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Sacred Heart Cathedral
H9RG+F68, Angle rue d'Alger et boulevard Rachdi, quartier Gautier, Casablanca 20250, Morocco
Arab League Park
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Abderrahman Slaoui Foundation Museum
12 Rue Du Parc, Casablanca 20070, Morocco
Beth-El Temple
H9WF+872, Rue Jaber Ben Hayane, Casablanca 20100, Morocco
United Nations Square
H9VJ+WFH, Boulevard Rachidi, Casablanca 20250, Morocco
Mohammed V Square
H9RJ+FGP7, Casablanca 20250, Morocco
Casablanca Grand Theater
H9RH+V8X, Ave Hassan II, Casablanca 20250, Morocco
Park Yasmina For Games
H9PG+RMF, Boulevard Moulay Youssef, Casablanca 20250, Morocco
Villa of Arts
30 boulevard Brahim Roudani, Rue Abou El Kacem Chabi, Casablanca 20000, Morocco
Laredo Art Gallery
ex rue Galilee، 67 Rue Taha Hussein, Casablanca 20060, Morocco
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La Grotte du Pecheur
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Le Bistronome
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Au Four A Bois
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Casa Jose Gauthier
22 Jean Jaurès St, Casablanca 20100, Morocco
Le Doge Café
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Le Jasmine
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La Cantine de Gauthier
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Misti Roof Top
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L'artiste Casablanca
54 Jean Jaurès St, Casablanca 20250, Morocco
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Thejamesrooftop

& Moulay Hassan 1er- Quartier, Jm suites 161 Angle Bd Rachidi, Bd Moulay Youssef, Casablanca 20070, Morocco
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attractions: Sacred Heart Cathedral, Arab League Park, Abderrahman Slaoui Foundation Museum, Beth-El Temple, United Nations Square, Mohammed V Square, Casablanca Grand Theater, Park Yasmina For Games, Villa of Arts, Laredo Art Gallery, restaurants: Little Mamma Moulay Youssef, La Grotte du Pecheur, Le Bistronome, Au Four A Bois, Casa Jose Gauthier, Le Doge Café, Le Jasmine, La Cantine de Gauthier, Misti Roof Top, L'artiste Casablanca
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Nearby attractions of Thejamesrooftop

Sacred Heart Cathedral

Arab League Park

Abderrahman Slaoui Foundation Museum

Beth-El Temple

United Nations Square

Mohammed V Square

Casablanca Grand Theater

Park Yasmina For Games

Villa of Arts

Laredo Art Gallery

Sacred Heart Cathedral

Sacred Heart Cathedral

4.0

(676)

Open 24 hours
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Arab League Park

Arab League Park

4.5

(2.3K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Abderrahman Slaoui Foundation Museum

Abderrahman Slaoui Foundation Museum

4.3

(188)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Beth-El Temple

Beth-El Temple

4.3

(279)

Open 24 hours
Click for details

Things to do nearby

Casablanca in a Day with a Local Lady Guide
Casablanca in a Day with a Local Lady Guide
Fri, Dec 5 • 10:00 AM
Casablanca, 20250, Morocco
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Cook Moroccan Food & Try on Traditional Clothes
Cook Moroccan Food & Try on Traditional Clothes
Thu, Dec 4 • 6:00 PM
Casablanca, 20153, Morocco
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circuit à vélo de 13 km dans la ville animée de Casablanca
circuit à vélo de 13 km dans la ville animée de Casablanca
Fri, Dec 5 • 10:00 AM
H9VR+6FC, Casablanca, 20250
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Nearby restaurants of Thejamesrooftop

Little Mamma Moulay Youssef

La Grotte du Pecheur

Le Bistronome

Au Four A Bois

Casa Jose Gauthier

Le Doge Café

Le Jasmine

La Cantine de Gauthier

Misti Roof Top

L'artiste Casablanca

Little Mamma Moulay Youssef

Little Mamma Moulay Youssef

4.5

(765)

Click for details
La Grotte du Pecheur

La Grotte du Pecheur

3.6

(116)

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Le Bistronome

Le Bistronome

4.4

(142)

$$

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Au Four A Bois

Au Four A Bois

4.3

(668)

$$

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Reviews of Thejamesrooftop

4.4
(597)
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2.0
33w

The James Roof Top A Glowing Review of Dim Lighting and Diminished Expectations

You know that “famous atmosphere” people rave about? Yeah, I think it died of neglect sometime around 2017. The place is so dark it feels like they hired a vampire as the interior designer. I spent ten minutes trying to read the menu before realising I was actually squinting at the back of a drinks coaster. Then I realised it was in French! French! French! Oh, the colonial shackles still remain.

