Pub Restaurants in Marrakech

Finding a decent pub in Marrakech can be a bit of an adventure since the city isn't really famous for that kind of scene. But if you know where to look, there are spots where locals and expats unwind over a cold beer or a cocktail.

In Gueliz, the more European part of town, you’ll hit places like Theatro or Le Bar Churchill, where the vibe leans relaxed and you can actually catch some live music or sports, which is a nice change from the usual bustle of the medina. It’s also cooler during the spring or fall evenings, so I recommend going then , summer nights can get sticky otherwise.

One tip: many pubs here mix Moroccan flavors into their drinks, so don’t hesitate to try a mint-infused cocktail or a local craft beer if it’s on tap. The pubs here really are about meeting up, having a laugh, and enjoying something a bit different after a day exploring the souks. Oh, and if you want to dodge the tourist crowd, try heading out towards Hivernage, where some places feel a bit more low-key and authentically local. Marrakech’s pub scene isn’t huge, but it’s got enough personality to surprise you.