Bondi Coffee Kitchen

Casablanca

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Bondi Coffee Kitchen

Bondi Coffee Kitchen brings a touch of Australia to Casablanca, run by a Moroccan-Australian couple who take their coffee and bread seriously. Take a seat in their stripped-back, industrial space and enjoy a menu of fresh, easy plates (sourdough sandwiches, colourful salads, pastas and plenty of vegetarian options) backed up by fair-trade, organic beans and juices pressed on the spot.

Information

address31 Rue Sebou, Gauthier, Casablanca
openingHoursDaily 9am–9pm
phone+212 6516 87707
websiteVisit website

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