Like the Swallows of San Juan Capistrano, the expats and residents who live and work in Fes are making their annual return after summering places around the globe. Each year, as work slows down for the summer and the heat sets in, many of our Moroccan, European, American and Australian friends head for the...
The annual Sufi Festival in Fes has come and gone. Volcanic ash notwithstanding, the festivities continued despite traveler’s woes with flight cancellations, delays and unanticipated diversions to cities far from the Imperial city of Fes. One lingering and ethereal reminder of this year’s festival can be seen at Café Clock where an exhibition...
Watch the people who work at Café Clock on any given day and you will marvel at their stamina and athleticism as they go up and down the many stairs laden with trays of food and drink or toting supplies up and down the zelig staircases. You’ll think to yourself it’s good to be...
Breakfast at The Clock is a great way to start your day. When you arrive in the morning more often than not you will find Max sitting in the corner table (which doubles as his unofficial office). Here he is busy tallying the receipts from the previous day and watching over the proceedings with...
