Pâtisserie Rahmouni Hassan

What an annoying service! I ordered breakfast and coffee, and I refilled the coffee, but there was no glass of water (in Morocco, coffee will be given a glass of water). I only stayed for an hour, and the boss thought I stayed too long and asked me to leave. It's shocking. I've been in Morocco for a long time. It's the first time I've met such a boss. I only have money in my eyes.

looked great online, but my visit was disappointing. The milk and chocolate machine wasn’t working, despite being advertised as functional. The food was average, with a 5/10 taste rating, and the cake quality didn’t live up to expectations. Overall, the experience didn’t match the online hype. Wouldn’t return soon.

This pastry spot offers good value for money—prices are decent and the portions are generous. It also functions as a café, but the space is very small, so it’s much better suited for takeaway. The only downside is that prices aren’t displayed on the items, which can be inconvenient. Overall, it’s a solid place to grab a sweet treat on the go.

A must-visit for best selection of the freshest and most scrumptious Moroccan biscuits. Here I discovered Moroccan Almond Brioquats - 3 DDD*** rating ! *** Delicious !Divine!Delectable! 😋😋😋 Best in Morocco (Promise I tested MANY across 3 large Moroccan cities)

Delicious and great prices. The Citron (lemonade) is great.