Mazel Cafe is a beloved café and restaurant situated at 8 Place des Ferblantiers in Marrakech’s Medina, acclaimed for its expertly crafted fusion of Middle Eastern and Moroccan cuisines. It is especially famous for oversized falafel pitas — praised by patrons as the best falafel in Marrakech — savory lamb couscous, and other Moroccan specialties like tagines and vegetarian options. The homemade lemonades, particularly those infused with orange blossom, mint, and rose petals, receive frequent praise for their refreshing and authentic flavours.

The café offers an inviting, casual yet vibrant atmosphere with a comfortable outdoor terrace perfect for people-watching and relaxing, enhanced with a cooling mist to beat the Marrakech heat. Customers appreciate the friendly, attentive service and the cleanliness of the kitchen. Portion sizes are generous and affordable, with most dishes priced between 45 to 75 Moroccan Dirhams, making it excellent value for money.

Mazel Cafe operates daily, including evenings until around 10 PM, and it is favorably located near landmarks like Palais Badi and Palais Bahia, making it a convenient stop during Medina explorations. Reviews highlight its combination of great food quality, good service, and a warm ambiance, though a small minority noted occasional service or food inconsistencies. The café also attracts a mix of locals and tourists who enjoy its welcoming vibe, straightforward healthy dishes, and the sociable street-food atmosphere.