And speaking of drinks—bring a small loan. You’ll need it. Overpriced, underwhelming, and in my case, tragically flat. They served me the last gassy breath of a dying Coke bottle, like a warm, syrupy goodbye. It took the Jack down with it like a mob hit.

The food? Imagine a chef playing culinary roulette with no bullets in the chamber, just confusion. The menu’s a Frankenstein’s monster of global cuisine stitched together with the culinary wisdom of a drunken YouTuber. It’s like mixing ten types of paint and wondering why you got poop brown. There’s no theme, no focus—just culinary jazz with all the wrong notes.

Now, they say the place starts to “come alive” around 11 p.m., and sure, I saw some signs of life—mainly in the form of tipsy people discovering they still have knees. Before that, it’s a glorified waiting room for disappointment. You’re better off eating somewhere that knows what the hell it’s doing, then rolling in late once the alcohol goggles are issued at the door.

Music-wise, it’s DJ-based—which sounds good until you realise it includes a guy playing digital tabla like a hyperactive monkey who just discovered Spotify. Fun for two songs, annoying for twenty. But hey, the locals were into it. Then again, so is cheese mold.

Now, the views—those are supposed to be the big draw, right? Except they’ve filled half the windows with houseplants so oversized I thought I’d walked into a botanical hostage situation. I came for skyline, not chlorophyll.

Mingling? Boogieing? Ha. Not here. There's no dance floor, no space, and 80% of the crowd are too busy Instagramming their own reflections to notice the world around them. Trying to meet someone here is like trying to start a conversation with a mannequin that thinks it’s better than you.

The one true saving grace? The staff. Absolute legends. Polite, fast, and clearly operating on some higher level of patience and professionalism that this place does not deserve. It’s like finding a 5-star concierge team working at a Wetherspoons inside a haunted IKEA.

Note to the kitchen staff. Don't send out one person's meal 30 minutes before the others. Try to time your prep and send them out together. I sat watching my friend eat, and he flew guilty and offered me his. Something I don't want to do or I would have ordered the same. Poor service

Final word: skip dinner, come after 10, tip the staff, avoid eye contact with the foliage, and bring your own cola. You’ll...

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5.0
32w

Wow, what an unforgettable experience at James Rooftop! From the moment I stepped onto this magical rooftop, I was captivated by the breathtaking views of Casablanca. The ambiance is truly enchanting, making it the perfect spot to relax and soak in the skyline.

The service was exceptional—staff members were attentive, friendly, and went above and beyond to ensure I had everything I needed. It felt like they genuinely cared about making my visit special.

The DJ played an incredible mix of music that perfectly complemented the vibe of the evening. I found myself dancing and enjoying the sounds that made the atmosphere electric.

And let’s not forget about the food! Each dish I tried was delicious and beautifully presented. The flavors were vibrant and authentic, a true culinary delight.

If you’re in Casablanca, you absolutely must visit James Rooftop. It’s a hidden gem that offers a perfect blend of stunning views, amazing service, fantastic music, and mouth-watering food. I can't...

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5.0
19w

A Must-Visit Rooftop in Casablanca!

James Roof Top is hands down one of the best spots in Casablanca. From the moment we arrived, the experience was seamless. The management is highly professional, and the staff is incredibly welcoming, attentive, and courteous. You can tell they genuinely care about making sure guests have a great time.

The rooftop itself is beautifully designed with a vibrant yet relaxed vibe. The views over Casablanca are stunning, especially at sunset. It’s the perfect setting whether you’re out with friends, on a date, or just looking to unwind with good music and great company.

