Nightlife & Entertainment

The Marrakech outpost of the legendary Ibiza brand. A massive open-air complex with pool parties, international DJs, and a Moroccan-inspired design that blends traditional zellige with cutting-edge sound and light systems.

A glamorous restaurant-lounge where belly dancers perform between courses of refined Moroccan-French cuisine. The atmosphere heats up after 10 PM with DJs and dancing. A Marrakech institution since 1998.

Housed in a former theater at the Es Saadi Palace, this opulent nightclub features dramatic decor with red velvet, gold accents, and a state-of-the-art Funktion-One sound system. International and local DJs spin house, R&B, and Moroccan fusion.

The ultra-chic lounge at Sofitel Marrakech. Sleek modern design, craft cocktails, and a sophisticated crowd. Live DJ sets on weekends with a mix of deep house and chill beats beside the illuminated pool.

A stunning rooftop terrace in the heart of the medina with panoramic views of the Koutoubia Mosque and Atlas Mountains. Italian-Moroccan cuisine, creative cocktails, and a magical atmosphere as the sun sets over the Red City.

An extravagant palace-turned-nightclub with Bollywood-meets-Morocco decor. Dinner is served in lavishly decorated rooms before the space transforms into a dance floor with live bands and DJs.

A sophisticated wine bar in the Gueliz neighborhood offering an impressive selection of Moroccan wines alongside French and international labels. Intimate atmosphere, knowledgeable staff, and gourmet tapas.

A beautifully restored fondouk (caravanserai) with a dramatic interior courtyard. Upscale Moroccan-Mediterranean cuisine downstairs, cocktail bar and lounge upstairs. The candlelit atmosphere is pure magic.

The coolest cafe-bar in Gueliz, frequented by Marrakech's creative class. Street art on the walls, vinyl DJs on weekends, craft cocktails, and a rooftop terrace. The vibe is Berlin-meets-Marrakech.

A hidden gem in the medina combining a cafe, art gallery, and cultural space. Regular live music evenings featuring Gnaoua, jazz, and fusion acts. The intimate courtyard setting feels like discovering a secret garden.

Named after the iconic Marrakech slow-cooked dish, this restaurant transforms into a live music venue after dinner. Chaabi, Gnaoua, and Andalusian musicians perform in a beautiful riad setting with fountain courtyard.

One of the oldest riads in the medina, dating to the 16th century. Now a literary cafe and cultural salon hosting poetry readings, book launches, and acoustic performances amid stunning original architecture.

The whimsical creation of artist Hassan Hajjaj, this pop-art riad cafe is a photographer's dream. Colorful interiors made from recycled materials, Moroccan tea and pastries, and a rooftop draped in vibrant fabrics.

One of the original Marrakech nightclubs, located on Avenue Mohammed V. Multiple dance floors playing Arabic pop, hip-hop, and electronic music. Popular with both locals and visitors, it has a more relaxed door policy than the luxury venues.

Perched atop one of Casablanca's tallest buildings, Sky Bar offers 360-degree views of the city and the Atlantic Ocean. Premium cocktails, sushi bar, and a chic after-work crowd that transforms into a party scene after midnight.

Inspired by the film Casablanca, this atmospheric venue recreates the glamour of 1940s Morocco. Live jazz and piano performances nightly, classic cocktails, and an Art Deco interior that transports you to another era.

A lively Spanish-themed tapas bar in the Ain Diab district. Sangria flows freely, flamenco guitar fills the air, and the mixed crowd of locals and expats creates one of the most fun atmospheres in the city.

A beloved Casablanca institution on the Corniche, this bar-restaurant sits right on the rocks above the Atlantic. Fresh seafood, cold Casablanca beer, and ocean spray on warm evenings. The sunset views are spectacular.

A stylish rooftop venue in the Gauthier district offering panoramic city views, creative cocktails, and a regularly rotating roster of resident DJs. The after-work aperitivo scene on Thursdays is a Casa institution.

