Housed inside the Dar el Bacha Museum of Confluences, Bacha is one of the hottest new spots in the city. With more than 100 varieties of coffee and a menu that spans 13 pages, this is the place to take fussy eaters. The orange blossom churros with dipping chocolate are sinfully delicious.

The airy courtyard in the 1910 building that houses the Dar el Bacha Musée is all palm trees and colorful tiles: it's a perfect oases for a quick bite. There are over 100 types of coffee, from all over the world, and perfect pastries, as well as a selection of main dishes.

Tucked within the chambers of the Dar El Bacha museum, this fancy salon cafe intends to bring coffee connoisseurship back to Marrakesh. Prepare to scrape your jaw off the floor when you see the opulent rooms (a...

The sophisticated Bacha Coffee specialises in 100% Arabica coffees and offers customers a unique opportunity to tour the world in a cup by exploring the harvests of the most renowned coffee producing countries. This restaurant will not leave you disappointed. Located in an exceptional setting of the old Dar el Bacha palace, here you can taste more than 200 varieties of roasted coffee accompanied by gourmet pastries, such as the almond/orange blossom croissant or the raspberry/fresh mint puff.

Bacha Coffee is fast becoming one of the must-visit spots in Marrakech, with its incredible coffee heritage and vibrant courtyard interior. This place can get really busy so it is best to arrive just before it opens (10 am) or later on before it closes (6 pm) if you don’t want to spend too long queueing for a table. There’s also a little museum to explore next door, and if there is a long wait time, they’ll give you a buzzer to let you know when your table is ready.

Marrakech is a city of (mint) tea drinkers, but did you know it’s also home to some of the world’s best coffee?. Bacha Coffee – one of the big bean brands – was founded in the city in 1910, and now has a palatial coffee café inside Dar el Bacha Palace. The 40-or-so shiny tins displayed behind the coffee counter invite you to pick your pour from practically any region in the world, but a word of warning if you want a flat white – it’s filter coffee only here.

You might need to queue to get a coffee here – but it’s worth the wait. The former residence of Marrakech’s last pasha was reopened in 2017 as the home of the Museum of Cultural Confluences – which explores Morocco’s rich cultural heritage. Bacha Coffee, housed in the main courtyard, serves dozens of varieties of 100% Arabica coffee alongside other drinks and light meals all served against a stunning decorative backdrop.

While many cafes in Marrakech boast about their ambiance, nothing quite matches the jaw-dropping elegance of Bacha Coffee inside the Medina. As one of the best breakfast spots I recommend to my guests, you’ll want to arrive right when they open at 10 AM to avoid the notorious 2-hour waits. For just 10 Dirham, you’ll enter this famous cafe filled with colonial wallpaper, vintage furniture, and a stunning wood coffee bar.

First up on this list of the best restaurants in Marrakech is one of my all-time favorite cafes in Marrakech, Bacha Coffee. It’s actually tucked away inside a Marrakech museum and you’ll have to pay to enter if you decide not to visit the museum. FYI, you should 100% visit the museum since I loved exploring this historic building, seeing an ancient hammam, and relaxing in the courtyard near the back.

Now with several locations across Morocco and Singapore, Bacha Coffee first opened in the medina’s Dar el Bacha palace in 1910. Recently revived after a 60-year hiatus, the café is once again selling more than 200 varieties of single origin, 100 percent Arabica coffees from around the world. It is a must-visit destination for connoisseurs, as much for its décor as for its coffee.

It’s widely regarded as one of the top coffee shops in the country and is known for its exceptional coffee selection, including a variety of specialty blends and single-origin options. The café prides itself on its meticulous approach to coffee preparation, and also offers a stylish and cosy atmosphere, making it a great place to relax and enjoy your favorite brew.

The palace also has a stylish tea/coffee room, Bacha Coffee, offering a lively table of seasonal flavors, a wide collection of 100% Arabica coffees and a trip back in time to the early twentieth century. Its shop also sells the Bacha Coffee range of coffees and tableware. This magical place will take you back to the golden age of Marrakesh and Art Deco.

