Le Saveur du Poisson – Tangier

Hidden within the streets of Tangier, far from formality, Le Saveur du Poisson is a place where the sea arrives directly at the table, without mediation. The setting is simple, almost essential, and it is precisely in this authenticity that its character lies.
There is no menu to choose from: the meal unfolds naturally, guided by the rhythm of the kitchen and the catch of the day. Dishes are served in sequence, like a story revealing itself step by step — warm soups, fresh fish, vegetables, and flavors that are rich yet unpretentious.
Everything here revolves around the raw ingredients: freshly caught fish, straightforward preparations, and cooking methods that respect the original taste. The experience is not that of a conventional restaurant, but of a shared table — lively, spontaneous, and grounded in tradition.
Le Saveur du Poisson reflects a true Tangier: honest, unadorned, and deeply connected to the sea. A place where food is not performance, but essence — and where the Mediterranean reveals itself in its most genuine flavor.

El Morocco Club

In the heart of the Kasbah, overlooking Place du Tabor, El Morocco Club is one of those places where Tangier reveals its most evocative side: cosmopolitan, elegant, suspended between memory and contemporaneity. The venue presents itself as “one address, three atmospheres”—café terrasse, restaurant, and piano bar—and is known for its refined and theatrical ambiance.
Inspired by the great jazz clubs of the past, El Morocco Club combines the charm of the Kasbah with an international vision of hospitality, offering a cuisine that blends Moroccan and Mediterranean influences in an intimate, vibrant, and cultured setting.

Nord-Pinus Restaurant

A stylish restaurant in the Kasbah offering panoramic views over the sea and port.
Cuisine: Contemporary Moroccan cuisine.

Rif Kebdani

Overlooking the sea, this local favorite captures the essence of Tangier: fresh fish, open views, and a genuine connection to the Mediterranean.

Tangerino

Modern, vibrant, and cosmopolitan. Located in the marina, it reflects a contemporary Tangier shaped by movement, encounters, and global influences.

Al Maimouni

A journey into Moroccan tradition. Rich spices, slow cooking, and warm interiors create an immersive cultural experience.

Anna e Paolo Restaurant

Anna e Paolo (often spelled Anna and Paolo) is a staple of Italian cuisine in the heart of Tangier. This small two-story restaurant is renowned for its warm atmosphere, professional service, and authentic, family-style cooking.

Côté Sud Restaurant

Côté Sud is a well-known restaurant and beach club in Tangier, located along Bakacem Beach. It is especially appreciated for its bright setting, panoramic views of the Atlantic, and a cuisine focused on seafood.

Océan Restaurant

Océan Restaurant is an iconic dining spot in Tangier, located on Sidi Kacem Beach. It is a popular destination for its spectacular views of the Atlantic and refined cuisine focused on seafood. Menu: Offers a wide selection of fresh fish, crustaceans, and shellfish.

Alma Restaurant

Alma Kitchen & Coffee is a popular contemporary restaurant in the heart of Tangier, offering healthy fusion cuisine inspired by Mediterranean flavors with Levantine and Moroccan touches.

Gran Café de Paris

Place de France – just a few metres from the El Minzah Hotel and Boulevard Pasteur – was once the literary salon and meeting place for Tangier’s intellectuals. Among its regulars were Tennessee Williams and Truman Capote.

Gran Café Central

Petit Socco - the quintessential meeting place during the Beat Generation era, William Burroughs’s favourite haunt where he went in search of dubious encounters. Even today, it remains a place to stop and watch the diverse comings and goings of those passing through the Petit Socco. Imagining the spies and gangsters of yesteryear.

Café Tingis

Located opposite the Gran Café Central, in the main square of the Petit Socco, it takes its name from the city’s ancient Roman name. Paul Bowles, Truman Capote, Elizabeth Taylor and Ava Gardner used to frequent it. It has remained just as it was, with timeless charm.

Café Baba – (Kasbah)

The Rolling Stones used to pop in there (incognito). It’s gone rather run-down now.

Café Hafa

Opened in 1921, Café Hafa is one of the most legendary cafés in Morocco.
Built on terraces overlooking the sea, it has hosted writers, artists and musicians including The Rolling Stones and Paul Bowles.
Guests come here to enjoy traditional Moroccan mint tea while watching the sunset over the Strait of Gibraltar.

Nord-Pinus Terrace

Located inside the Kasbah, this terrace offers one of the most elegant views in Tangier.
Perfect for a sunset aperitif or dinner overlooking the port and the Mediterranean.

Villa Josephine Terrace

This beautiful villa offers one of the most romantic views over the Strait of Gibraltar.
The terrace is famous for its spectacular sunsets and refined Mediterranean cuisine.

Café Marh Coffee Roasters

Discover Marh Coffee Roasters in Tangier — known for outstanding single-origin Arabica coffee, creative signature beverages, and refined pastries, all in a truly warm and inviting atmosphere. Adresse : Rue Al kindy, immeubles les lumières. En face de L’école Adrien Berchet.

Barceló Hotel Terrace

The Barceló Hotel in Tangier features an iconic rooftop terrace, offering exceptional panoramic views of Tangier Bay, the port, and the Mediterranean Sea. It serves as a café, bar, and restaurant, making it a perfect spot to enjoy the scenery.

Café RR Ice / Malabata

Café RR Ice is an iconic spot located on Tangier’s corniche, just past the Malabata area. This versatile venue functions as a café, ice cream parlor, and restaurant, and is highly popular for its stunning views of the ocean and Tangier Bay.

Café Le Mirage / Parc Perdicaris

This café-boutique and tearoom is located in the exclusive Remilat district, right across from the entrance to the Perdicaris Forest. It offers a serene, “zen” setting with carefully curated and elegant décor.

Pepe Ocaña

Pepe Ocaña is a legendary institution in Tangier, primarily known as a mythical tapas bar located in the heart of the city. It is celebrated for its authentic and cosmopolitan atmosphere, reminiscent of traditional Spanish taverns.

Club 555 / Marina Bay

The 555 Famous Club in Tangier is considered one of Morocco’s largest and most prestigious nightclubs. Located on the waterfront at Marina Bay, it features a chic décor with stunning views of the Strait of Gibraltar.

El Morocco Club Bar

Located in the heart of Tangier’s Kasbah, El Morocco Club is an iconic venue offering three distinct atmospheres: a terrace café, a fine dining restaurant, and a cozy, intimate piano bar.

The Tangerinn Pub

The Tangerinn Pub is a historic and iconic bar in Tangier, famous for being a haunt of Beat Generation writers in the 1950s. Located on the ground floor of the El Muniria Hotel, it is where William S. Burroughs wrote much of his novel Naked Lunch.