The menu offers a solid mix of tasty dishes and creative drinks, all served quickly and with a smile. Everything from the ambiance to the service exceeded expectations.

Would definitely recommend James Roof Top to anyone visiting Casablanca or even locals looking for a standout evening. Big thanks to the team for such a...

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Ikky BobbyIkky Bobby
The James Roof Top A Glowing Review of Dim Lighting and Diminished Expectations You know that “famous atmosphere” people rave about? Yeah, I think it died of neglect sometime around 2017. The place is so dark it feels like they hired a vampire as the interior designer. I spent ten minutes trying to read the menu before realising I was actually squinting at the back of a drinks coaster. Then I realised it was in French! French! French! Oh, the colonial shackles still remain. And speaking of drinks—bring a small loan. You’ll need it. Overpriced, underwhelming, and in my case, tragically flat. They served me the last gassy breath of a dying Coke bottle, like a warm, syrupy goodbye. It took the Jack down with it like a mob hit. The food? Imagine a chef playing culinary roulette with no bullets in the chamber, just confusion. The menu’s a Frankenstein’s monster of global cuisine stitched together with the culinary wisdom of a drunken YouTuber. It’s like mixing ten types of paint and wondering why you got poop brown. There’s no theme, no focus—just culinary jazz with all the wrong notes. Now, they say the place starts to “come alive” around 11 p.m., and sure, I saw some signs of life—mainly in the form of tipsy people discovering they still have knees. Before that, it’s a glorified waiting room for disappointment. You’re better off eating somewhere that knows what the hell it’s doing, then rolling in late once the alcohol goggles are issued at the door. Music-wise, it’s DJ-based—which sounds good until you realise it includes a guy playing digital tabla like a hyperactive monkey who just discovered Spotify. Fun for two songs, annoying for twenty. But hey, the locals were into it. Then again, so is cheese mold. Now, the views—those are supposed to be the big draw, right? Except they’ve filled half the windows with houseplants so oversized I thought I’d walked into a botanical hostage situation. I came for skyline, not chlorophyll. Mingling? Boogieing? Ha. Not here. There's no dance floor, no space, and 80% of the crowd are too busy Instagramming their own reflections to notice the world around them. Trying to meet someone here is like trying to start a conversation with a mannequin that thinks it’s better than you. The one true saving grace? The staff. Absolute legends. Polite, fast, and clearly operating on some higher level of patience and professionalism that this place does not deserve. It’s like finding a 5-star concierge team working at a Wetherspoons inside a haunted IKEA. Note to the kitchen staff. Don't send out one person's meal 30 minutes before the others. Try to time your prep and send them out together. I sat watching my friend eat, and he flew guilty and offered me his. Something I don't want to do or I would have ordered the same. Poor service Final word: skip dinner, come after 10, tip the staff, avoid eye contact with the foliage, and bring your own cola. You’ll thank me later.
Saad ben soultanaSaad ben soultana
A Must-Visit Rooftop in Casablanca! James Roof Top is hands down one of the best spots in Casablanca. From the moment we arrived, the experience was seamless. The management is highly professional, and the staff is incredibly welcoming, attentive, and courteous. You can tell they genuinely care about making sure guests have a great time. The rooftop itself is beautifully designed with a vibrant yet relaxed vibe. The views over Casablanca are stunning, especially at sunset. It’s the perfect setting whether you’re out with friends, on a date, or just looking to unwind with good music and great company. The menu offers a solid mix of tasty dishes and creative drinks, all served quickly and with a smile. Everything from the ambiance to the service exceeded expectations. Would definitely recommend James Roof Top to anyone visiting Casablanca or even locals looking for a standout evening. Big thanks to the team for such a memorable experience!
Michael HaylesMichael Hayles
An afternoon in a hot box with bad food! The waiter said the chef wasn’t available to make sushi at 3pm in the afternoon, which is fair. What they didn’t tell us was the person they had cooking was probably the dish washer! The food they brought out was passable at best, but I was hungry. What I couldn’t eat was the Potato Bravos as they were cooked around 4 times before! My wife couldn’t eat her pasta, it was that bad! Then to top it off the rooftop during the afternoon is like a hot box! Terrible air conditioning and they wouldn’t extract the roof because of dust 🤦‍♂️ Will never bother again!