New and gorgeous this place isn’t easy to find, in fact we walked past it twice!. It’s hidden away in the Museum of the Confluences Museum (in the former Dar el Bacha) in Route Sidi Abdelaziz. You have to go through the museum to get to the café and be sure to mention at the entrance that that is your purpose or you will be charged for a museum visit.

Bacha Coffee is a renowned coffee house located in Marrakech, Morocco. The name of the coffee house means “pasha” or “governor” in Arabic, which reflects its commitment to providing a luxurious coffee experience. Upon entering, you are greeted by the rich aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans and the warm ambiance of the tastefully decorated interior.

After strolling around Rue Dar El Bacha, you can visit this pleasant cafe to savour Mediterranean and Morrocan dishes. Operating within the Museum of Cultural Confluences in Marrakech city, this heritage cafe embraces the romance of the classic era. You will love the inviting aroma of coffee and the sweet scent of freshly baked pastries.

Bacha Coffee is found in the Dar El Bacha museum in Marrakech, creating a special mix of cultural experience and great coffee. This cafe is unique not just for its fantastic coffee but also for its beautiful Moroccan-style setting inside the museum. What makes this cafe special is the combination of luxury and cultural richness.

This beloved café is located in the heart of the city, surrounded by the hustle and bustle of the vibrant city streets. It is frequented by locals and tourists alike, making it a great place to mingle and explore the culture of this magical city. Dar El Bacha is a small, but charming café located in the heart of Marrakech.

In need of an afternoon pick-me-up in the most beautiful space in town?. Finish up visit at the Dar el Bacha museum, an absolute treasure, just steps away from Riad 72 with a pot of coffee and a cake at Bacha Coffee. Reminiscent of a Parisian café, the cake counter here is enviably and the coffee selection seems endless.

Bacha Coffee is the perfect place to go if you’re craving a cup of coffee in Marrakech. Located next to Jama el Fna and serving up some of the best espressos in the city, this cafe is an excellent way to start your day in the city. As an added bonus, this place is also a great spot to sip a cup of tea.

If you want to be treated like a queen (or a king) then you need to make a reservation immediately and have brunch at Bacha Coffee House. It ranks up there with my very favorite food experiences and should not be missed. Besides having dozens of coffees available, the food here is amazing.

This spot is a coffee paradise, offering an extensive menu of expertly brewed coffees from around the world. The elegant setting makes it perfect for a leisurely coffee break or a relaxing afternoon while your travel. It’s a must-visit for anyone who appreciates a good cup of joe.

After a visit to the Dar El Bacha museum, you cannot miss a pit stop at Bacha Coffee for an afternoon pick me up and delicious French pastries. Coffee experiences like this are rare to come by in Marrakech, so be sure to carve out time in your schedule for a visit.

You wouldn’t want to miss the experience of walking back in the 1920s. The restaurant I tucked away in the heart of the fabulous Bacha Palace. The elegant designs and touch of the velvet barrel seats, chinoiserie wall covering, and enormous potted palm trees.

Bacha Coffee Marrakech: A gorgeous coffee room and boutique that oozes Moroccan charm and tradition. Serving Arabica coffee, delicious teas, and Mediterranean cuisine – it’s the ultimate spot to take a break from wandering the souks.

The decoration of this place is some of the finest architectural spectacles Morocco has to offer. The story of Bacha Coffee begins in the medina of Marrakesh. This incredibly well restored coffeehouse carries a history.

The Bacha Coffee House in the old royal palace Dar el Bacha is the most beau­ti­ful café in Marrakesh. Here you can drink coffee in style, enjoy deli­cious French patis­serie or have a light lunch.

It is more than just a coffee shop; it offers an artistic experience. The beautiful décor reflects the rich Moroccan heritage. Drinking a cup of coffee here feels like a special treat.