Cafe Clock

Probably my favourite place we ate during our short trip. Lovely ambience, friendly team. Really fresh and delicious food and drinks. Suitable for vegans and vegetarians.

I followed one of the recommendations in a guidebook, and it was worth the trip which can be more than 30 minute’s walk from the main square of town towards the southern end of the walled town. Foods were fine, probably smaller portions than average around here, but sophisticated. They had live local acoustic music though it was Monday evening. That is rather surprising considering the very fair prices they charge. This is a kind of place where you find more visitors than locals but they keep reasonably affordable prices. Second floor had open space with ceiling so you get breeze.

4 stars for the food (we had Camel burgers, which we thought were a blander version of Beef to be honest, nothing amazing) but I’m giving 5 stars for the atmosphere. We attended on a Sunday evening for one of their Sunset Concerts & watched a Gnaoua performance for about an hour, which also involved some audience participation. Great fun!

I had a very enjoyable time here. The burgers were tasty, the camel burger was nicer than the beef. The atmosphere her is great, every Thursday night they have a story teller, telling generational Arabic story's to the people in the restaurant. The view from the rooftop is very nice especially at night. I would highly recommend coming here for food and drinks as the staff and food is really good for the price.

Came to try the camel burger and it did not disappoint, delicious and interesting. Also got the Zaalouk, not for me personally but I could see how someone who enjoys more fresh tomato flavor would better enjoy it. Worth the 29min walk from my hostel.

Must try the date milkshake - sooo good. The camel burger and crispy chicken avocado burger were amazing! Loved the sweet potato fries. Staff was very nice and efficient. The food took a little bit but surprisingly the staff noticed, apologized and took the milkshake off the bill. All in all, a great place to relax and get away from the motor fumes on the street.

Upon reading about the storytelling session in the cafe, three of us chose to have the first dinner of our Morocco trip here on 30th Jan 2025. The vibe and ambience is nice and the crowd is mainly touristy one. The storytelling was ok. There were three of them and one of them was the owner/chef of the restaurant. It started with one person telling a story in English and it was nice. Then another one started with Arabic , we felt it was a long one and difficult to connect to. Even though it was followed by the English version of the same story told by another person, it felt a bit stretched. The food was good. Below are some of the vegetarian dishes we tried. Two soups, Harira and the vegetable soup. Harira soup had chickpea and bit of semolina noddle (semiya). The vegetable soup was made of smashed vegetable and lentils(Dal). Kech platter- this came with assortment of the starters. The sweet potato was nice, the cheese briouats were yummm. Zaalouk is the fried or baked brinjal mixed with a nice tomato sauce and tasted good. Mint tea was decent. Orange juice was fresh and had good pulp. It was around 240MAD for three of us.

Staff are very smiley and polite. They prepared my order quick. I tried Clock Camel Burger. It comes with fries, a small bowl of salad (like a coleslaw) and a sauce (it has sweet taste). The burger was tasty.