The Worldly, Historic, Marrakech-Born 1910 Bacha Arabica Coffee Arrives in Paris

The Worldly, Historic, Marrakech-Born 1910 Bacha Arabica Coffee Arrives in Paris

The Worldly, Historic, Marrakech-Born 1910 Bacha Arabica Coffee Arrives in Paris

Marrakech has a strong reputation for its coffee houses due to the historical importance of Bacha Coffee, a cafe that opened in 1910 within the Dar El Bacha Palace.

It was considered the highest authority on the coffee experience in Marrakech and hosted dignitaries like US President Franklin D. Roosevelt, UK's Prime Minister Winston Churchill, filmmaker Charlie Chaplin and entertainer Josephine Baker.

Fast-forward to now, and the history and reputation of Arabica coffee served at Bacha Coffee can be experienced in Paris at 26 Av. des Champs-Élysées. In a testament to grandiosity, this three-floors, 1500 sq. meters, undeniable temple of Arabian coffee rivals all we know about the ‘memorable before it even opens’ Louis Vuitton Hotel, under construction at 107 Av. des Champs-Élysées in Paris.

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