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The James Roof Top A Glowing Review of Dim Lighting and Diminished Expectations You know that “famous atmosphere” people rave about? Yeah, I think it died of neglect sometime around 2017. The place is so dark it feels like they hired a vampire as the interior designer. I spent ten minutes trying to read the menu before realising I was actually squinting at the back of a drinks coaster. Then I realised it was in French! French! French! Oh, the colonial shackles still remain. And speaking of drinks—bring a small loan. You’ll need it. Overpriced, underwhelming, and in my case, tragically flat. They served me the last gassy breath of a dying Coke bottle, like a warm, syrupy goodbye. It took the Jack down with it like a mob hit. The food? Imagine a chef playing culinary roulette with no bullets in the chamber, just confusion. The menu’s a Frankenstein’s monster of global cuisine stitched together with the culinary wisdom of a drunken YouTuber. It’s like mixing ten types of paint and wondering why you got poop brown. There’s no theme, no focus—just culinary jazz with all the wrong notes. Now, they say the place starts to “come alive” around 11 p.m., and sure, I saw some signs of life—mainly in the form of tipsy people discovering they still have knees. Before that, it’s a glorified waiting room for disappointment. You’re better off eating somewhere that knows what the hell it’s doing, then rolling in late once the alcohol goggles are issued at the door. Music-wise, it’s DJ-based—which sounds good until you realise it includes a guy playing digital tabla like a hyperactive monkey who just discovered Spotify. Fun for two songs, annoying for twenty. But hey, the locals were into it. Then again, so is cheese mold. Now, the views—those are supposed to be the big draw, right? Except they’ve filled half the windows with houseplants so oversized I thought I’d walked into a botanical hostage situation. I came for skyline, not chlorophyll. Mingling? Boogieing? Ha. Not here. There's no dance floor, no space, and 80% of the crowd are too busy Instagramming their own reflections to notice the world around them. Trying to meet someone here is like trying to start a conversation with a mannequin that thinks it’s better than you. The one true saving grace? The staff. Absolute legends. Polite, fast, and clearly operating on some higher level of patience and professionalism that this place does not deserve. It’s like finding a 5-star concierge team working at a Wetherspoons inside a haunted IKEA. Note to the kitchen staff. Don't send out one person's meal 30 minutes before the others. Try to time your prep and send them out together. I sat watching my friend eat, and he flew guilty and offered me his. Something I don't want to do or I would have ordered the same. Poor service Final word: skip dinner, come after 10, tip the staff, avoid eye contact with the foliage, and bring your own cola. You’ll thank me later.
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A Must-Visit Rooftop in Casablanca! James Roof Top is hands down one of the best spots in Casablanca. From the moment we arrived, the experience was seamless. The management is highly professional, and the staff is incredibly welcoming, attentive, and courteous. You can tell they genuinely care about making sure guests have a great time. The rooftop itself is beautifully designed with a vibrant yet relaxed vibe. The views over Casablanca are stunning, especially at sunset. It’s the perfect setting whether you’re out with friends, on a date, or just looking to unwind with good music and great company. The menu offers a solid mix of tasty dishes and creative drinks, all served quickly and with a smile. Everything from the ambiance to the service exceeded expectations. Would definitely recommend James Roof Top to anyone visiting Casablanca or even locals looking for a standout evening. Big thanks to the team for such a memorable experience!
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An afternoon in a hot box with bad food! The waiter said the chef wasn’t available to make sushi at 3pm in the afternoon, which is fair. What they didn’t tell us was the person they had cooking was probably the dish washer! The food they brought out was passable at best, but I was hungry. What I couldn’t eat was the Potato Bravos as they were cooked around 4 times before! My wife couldn’t eat her pasta, it was that bad! Then to top it off the rooftop during the afternoon is like a hot box! Terrible air conditioning and they wouldn’t extract the roof because of dust 🤦‍♂️ Will never bother again!
Michael Hayles

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