This is a list of the best coffee shops I tried and recommend for working or studying in Casablanca.

If you want a professional space, like a co-working space, we have another list for that.

The general note given takes into consideration things like power sockets, noise, mood, view, quality of mobile signal… but also others like price, non-smoking area, etc.

I dropped the WiFi from this list, as generally speaking, all WiFis aren’t that good in coffee shops, and you should always bring your own WiFi or tether from your phone.

There are four ranges: Bad, Okay, Good, and Excellent. We’ll start from the top and go down.

If you have a coffee shop you want me to test please let me know.

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Last updated: July 31, 2025

Grignotiere Palmier (best coffee shop for working)

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This is the best coffee shop for working. It’s spacious, airy, has a non-smoking space, etc. The WiFi can be a pain if the coffee is busy, so make sure to have your own.

The prices are on the higher side: A tea is 18dh (As Moroccans, tea prices are our expensive checkers).

My recommendation is to go there early in the morning. The coffee shop opens at 7:30 AM so that you can get a few hours of deep work.

The only downside is the music. It’s loud!

Pros	Cons
+ Calm + Non-smoking area + Service + Power sockets	+ The music can be high + A little expensive

Food House (second best)

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Cheap and very calm as long as you avoid the 12-2 PM. A lot of companies are around, and people take their lunch there. Their service is good too.

If you end up there between 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM, I don’t recommend getting lunch. They usually hurry up and can send you bad food. Just wait until it’s 2:30 or 3 PM before ordering.

I tested various foods, and they’re not that interesting. Here I’ll give you the top 3 there. If you’re in the mood for lunch, I recommend “Plat Nuggets” (45dh). If you’re there for breakfast, I recommend “Gourmand” (35dh). Other than that, just go with a tea or a coffee.

They used to have one of the fastest internets I tested. But now it’s crap. I think it’s because they don’t change their password. I take this opportunity to remind you to use your own connection when working from coffee shops. You can also find power sockets everywhere!

Pros	Cons
+ Calm + Non smoking area + Cheap + Service + Power sockets	+ Crowded (12-2 PM) + Food

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Starbucks Villa

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There are many Starbucks in Casablanca, but this one has a good view. Unfortunately, the sockets outside aren’t working. So if you need a power socket, you’re obliged to move inside. Not a deal breaker, because you can work inside and then move outside once you’re done to get some sun. The place inside is generally used by students, so it’s very calm for work.

Their prices are a little high. Given that I don’t drink coffee, I don’t know if their coffee is that good to justify the price tag.

Pros	Cons
+ Nice view + Power sockets + Non smoking area + Calm	+ Price

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Pomme de pain (best coffee shop for studying)

Pomme de pain is a chain and has a lot of coffee in Casablanca. I visited those of 2 Mars and Abdelmoumen. And the experience is practically the same.

There is a place where students study, and it’s full of power sockets. Prices are correct, and it’s a non-smoking area. So all good!

Given there are a lot of students, the place is a little noisy, and it’s likely to be crowded. But overall, very good for working.

Pros	Cons
+ Good food + Power sockets + Price + Non smoking area	+ Noisy + Crowded

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Luxurious

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Excellent food, quality service, and cozy place. If you want some concentration, I recommend going up.

The price is a little bit higher than average, and people are smoking everywhere. Which I can’t stand. It’s also crowded if you go between 12 and 2 PM. Which is normal.

Power sockets are in a few places only. Be sure to head there with a fully charged battery or check where the sockets are before choosing a place.

I would recommend their “Gourmand” breakfast. It’s a complete breakfast for 40dh.

Pros	Cons
+ Cozy + Calm + Good food + Quality service	+ Price + Smoking + Crowded (12- 2PM) + Power sockets

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Villa Plazza

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Update: The cafe hasn’t been well-maintained recently, and their service is terrible.

This is probably the cafe with the most fantastic view you can get.

It’s basically a villa turned into a café. The service is excellent and probably the best service on this list. The food is good, but the prices are a little high. A soda will cost you 25dh if I remember correctly.

The power sockets are there, but not very apparent. You need to look under the tables, and you’ll find them. Given you’re outside, the mobile signal is good. There is also a small garden where children play, so you can use it too if you want to take a break.

There is an inside part too if you prefer, but I never tested it. I love the sun, so I always head to the outside area.

Pros	Cons
+ Calm + Awesome service + Spacious + Amazing view + Power sockets	+ Price is high + Unmaintained cafe + Bad service

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Bondi Coffee Kitchen

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Good space. Minimalist decoration. Minimal noise. And lot of power sockets.

I find the prices to be exaggerated. Lot of hipsters. And the tables aren’t comfortable if you plan to work for a long period of time.

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Charif

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The place is modern, cozy, and calm as long as you don’t go between 12-2 PM. There are a lot of schools around and they have lunch there.

They also have delicious pastry. If you head there, I recommend the “fourée aux amandes“.

My concern is that they have a low mobile signal inside. Tethering from your phone is nearly impossible. I had a hard time getting a good signal there.

The space upstairs is a non-smoking area with a view of their kitchen. It makes a really nice decoration. Power sockets are nearly nonexistent.

Their service is impolite toward customers. I heard two waiters arguing in the center of the cafe, with a high voice, about who should get the tip left by a customer.

To have an idea about the prices:

• Tea: 15dh
• Orange juice: 20dh
• Breakfast: +25dh

Pros	Cons
+ Cozy + Calm + Good food + Non smoking area	+ Bad mobile signal + Crowded (12- 2 PM) + Service + Power sockets

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Crozette Café

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The non-smoking area is nonexistent. The place smells of cigarettes.

Other than that. It has a lot of power sockets, and the food is good.

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