Eat & Drink

Escalier Waller

Legendary fixed-menu seafood feast — no photos, just trust the chef.

Kasbah

Refined Moroccan cuisine inside an old Kasbah mansion. Live piano bar downstairs.

Marshan

Mint tea and sea views from cliffside terraces — a Tangier ritual since 1921.

Medina

Tagines and cocktails on a rooftop overlooking the bay.

Ville Nouvelle

Tiny old-school Italian trattoria beloved by locals for decades.

Boulevard Pasteur

Belgian-Moroccan bistro with a beautiful interior and an honest wine list.

Medina

Hidden seafood institution — same menu since the 1980s.

Medina

Refined Moroccan tasting menu inside a riad with bay views.

Medina

Home-cooked Moroccan dinners in a private riad — book ahead.

Kasbah

Rooftop above the Kasbah serving fresh salads, tagines and mint tea.

Kasbah

Smoky historic café — the Rolling Stones hung out here in the '60s.

Place de France

Classic 1920s café where Beat writers gathered. Order a café noir.

Petit Socco

Cheap, delicious harira, beans and tagines all day long.

Boulevard Pasteur

Sandwiches, juices and pastries — local lunch institution.

Ville Nouvelle

Old-school Spanish restaurant — paella, tortilla and grilled fish.

Kasbah

Romantic candlelit Moroccan restaurant tucked in a quiet alley.

Marina Bay

French steakhouse on the marina with sea-view terrace.

Avenue d'Espagne

Spanish tapas and grilled seafood, popular with locals for 40 years.

Boulevard Pasteur

French bakery for great breakfasts and pastries.

Cap Malabata

Cliffside seafood restaurant with panoramic views of the bay.

Cap Spartel

Row of beach shacks grilling sardines and prawns by the Atlantic.

Ville Nouvelle

Best Moroccan sweets in town — go for the cornes de gazelle.

Marina Bay

Modern dessert spot — ice cream, waffles, crêpes — popular with families.

Medina

Cooperative restaurant supporting local women — simple, hearty Moroccan food.

Malabata

Beach club with cocktails, lounge music and direct beach access.

Marina Bay

Trendy burger spot popular with younger crowds.