Cafe Clock
Cafe · Marrakech ·

Cafe Clock

Cafe · Marrakech ·

Camel burgers, storytelling, live music, and cultural workshops

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224 Derb Chtouka, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco Get directions

MAD 100–150

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224 Derb Chtouka, Marrakesh 40000, Morocco Get directions

+212 5243 78367
cafeclock.com
@cafeclock

MAD 100–150

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In Morocco, a Thousand-Year-Old Storytelling Tradition Adapts to the 21st Century

"Cafe Clock provides weekly hikayat sessions, allowing visitors to experience traditional Moroccan storytelling."

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"Home of the Camel Burger If you’ve been to Fès, chances are you’ll be familiar with the original Clock. This is the second in owner Mike Richardson’s growing empire, this time housed in a converted schoolhouse in the Kasbah. Like all of his projects, a keen eye for line, color, and detail has turned the space from utilitarian into eye-popping as Richardson invites local street artists to bring life and color to the walls; junkyard finds and vintage Berber cushions provide the decor. It's a popular hangout for both young Moroccans and those traveling through, with regular cultural events, including itsfamous storytelling nights that spotlight the best raconteurs from the Djemaa el Fna, translated by youngsters learning the craft, to traditional cooking schools to Gnawa musicians giving it their all in tribal trance for Sunday sunsets. But, of course, no visit would be complete without sampling Cafe Clock'ssignature, legendary camel burger."

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"Recommended to me by many people, Café Clock (with locations in Marrakesh and Fez) is a Western-influenced café famous for its gigantic and delicious camel burger, which I thought tasted a lot like spicy shawarma. The burger, green smoothies, and melt-in-your-mouth buttery chicken couscous were so satisfying that I ate here twice. In the crazy, chaotic medinas the cafés felt like an oasis of calm where I could recharge, use Wi‑Fi, and cool down with air conditioning; they also offer cooking classes and host regular events and workshops." - Matthew Kepnes

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Best ways to enjoy Marrakech, Morocco - SilverKris

"Housed in an old school with views over the Kasbah, this cross-cultural venue is known for its signature camel burger and a lively calendar of events — English hikayat (storytelling) on Mondays and Thursdays, live Gnaoua and Amazigh music on Sundays, plus language and cooking classes during the week — making it a social hub that can easily extend a visitor’s stay." - Nicola Iseard

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Karolina Z.

Google
Very nice place where you can admire the sunset. After 19 there is a live music. I ordered harira and it was almost perfect, except could be more spicy. Came with some nice extras like dried dates and one sweet delicious thing which tasted a bit like a gingerbread. Poor selection of tajines but the lamb one they had was pretty good. The meat was a bit tough. However I spent a very good time there. Nice service.

gareth S.

Google
Had a fantastic baking class with chef Marwa. Got to make 2 different types of breads and two cakes. All very tasty! Included a trip out to the local community oven and shops for some essential ingredients. Too much food for us to eat but doggy bags provided along with a detailed recipe card to take home. Don’t miss the spiced coffee and date milkshakes in the cafe either! :-)

Geoff S.

Google
A 'multi-cultural' restaurant that also offers cooking courses. We ate there one evening and had a really good time. Nice, chilled atmosphere and really good food. The service was quick and friendly. There should be something there for most diets - we had salad bowls which were very filling, but there are plenty of meat dishes including a camel burger. There is also a good choice of soda drinks and fruit juices. I think there is live music most nights and when we were there, there was a singer / guitarist which just added to the laid back feel. Recommended.

Ayaulym “Aya” A.

Google
Such a great place! Staff members are very kind, food is good, and cats are roaming around. But what I loved the most was the acoustic performance on the terrace. The performer is so talented! It did add up a lot to the overall atmosphere of the place, which already was extremely cozy. Would highly recommend it to anyone! :)

Marc Sanz L.

Google
Very nice modern cafe with a very tasty camel burger. Nice staff and cute seating. The Kech Platter was nice too.

Chinaski

Google
THE camel burger, of course. A great place to try it, it's hard to say if you like it (to me it tasted like a beef), but you definitely should try it. The place is very accessible, and live music is just great, cudos to the singer

V G

Google
This is a nice restaurant in the Kasbah area of Marrakesh, with an indoor space (with no AC or fan so hot and not very big) and an outdoor rooftop area (No fans and in summer also really hot). The decor of the restaurant is nice, staff are friendly wearing touristic t-shirts. In the entrance area there are loads of pamphlets and brochures of the Marrakesh area as this is a touristy restaurant. We ordered the fried chicken burger and Chicken Rfisa. The prices are quite high, but the quantity is good and food is freshly cooked. The burger came with french fries which tasted horrible as they were soggy. It was our first time trying the Chicken Rfisa as it's a local Moroccan delicacy but it was unique and a one time try for us: filled with lentils, bread, and chicken (basically chicken tagine with bread and not served in a local style pot that tagine is famously served in). The Rfisa was also very filling and nice. The staff, when asked, also promptly gave us a takeaway box to take our leftovers with us.

Renata J.

Google
Lovely place, great food, service, reasonable price, try chicken r'fissa or lamb tagine, burgers are nice and salad worth to try. you have to come when you are in Marrakesh