Coffee in Casablanca has moved well beyond the old divide between a quick espresso and a long café terrace. Specialty brewing, carefully sourced beans and all-day café menus now sit comfortably beside the city’s deeply social coffee culture.
These picks lean toward places where the coffee is a reason to visit, not simply an afterthought to breakfast. Some are better for a focused cup, others for working or lingering, so the best choice depends on whether you want speed, food, or a longer pause.
Bondi Coffee Kitchen
Bondi Coffee Kitchen helped popularize the specialty-coffee-and-brunch formula in Casablanca. The Moroccan-Australian café serves locally roasted Arabica coffee alongside an all-day menu, and the Gauthier room has the relaxed feel of a neighborhood place rather than a formal restaurant.
It works best when coffee is only part of the plan: breakfast, a light lunch or a laptop session all make sense here. Seating can fill at popular brunch hours, and the no-reservations approach means arriving a little earlier is often easier.
Address: 31 Rue Sebou, Gauthier, Casablanca 20600, Morocco / Visit Map
% Arabica Casablanca
% Arabica is the most focused option on this list for travelers who already know the brand’s clean, coffee-first style. Espresso drinks and carefully prepared beans take priority over a sprawling food menu, and the Anfa address is convenient for central neighborhoods.
Go when you want consistency and a quick, polished coffee stop rather than a long meal. The streamlined format also makes it useful between errands or sightseeing, especially if you are moving between Gauthier, Racine and the Corniche.
Address: 144 Boulevard d’Anfa at Rue La Fontaine, Casablanca 20250, Morocco / Visit Map
EspressoLab
EspressoLab approaches coffee with the language of a modern specialty chain: espresso, filtered methods and a broad choice of beans and drinks. The contemporary interior and long opening hours make it easy to fit into a day without planning around a narrow service window.
It is a practical pick for coffee drinkers who like comparing roasts or prefer a modern café built for sitting rather than standing at the counter. The Normandie location is also useful for combining a coffee break with shopping or dining in the surrounding neighborhoods.
Address: Rue Normandie, Casablanca 20100, Morocco / Visit Map
Le Blitz
Le Blitz blends specialty coffee with a lively all-day café atmosphere. Breakfasts and light dishes broaden the appeal, but the drinks remain central enough that it still works as a genuine coffee stop rather than simply a restaurant serving espresso.
Choose it when your group wants different things: one person can order coffee, another brunch, and nobody has to rush. Its later hours are an advantage for travelers who do not organize their day around the traditional morning café window.
Address: 73 Rue Ibn Jaljal / 12 Rue Ibn Hilal, Casablanca 20250, Morocco / Visit Map
Milk + Honey
Milk + Honey is a sweeter, more relaxed café choice, pairing coffee and tea with homemade pastries, cookies and creative desserts. The design is contemporary without feeling overly formal, which makes it easy to settle in for an afternoon break.
This is the better match when the pastry case matters as much as the espresso. It can also serve as a low-key meeting point after lunch, when a full restaurant meal would be unnecessary but a simple coffee feels too brief.
Address: 43 Rue Normandie, Casablanca, Morocco / Visit Map