An iconic oceanfront restaurant-lounge perched on the rocks of the Corniche with floor-to-ceiling windows framing the Atlantic. French-Moroccan cuisine, an extensive wine list, and a sophisticated atmosphere make this a Casa classic.

Clinging to the clifftop with terraced seating overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar, this legendary cafe has hosted the Rolling Stones, Paul Bowles, and William Burroughs. Mint tea, shisha, and the most dramatic sunset in Morocco.

A stylish speakeasy-style bar in the heart of the Tangier medina. Vintage Moroccan decor, expertly crafted cocktails with local ingredients, and an intimate atmosphere that attracts a creative, international crowd.

A rooftop terrace in the kasbah offering arguably the best view in Tangier: the entire bay, the medina rooftops, and on clear days, the coast of Spain. Moroccan tea, light bites, and an atmosphere of timeless elegance.

A vibrant bar and cultural venue in the Ville Nouvelle hosting live music, DJ nights, and art exhibitions. The eclectic crowd of Tangier artists, writers, and musicians continues the city's legendary bohemian tradition.

The beating heart of Essaouira's music scene. Live Gnaoua, reggae, and world music performances every night in a colorful, bohemian space decorated with African art. The energy is infectious and the dancing spontaneous.

A multi-level cafe-bar-gallery on Place Moulay Hassan with a rooftop terrace offering panoramic views of the port and medina. Live music on weekends, art exhibitions, and the perfect spot for sundowners.

A relaxed beach bar near the port where Gnaoua musicians often gather for impromptu jam sessions. Cold local beer, grilled sardines, and the sound of the Atlantic crashing on the ramparts create an unforgettable evening.

Agadir's premier nightclub on the beachfront strip. International DJs, themed nights, and a massive dance floor attract a young, energetic crowd. The summer pool parties are the hottest ticket on the Atlantic coast.

Part of the Sofitel brand, this beachfront lounge offers sunset cocktails, deep house music, and a stylish crowd. The terrace overlooks the promenade and the bay, making it the ideal start to an Agadir night out.

A laid-back, expat-friendly pub on the main tourist strip serving cold beers, pub grub, and showing live sports. Not glamorous, but consistently fun with karaoke nights, quiz nights, and a friendly crowd.

A restaurant-bar built on a converted wooden dhow boat moored on the Bou Regreg river between Rabat and Sale. Mediterranean cuisine, cocktails, and live jazz on weekends with views of the Kasbah des Oudaias lit up at night.

Located within the Andalusian gardens of the Kasbah des Oudaias, this peaceful cafe serves mint tea and fresh orange juice in a setting of jasmine, bougainvillea, and ancient walls. The most beautiful cafe terrace in Rabat.

Rabat's answer to the Marrakech super-clubs. A modern venue with a quality sound system, rotating international DJs, and a mixed crowd of students, diplomats, and young professionals. Less pretentious than its Marrakech counterparts.

The garden bar at the boutique Villa Mandarine hotel, set among citrus groves. An oasis of calm where diplomats and Rabat's cultural elite sip Moroccan wines and craft cocktails. The orange blossom cocktail is legendary.

The only design hotel in Fes, perched on a hill above the medina, with a rooftop bar offering the most spectacular view of the ancient city. Craft cocktails, Mediterranean tapas, and a sophisticated ambiance that feels worlds apart from the bustling souks below.

A charming restaurant-cafe built in the ruins of a riad in the heart of Fes el-Bali. The crumbling walls are covered in flowering vines, creating a romantic, secret-garden atmosphere. Moroccan-British cuisine, local wines, and occasional acoustic music.

A beloved cultural cafe in the medina hosting live Gnaoua music sessions, Hikayat (Moroccan storytelling) nights, and cooking workshops. The rooftop terrace has views of the minarets, and the famous camel burger is not to be missed.