had live music, which wasn't too loud and made for an even nicer experience. We ordered the avocado citrus salad, which was well dressed and had a lot of avocado. We also ordered their sweet potato wedges, which while not crispy, are very good and go well with the harissa mayo. We got their madfouna, which is bread stuffed with slow cooked lamb, and that was our favorite dishes of the ones we had at any of their locations, highly recommended.

The food was good and enjoyable, but the space is way too compact. There’s no proper optimization of seating — we were a group of three and were placed on an improvised seat right in the middle of the walkway just to accommodate us. Because of this, I kept getting bumped into, including by the staff passing by. The food itself was fine, but the cramped seating really affected the overall dining experience.Also, the menu stated that a service fee would only be included for groups of 5 or more, but when we paid, it was already added to our bill even though we were only three. The food was fine overall, but the seating arrangement and billing issue really affected the experience.

Food is ok. Atmosphere is nice and it can be a good stop by after a quite packed visiting morning. We had a camel burger - the meat was a bit dry. I suggest to ask the meat medium and not well done. The potatoes were great. Also, we ordered the poach with minced lamb meat. I liked the spices in the minced meat, however you can have a more authentic experience ordering the same sandwich few meters upstream, as the locals do. Cooking at the streets has its own charm. Finally, be careful their POS is not working, which put me in a lot of trouble.

Cafe clock is a unique venue as it focuses on cultural intersectionality. They have live music, cinema screenings, henna making etc that makes it more than just a dining place. Food is definitely fusion Moroccan with western touches. Price point is on the higher side but it’s a safe place for tourists to try Moroccan food for the first time if you are unsure. Would come back for the vibe but can’t say that the food is outstanding.

Such a lovely experience at Café Clock in the Fes medina. The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming, the food was delicious, and the atmosphere calm and authentic. A perfect place to relax and enjoy a traditional breakfast. Highly recommended!”

Best place to visit in Fes or Marrakech. I came here 10 years ago and had the camel burger and was blown away. Been craving for it since then and came back for it! The sauce in it was so good we asked the staff what it was and he actually could explain the cooking process like he made it. That’s really good knowledge and service. He also actually requested for a small tub of sauce from the chef for us to bring home, that was really kind of them! The staff here are also what makes the experience great. All of them are so genuine and friendly without any intentions (speaking as an Asian female traveller) and they were just so warm and friendly. Will always visit whenever I’m here.

It was truly amazing. We had breakfast at the rooftop in fez. The staff was soo nice! And the food was delicious and cheap! Couldn’t recommend more. Then we also visited it in chefchaouen for lunch. Also amazing!