So here i will mention the places that only approved by my guests and no body ever complained.

In Morocco there is so many dishes that you can try and every ares has its own prefered type of food. and Marrakech because its the most famous city in this country so im writing only about the food you can enjoy in marrakech, and especially the places in the old medina because 80% of visitors they book there stays in the old medina, it is a waste of time if i write about places that you cant visit or far from you. 

where to have Breakfast in Marrakech:

Most of the time breakfast is included in your riad or hotel or whatever you are sleeping in. if it happens that you woke up early and it was not possible to have breakfast or you stayed in a place which is private no stuff to serve you here are some places to try. 

1. Pâtisserie ALjawda 

A great little place popular with the locals and excellent value for money. you will enjoy their fruit topped yogurt and kiwi juice on a few occasions, as well as observing the bustling street life outside. Lots of tasty looking cakes and pastries too and good orange juice. 

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Address: 52 Rue Dar El Bacha, Medina 

Located in the historic Dar El Bacha palace, Bacha Coffee is a must-visit for coffee lovers. The opulent setting is matched by a menu of over 200 coffees from around the world. Their breakfast platters include Moroccan breads, eggs, fresh fruit, and pastries. The experience is as much about the ambiance as the food don’t forget to snap a photo of the stunning interiors

3. Café Clock

Address: 224 Derb Chtouka, Kasbah

Café Clock is a cultural hub known for its creative takes on Moroccan classics. Their breakfast menu features everything from camel burgers (yes, really!) to vegan-friendly options like avocado toast with dukkah. The rooftop terrace offers beautiful views of the Kasbah, making it a perfect spot to start your day. Check their schedule for morning storytelling or music sessions.

4. La Famille

Address: 34 Derb Jdid, Riad Zitoun Lakdim, Medina

Hidden in a tranquil garden, La Famille is a vegetarian café that feels like a secret oasis. Their breakfast is light and fresh—think homemade granola, seasonal fruit, and artisanal bread with local jams. The peaceful atmosphere is ideal for a slow, mindful start to your day.

5. Amal Women’s Training Center & Moroccan Restaurant

Address: Rue Allal Ben Ahmed, Gueliz

For a breakfast that gives back, visit Amal Center. This non-profit empowers local women through culinary training. Their Moroccan breakfast platter includes beghrir (spongy pancakes), harcha (semolina bread), and fresh orange juice. The food is delicious, and your visit supports a great cause.

More Local Breakfast Experiences

• Street Food Stalls: For a truly local experience, grab a sfenj (Moroccan doughnut) from a street vendor. These are best enjoyed hot and dusted with sugar, often with a glass of sweet mint tea.

• Juice Bars: Marrakech is famous for its fresh orange juice. Stop by a juice stand in Jemaa el-Fnaa square for a refreshing start to your day.

• Riad Breakfasts: If you’re staying in a riad, don’t miss their homemade breakfasts. Expect a spread of breads, jams, olives, cheese, eggs, and pastries—often served on a rooftop terrace.

Tips for Breakfast in Marrakech

• Cash is King: Many small cafés and street vendors accept only cash, so keep some dirhams handy.

• Early Birds Win: Popular spots fill up quickly, especially on weekends. Arrive early for the best selection and atmosphere.

• Ask for Local Specialties: Don’t hesitate to ask your server for their favorite Moroccan breakfast items—you might discover a new favorite!

Final Thoughts

Marrakech’s breakfast scene is a blend of tradition, innovation, and warm hospitality. Whether you’re indulging in a luxurious palace café or savoring street food with locals, every meal is a chance to connect with the city’s vibrant culture. These picks are just the beginning—explore, taste, and let Marrakech surprise you.

Besseha! (To your health!)