Cactus Café review: our verdict
An open laptop, a Nutella-banana crepe nearby, a server who quickly refills: this is the typical scene at Cactus Café in the afternoon. In the morning, the house serves breakfast formulas, from American to Moroccan, at prices that remain friendly; in the evening, the menu shifts to Italy, with pizzas and spaghetti bolognese.
Large terrace on the corner of Avenue Abdelkrim El Khattabi, decorated dining room and mezzanine upstairs where families settle in: there is room for everyone. Fast Wi-Fi, power outlets near the tables, calm atmosphere, and no one rushes the students or remote workers who stay for hours. A cat has its routine in the dining room, and service moves quickly, with a smile. Not for a tête-à-tête dinner or for surprising cuisine: the place lives at the rhythm of keyboards and family gatherings.
The dish to order: a breakfast, what the house does best for what it costs. The good time slot: the afternoon, to work in peace in front of a snack. Open every day from 8 am to midnight; parking in front is paid.
