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Pâtisserie Al Jawda
A cafe worth a slow morning · Marrakech, Morocco
4.2★Rating
126Reviews
$$Price level
Year-roundBest time
The experience
A pastry shop and tea room at 11 Rue de la Liberté in Gueliz, on the quiet shopping street behind Boulevard Mohamed Zerktouni, working both the Moroccan and the French repertoires. The cases hold almond tarts, savoury goat-cheese pastries, pastilla, macarons and a flaky millefeuille the regulars call the milhojas, plus fresh yoghurt with fruit and juices. The Moroccan sweets are noticeably less sugary than the souk versions. It opens at 8am seven days a week.
The Gueliz pastry counter Marrakchis actually buy from, where the Moroccan sweets are made restrained instead of syrup-soaked.
Moroccan pastry counterless sweetearly openingneighbourhood fixture
Where it is
Marrakech, Morocco · Gueliz (Rue de la Liberté). Coordinates from the listing we sourced it from.
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