Café · Chefchaouen
Café Clock Chefchaouen
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- Price
- €€€€
- Where
- Chefchaouen
What it is
Café Clock is a small Moroccan chain with houses in Fez, Marrakech and Chefchaouen. The one here occupies a medina house on Derb Tijani, in the Souk quarter, a few minutes' walk from Uta el-Hammam square. Blue walls, traditional tiles, antique furniture, work by local artists, a courtyard and several levels of tables up to a terrace with a 360-degree view over the medina and the mountain.
What to eat
Updated Moroccan cooking, breakfasts, juices and good coffee. The sign on the door advertises its camel burger, the dish the house has been known for since Fez. It is a place for a leisurely lunch or to spend the afternoon on the terrace.
Classes and activities
As well as the café, the house runs classes in traditional Moroccan cooking and pastry, and workshops in Arabic calligraphy, oud and Moroccan culture, as well as music nights, storytelling and film. Times and prices are available at the house itself or by email.
What to order: Their camel burger, the one advertised on the sign by the door, or a Moroccan dish of the day, and a juice on the terrace
Practical details
- Phone
- +212 539 988 788
- [email protected]
- Cuisine
- modern Moroccan, café
House specialities
- Camel burger
- Breakfasts
- Juices and smoothies
Tips
- Go up to the terrace It is what sets this place apart. In summer the afternoon is nicer than midday.
- Ask about the cooking class If you are staying two nights, it is a good way to spend a morning. Write first to [email protected].
Frequently asked questions
Where is it?
At 3 Derb Tijani, in the medina's Souk quarter, a few minutes' walk from Uta el-Hammam square.
Do they run cooking classes?
Yes: traditional Moroccan cooking and pastry, among other workshops. Check dates and prices with them.
Is it a good place to go with children?
Yes, thanks to the varied menu and the terrace, although there are stairs all the way up.
As a familyWith teenagers