Café Kessabine

We went here twice with the family especially because the staff was so friendly. They were really attentive and they loved our little one. Food was of good quality, not the best we had, but still pretty good. Rooftop terrace views were very nice.

Although it is called a cafe, you can also eat cooked food here. I had a late dinner here, a traditional dish, Tanjia marrakchia (a kind of beef stew). It was tasty, lots of lean, tender meat, well cooked. They have a small terrace on the roof (like most bars and restaurants in Marrakech), with a beautiful view towards the Jemaa el-Fna square. Unfortunately, they do not serve alcohol. Service OK. You can't pay by card.

Delicious food. I tried Tagine With almonds and prunes, amazing ! Very recommended . Delicious fresh fruit juices.

Not a big menu but if you’re looking for authentic Moroccan food in the heart of Jama el Fana with a beautiful roof top view then this is the place for you.

Three story restaurant on the north corner of the markets main square. Top floor is a quiet roof top terrace with a nice view of the sprawling market. Quiet restaurant atmosphere in the midst of a very lively market—Good food, Friendly service. Excellent Chicken Pastilla.

Small restaurant spread over three levels serving typical moroccan food. I had a table at the front of the top floor terrace so had a great view across part of the square. Good enjoy this view all day, which is just as well, because service was very slow, however the food is good. I recommend the tajine chicken cooked in clay pot with lemon & olives. Mint tea very refreshing.

Arrived and was directed upstairs. It wasn’t busy at all but after 10 minutes waiting we asked for menus. After another 10 minutes we asked if we could order and the guy said he was busy and would get to us. Another 10 minutes went by and we gave up and took our custom elsewhere. It seemed a lovely place but the server really let them down.

Great place to grab a small bite near the center of the Medina!! I had a few Moroccan tacos here and they were quite tasty. Café Kessabine has multiple floors, and the rooftop is seriously a great place to relax, and drink some Moroccan tea in the evening. The view of the Medina from here in the evening is mesmerizing.♥️