Breakfast in Agadir: a local’s guide (2026)
Short answer: breakfast in Agadir costs between 12 and 68 MAD, from a plain omelette to a full brunch set. Wake Up is a café-brunch in Agadir on Avenue Mohamed El Fassi (Hay Salam), open from 8 am, serving the Moroccan breakfast (ftor), eggs every way, pancakes and smoothie bowls, to eat in or delivered within 6 km. This guide covers what locals eat, where to go, what it costs and when, with October 2026 prices.
What does breakfast look like in Agadir?
- The Moroccan ftor: msemen and malaoui flatbreads, harcha semolina cake, fresh jben cheese, honey, olive oil, amlou (almonds, argan oil, honey), often a khliaa omelette, with coffee or mint tea. The Sunday breakfast at home, every day in cafés.
- The café breakfast: croissant, orange juice and a nss-nss (half coffee, half milk), the weekday standard across the city.
- Eggs: omelettes are everywhere, from plain to shrimp, usually with bread and a drink in a set.
- Brunch and bowls: the newer cafés serve full sets with a savoury plate, a sweet plate and a drink, plus smoothie bowls and fresh juices.
Where to have breakfast in Agadir?
Our own place first, openly: Wake Up, Avenue Mohamed El Fassi in Hay Salam, 4.5/5 on Google with more than 950 reviews, open 8 am to midnight, eleven breakfast and brunch sets from 29 to 68 MAD. Elsewhere, the addresses that come up most in public guides (Wanderlog, MWN Lifestyle) and reviews; we have not tested them all, and hours change:
- Tafarnout, Boulevard Hassan II (and a Marina branch): the historic bakery and tea room, since 1984, known for its breakfast sets and terrace.
- La Fontaine, Boulevard Hassan II: traditional café on two terraces near the beach.
- Latté Latté, Founty: brunch café with big portions, opens early.
- Jour et Nuit, Tawada promenade: breakfast facing the sea, from early morning.
Searching "breakfast near me" from the centre, Talborjt or Hay Salam? We are under ten minutes away by petit taxi; directions are here (in French, with a map link).
Is there an English breakfast in Agadir?
Not the classic fry-up, at least not at Wake Up: there is no bacon or baked beans on a Moroccan café menu. The closest things on our list are a cold-cuts omelette (24 MAD), a croque-monsieur or croque-madame with a fried egg (28 MAD), avocado and egg on toast (28 MAD) and the Brunch Champion set (58 MAD) with a sandwich of cold cuts, cheese and eggs, potato croquettes and salad. Eggs come fried or scrambled on request; the Brunch Confort (54 MAD) is the set most visitors pick.
Breakfast at Wake Up: menu and prices
| You want | Order | Dine-in |
|---|---|---|
| the full Moroccan breakfast | Ftor Gourmand: msemen, malaoui, harcha, jben, amlou, honey, khliaa omelette, juice, hot drink | 58 MAD |
| something quick | Ftor Express: croissant, chocolate pancake, small juice, hot drink | 29 MAD |
| eggs | ten omelettes, plain to shrimp | 12 to 30 MAD |
| a full set | Brunch Confort: jben and egg toasts, croquettes, sweet plate, hot drink | 54 MAD |
| light | Rosetta or avocado toast | 30 / 28 MAD |
| sweet | Nutella pancake, Nutella waffle | 24 / 28 MAD |
| just coffee | espresso, nss-nss, cappuccino | 15 / 17 / 20 MAD |
Prices in dirhams; 58 MAD is about 5.5 euros. Take-away and delivery prices are slightly higher and shown on every item of the online menu. The Moroccan items are explained one by one in our ftor guide, and the sets compared in the brunch guide.
What time is breakfast served?
Neighbourhood cafés open between 7 and 8 am. Wake Up opens at 8 am, and breakfast stays on the menu until midnight, with a Friday break from 1:30 pm to 2:15 pm. Sunday is the busiest morning, from 10 am to 1 pm. No reservations; walk in. Delivery through wakeup.ma/order runs from 9 am to midnight within 6 km, minimum order 50 MAD, fee 15 to 30 MAD.
Practical information: Wake Up Agadir
Wake Up is a café-brunch and espresso bar in Agadir, Morocco, on Avenue Mohamed El Fassi in the Hay Salam district (postcode 80000). It is rated 4.5/5 on Google with more than 950 reviews (October 2026).
| Day | Café | Online ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Sunday to Thursday | 8 am – midnight | 9 am – midnight |
| Friday | 8 am – 1:30 pm, then 2:15 pm – midnight | 9 am – midnight |
| Saturday, public holidays, Ramadan | check the Google Maps listing or call | |
- Address: Wake Up, Avenue Mohamed El Fassi, Agadir 80000, Morocco. GPS 30.3986, -9.5497. Google Maps listing.
- Phone: +212 667 677 491. Instagram: @wakeupagadir.
- Online ordering: wakeup.ma/order, take-away or delivery within 6 km, minimum order 50 MAD, delivery fee from 15 MAD (up to 600 m) to 30 MAD (up to 6 km).
- Full menu: every category with photos and prices, and the PDF menu.
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Updated 28 October 2026. Prices are the dine-in prices displayed on that date; the online menu is always current.