la Joie — Restaurant in Marrakesh Prefecture

Went looking for Turkish style coffee in the Medina and google maps led me to near this cafe. The young man running the business (family business) was so lovely and engaging, wanted to offer the best coffee and best service. He invited me to video and take photos as he made the coffee in the hot sand. Was Turkish coffee with the Moroccan spices added in, very tasty. And not expensive. He has seats in the laneway which is where I sat so I could watch everything happening around me, small area with seating edge of laneway or a small terrace which I visited and found to be very quiet so would be great if wanted to escape the hustle and bustle for bit. He also sells spices, herbs, teas, oils etc if you interested but he did not push for me to buy anything just gave me some to smell. He then sat and chatted for little bit recommending to me places to visit around Morocco. Very relaxed and lovely visit to his small cafe, will definitely return next time I...

We had such an amazing experience at this café in Marrakech! The owner warmly welcomed us with a traditional tea and coffee, and took the time to explain how authentic Arabic coffee is made. He also gave us a demonstration of how Berber tea is prepared, and even let us taste a natural eucalyptus remedy for colds and sore throats.

It was more than just a coffee stop it was a cultural experience filled with kindness, warmth, and learning. I ended up buying both the Berber tea and eucalyptus mix, and when I got sick after returning to my country, I tried them and they really worked! He was...

Lovely little place to stop and enjoy a coffee or tea.

The owner is very welcoming and happy to show you how he makes his coffees and teas, which are delicious. He sells the drinks and the stuff to make them at home at very reasonable prices and doesn’t pressure you to buy anything.

The place has a terrace on the roof with a nice view which is a lovely place to relax and enjoy your drinks away...