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Cafe Clock Cooking Class

  • CuisineTraditional Moroccan, choose-your-own menu
  • DurationAbout 3-4 hours
  • PricePrice set by the cafe; see fez.cafeclock.com or call +212 535 637 855
  • Best seasonYear-round

The Cafe Clock Cooking Class is a Moroccan cooking class run by Cafe Clock, a cafe and cultural venue in Fès el-Bali, the old medina of Fes in Morocco's Fès-Meknès region. The listing does not state how long the cafe has been running or the class has been offered. The kitchen is at Cafe Clock, 7 Derb el-Magana, off 252 Rue Talaa Kebira.

The Cafe Clock Cooking Class is a Moroccan cooking class run by Cafe Clock, a cafe and cultural venue in Fès el-Bali, the old medina of Fes in Morocco's Fès-Meknès region. The listing does not state how long the cafe has been running or the class has been offered. The kitchen is at Cafe Clock, 7 Derb el-Magana, off 252 Rue Talaa Kebira. Visitors meet on Talaa Kebira, the medina's main uphill thoroughfare, just past the meat market, and turn left into Derb el-Magana under the old water clock. The class lasts about 3 to 4 hours and uses a choose-your-own menu of traditional Moroccan dishes, so participants pick what they want to cook instead of following a fixed menu. Savoury dishes such as tagines and salads are typical of Moroccan menus, and the listing does not specify the number of dishes or the balance of savoury and sweet. The class can include a souk market tour as an option on the listed class, where the group shops for ingredients in the medina before cooking. The meal of the dishes cooked is included, and so is free cancellation up to 48 hours before the class. The price is set by the cafe and is not published in the listing; the cafe can be contacted through fez.cafeclock.com or on +212 535 637 855. Transport is not included, since participants walk to the cafe. Group size, instructor language and pace are not described in the listing and should be confirmed when booking. Because the menu is chosen by participants, the class is more flexible than fixed-menu classes, and visitors with dietary needs such as vegetarian preferences or allergies should mention them to the cafe when booking so the menu choices can be arranged. The class runs year-round.

Practical information for Cafe Clock Cooking Class · Last updated September 2026
Price Price set by the cafe; see fez.cafeclock.com or call +212 535 637 855
Duration About 3-4 hours
Address Cafe Clock, 7 Derb el-Magana, off 252 Rue Talaa Kebira, Fès el-Bali, Fès; meet on Talaa Kebira just past the meat market and turn left into Derb el-Magana under the old water clock

What is included

  • Choice of Moroccan menu
  • Souk market tour (option on the listed class)
  • Meal of the dishes cooked
  • Free cancellation up to 48 hours before

Good to know

Operator
Cafe Clock

Location

Cafe Clock, 7 Derb el-Magana, off 252 Rue Talaa Kebira, Fès el-Bali, Fès; meet on Talaa Kebira just past the meat market and turn left into Derb el-Magana under the old water clock

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Highlights

  • Choose-your-own Moroccan menu cooked at Cafe Clock in Fès el-Bali
  • Optional souk market tour for ingredients
  • Meal of the cooked dishes included
  • Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the class

Tips for visiting

  • Meet on Talaa Kebira just past the meat market, then turn left into Derb el-Magana under the old water clock.
  • Book via fez.cafeclock.com or +212 535 637 855, since the price is set by the cafe.
  • Choose the menu with dietary needs in mind and mention allergies when booking.
  • Arrive hungry; the class ends with a meal of the dishes cooked.
  • Wear closed shoes for the medina's uneven, steep lanes, especially if joining the souk tour.

When to visit

The class runs year-round; spring and autumn are the most comfortable for the walk up Talaa Kebira, and a morning class pairs well with the souk tour option.

Accessibility

Talaa Kebira is a steep, uneven cobbled lane and the cafe sits down a side alley, so the class is not well suited to wheelchair users; visitors with mobility needs should contact the cafe beforehand.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Cafe Clock cooking class held?

At Cafe Clock, 7 Derb el-Magana, off 252 Rue Talaa Kebira in Fès el-Bali. Visitors turn left into Derb el-Magana under the old water clock.

How long does the class last?

About 3 to 4 hours, depending on the menu chosen and whether the souk market tour is included.

Can the menu be chosen?

Yes. The class uses a choose-your-own menu of traditional Moroccan dishes.

What is the cancellation policy?

Free cancellation is available up to 48 hours before the class.

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