Hidden through the doorway to the Hotel Toulousian, Café du Livre has cocktails chalked up on a central board and secondhand books for sale around the edge of a lounge area. Comfortable seating, all in an ambient blue, make it a great place to take a calm afternoon flicking through pages and sipping on whatever takes your fancy. If you’re still buzzing from the nearby shopping of Gueliz, Café du Livre can get more feisty in the evenings.

Part library, part cafe, you can’t get more homely than Cafe du Livre. Tucked away in the old French district of Gueliz guests can enjoy a coffee whilst diving into one of approximately 2000 great books, snack on a light lunch, or enjoy a hearty dinner. Serving continental cuisine, and excellent wines and beers, Cafe du Livre even hosts quiz nights and live TV sessions for the most popular sports events.

In Guéliz, the restaurants Le Grand Café de la Poste, Kechmara, and Café du Livre are great places to enjoy a drink. If you're simply looking for a refreshing ale during the heat of the day, inside the Grand Café de L'Atlas, avenue Mohammed V at place Abdelmoumen Ben Ali, is a bar where Moroccan men and the odd tourist can sink one down away from the public eye. The compact Le Lounge, next to the Diwane Hotel, 24 rue Yougoslavie (tel. 0524/433703), is Daniel Guillard and Christian Hofer's affordable, unpretentious lounge bar that nightly attracts a loyal set of locals as well as a few stray tourists.

Part book shop, part expat hang out spot, Café du Livre has it all, from weekly table quizzes, international sports match screenings and film nights: the café’s American owner has created a space that is loved by Anglophone expats and locals alike and the lively atmosphere makes it a great space to head if you are planning a longer stay in Marrakech or if you are looking to meet people.

For a chilled-out hangout spot complete with a library and board games, a quiz night on Mondays, and live music on Fridays and Saturdays, choose Café du Livre. Open until 11 p.m., it’s a good place to start your evening, especially between 6 and 8 p.m. from Tuesday to Saturday when its happy hour offers some of the most affordable beer and wine in the city.

You can enjoy American comfort foods like buffalo wings and burgers like their Rock n’ Roll burger with draft beers starting at 25 dirham. On Mondays, you can participate in their trivia quiz night which brings in a large international crowd. During the week, they offer happy hour drink specials and on Friday & Saturdays, they have live music performances.

With draft beers beginning at 25 dirhams, you can enjoy American comfort dishes like buffalo wings and burgers like their Rock n’ Roll burger. You may take part in their trivia night on Mondays, which attracts a sizable international audience. They feature happy hour beer promotions throughout the week, and live music is performed on Fridays and Saturdays.

This comfortable and hip cafe is tucked away inside a side street of the Ville Nouvelle’s colonial French Quarter in Marrakech. Cafe Du Livre serves a delicious array of Moroccan, American and French foods. The comfortable and inviting atmosphere has seen the likes of several prominent authors who often appear for book signings and talks.

Located at Gueliz, the Café du Livre is a restaurant, bar, and bookstore all rolled into one. You can sit in a corner and enjoy a nice book with a cool drink on happy hour days. You can enjoy Buffalo wings and burgers with draft beers from 25 dirhams and you can participate in their trivia night which attracts people from all over.

Located in the new city, Marrakech, Café du Livre is a quiet spot for local bibliophiles and literati. Its warm interior is surrounded by 2000 books lined up on the wooden wall racks. Opposed to the fancy menu of a typical café, Café du Livre focuses on serving home-made, fresh dishes such as salads, hamburgers and speared kebabs.

In Guéliz, the restaurants like the Grand Café de la Poste, Kechmara, and Café du Livre are great places to enjoy a drink. Kechmara has live music sessions with a DJ on Wednesdays,Thursdays and Fridays and Café du Livre is a great place of young Moroccans and expats to meet and a very congenial place for tourists to meet locals.

You can enjoy American comfort food, like their Rock’n’Roll burger with a draft beer from 25 dirhams (about €2.20). On Mondays, you can take part in their quiz night, which attracts a large international crowd. During the week, they offer special happy hour cocktails, and on Fridays and Saturdays, they feature live concerts.

Cafe du Livre is your classic vintage bookstore cafe, with salads, sandwiches and nightly poetry readings. For those seeking the Ville Nouvelle experience, consider: Plus61 (modern Moroccan) or Le Studio (French). In recent months, the breakfast spread at the Oberai has recently been making the Instagram rounds too.

The Café du Livre is the perfect venue for a quick coffee, a refreshing alcoholic beverage, a light bite or a hearty dinner. By day, Café du Livre is a wonderful place to hang out and relax. To the rear of the café there is an especially comfortable seating area opposite shelves loaded with some […]

Hid behind a huge construction site, it is run by people-loving Sandra Zwollo who founded the café in January 2006. There are 2000 books lined up on the wall racks of the café. The quietness of the café is only interrupted by the Zen-like calming music, slick chess moves, and hushed conversations.

Le Café du Livre de Marrakech est l’endroit où allier loisir et culture. Pour un verre, un déjeuner rapide ou un dîner copieux, ce restaurant-librairie se situe dans l’ancien quartier français de Guéliz. Quelques 2000 livres sont à disposition des passionnés, résidents ou de passage à Marrakech.

Café du Livre is a café cum library that offers a perfect blend of leisure and culture. It is loved by the locals, especially Anglophonic people seeking refreshment in a peaceful ambience. This library lounge is so homely and embraces literary works from different corners of the world.

For a hangout spot complete with a library, board games, and a piece of live music on Friday or Saturday, choose café du livre. It’s an excellent place to start your evening. From Tuesday to Saturday, they offer some of the city’s most affordable beer and wine.

This trendy bar and cafe in Marrakech is one of my fave places to go since it’s a bar, restaurant, library, and bookstore all rolled into one. I mean, where else can you chill with a drink among shelves filled with second-hand books?. Nowhere, that’s where!

This cafe might look like a library, but rarely will you be told to ‘shhh’. Things get lively when crowds gather. And surprisingly, for a place that looks more suited to a game of bridge, gather they do.

Cafe du Livre is a more laid-back spot that is budget-friendly and popular with an international crowd. It’s a strange mix, being both a sports bar and a library, but it somehow works.

One for the bookworms (and those tolerant of cigarette smoke), this friendly hideaway and English-language bookstore has an alcohol licence and is popular with expats.

Sandra opened this as an English bookshop- cafe, and it has turned into the hotspot for expats. It is accessed from the courtyard of Hotel Toulousain.