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Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in El Jadida. El Jadida (Berber: Mazaɣan, ⵎⴰⵣⴰⵗⴰⵏ, Arabic: الجديدة or مازاغان, Portuguese: Mazagão) is a port city on the Atlantic coast of Morocco, located 106 km south of the city of Casablanca in the region of Doukkala-Abda and the province of El Jadida. It has a population of 194,934 (2014 census). From the sea, El Jadida's old city has a very "un-Moorish" appearance; it has massive Portuguese walls of hewn stone.
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10. l'Elysee
Reviewed By Snafu14
Le café restaurant qui manquait sur El Jadida. Décor luxueux, confortable, très propre, personnel pro et sympathique, une cuisine internationale de qualité, des petits déjeuner à tomber par terre... que demander de plus ?
9. La Cafeteria
Reviewed By Default11915
It's the view that's given this place 5 stars! It is certainly true what it says on the website that there is a stunning vista over the town and the ocean to be seen. Even though I went at night, it was still worth it. I could see right over to Azemmour! I'll definitely come back during the day and take some more photos and post them.The ambiance and decor of the cafe are top-notch too. Umm Koulthoum was singing Darit al-Ayam in the background, the service was swift and attentive and the coffee was fine.To access the terrace, walk into reception. There are two lifts. One is for clients of the hotel and is right next to the reception desk. The other is opposite reception and gives no access to the rooms or the floors with accommodation.The coffee was 15 dirhams for a large nous-nous supplied with a small bottle of Sidi Ali. More expensive than most places in town, but worth it for that view.
8. L'Araucaria
Overall Ratings
3 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By John W
I'm giving it a 4 as it has maintained itself well - it's been here for over 12 years - and has worked to improve its offer.It's not really different from a snack menu, except that there are posh cakes and some milk products to be had here as well. It's actually looks like a café and the coffee is good as is the view just over from the Mohammed V garden and the sea. On two floors, the inside is bright and modern and the food is fine.It's especially nice in the season as it's on the main drag, thus is a good place for people watching and seeing the world go by while having elevenses or an evening hot chocolate.
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7. Cafe Villa sm
Reviewed By mehdirrrr
This cafe could be better with experienced waiters as every time i try to sit in it the coffee machine is not warm yet especially in morning.The good thing in this place is the peace and quite at tge terrace or upper floor.Recommended It will be great if the owner try to get more experienced and attentive staff.
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6. L'Entracte
Reviewed By John W
My Moroccan mate and I always pop in here for a coffee and a panaché when we go to the supermarket. We've eaten here as well. It's just fast food, but it's pretty good.Even in winter, it's nice to eat on their seats on the balcony.The cakes are tasty too!
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5. RED Cafe
Reviewed By Nabil K
j'aime bcp ce café, le service est rapide et le personnel sympa, l'emplacement est un peu isolé par rapport les autres café comme VIP... et moins lumineux
4. Cafe 101
Reviewed By SolomonBinding
The title says it all. You'd expect places with pretensions to serve above-average food. Unfortunately, it's bog-standard snack-type food that can be obtained in many other places more cheaply and just as well cooked. My meal of chicken brochettes was fine. The accompaniments were OK too, but there was nothing special that stood out to justify the price. The location, on a busy main road and by a large junction doesn't help the ambience either. I'd eat there again only if I were in the area, but I'd prefer the snacks in town that are 30% cheaper and just as good if not better.
3. Le Beaupre
Reviewed By Moss M
The best place in town for breakfast! The portions are generous and the quality never faulters each time I come here. The staff are very attentive and welcoming. With comfortable seats, nice music and a spectacular view of the beach, this hidden gem is definitely unique to Jadida. I highly recommend the 'Chocolat à l'ancienne' for those with a sweet tooth. Anyone looking to enjoy quality drinks and food should make it a priority to come here (especially to watch the sun setting over the town).
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2. Cafe Solymar
Reviewed By Default11915
I've been here many a time over the years, the most recently one evening about two weeks ago. I've seen it evolve over the years until the latest rebuilding and refurbishment have created a smart two storey café whose roof terrace gives a wonderful view over the bay, the Portuguese City in the distance to the left and as far as Haouzia beach in Azemmour to the right. Even sitting on the downstairs patio, the view is fantastic and it's so nice simply to watch the passersby, the footballers on the sand and the sea itself.I need to say that the address here on the listing is wrong. I have been unsuccessful in persuading the powers-that-be to replace the erroneous address with the correct one. Let it be known that the true address is Avenue Sete and the café is situated on the pedestrianised part right on the promenade. Oddly, the map pin is in the correct position.The coffee's fine, the snacks are passable or better and the view is to die for. On balmy summer evenings, the place comes into its own with crowds of young people and Moroccan families from hotter towns than El Jadida enjoying the relatively cooler weather.
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1. Villa Les 7 Pains
A very nice place to have a breakfast or coffee or a snack. a nice environement with modern deco and smiling workers.
Reviewed By Richard H
A first class patisserie with excellent tarts, great cakes and very good bread. Friendly staff that at least always seem pleased to see me. The cafe upstairs is stylish, light and modern. Unfortunately it is very expensive for Jadida and exceptionally so for their position. Above the cafe is a roof terrace that might well be a pleasant spot in better weather.
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