Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Tangier from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Tangier
The Medina rooms cover seafood and pastries. Restaurant Saveur de Poisson and Andalus serve authentic Moroccan seafood with minimal wine programs, and Cafétéria Dopamine serves Moroccan pastries and local drinks.
A Medina seafood spot built around a fixed multi-course meal and fresh daily catch, with local Rif mountain herbs. It serves authentic Moroccan seafood as a set menu. The wine program is minimal.
A Medina restaurant focused on authentic Moroccan seafood, with a minimal wine program and a reputation built on grilled fish. It fits the city’s port-side eating culture, where the kitchen stays close to regional sourcing and direct preparation.
A Medina cafétéria serving Moroccan pastries and local drinks in a warm modern setting. It belongs here because it shows how Tangier’s casual daytime eating works, with an easygoing format that sits inside daily neighbourhood life.
Azurita in central Tangier is a seafront buffet in a 5-star hotel with Moroccan, Spanish, and international fusion. Snack Brahim Abdelmalik in central Tangier is a Spanish-style sandwich shop. Restaurant Casa Harris in Malabata serves Moroccan fusion and craft cocktails.
Azurita is a seafront restaurant in central Tangier, in a 5-star hotel, with buffet and a la carte formats. It serves a buffet of Moroccan, Spanish, and international fusion cuisine, and the wine program is standard.
A central Tangier sandwich shop known for customizable Spanish-style bocadillos and fresh ingredients. It represents the city’s direct, everyday snack culture, with a format that keeps the meal simple and local.
A Malabata restaurant combining traditional Moroccan flavours with French culinary techniques. It also lists craft cocktails, which gives it a different profile from the city’s seafood rooms and snack counters.
The Medina and Quartier Boubana are the main neighbourhoods in our guide. The Medina holds the most rooted seafood and cafétéria dining, while central Tangier and Malabata add hotel kitchens, fusion cooking, and quicker informal stops.
Tangier has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Fairmont Tazi Palace Tangier in Heart of the City holds Michelin Selected (2025). Sofitel Tamuda Bay Beach and Spa in M'diq holds Michelin Selected (2025).
Azurita in central Tangier has a standard wine program. Restaurant Saveur de Poisson and Andalus, both in the Medina, have minimal wine programs. Restaurant Casa Harris in Malabata serves craft cocktails.
The Medina is the main place for seafood-focused dining in our guide. Restaurant Saveur de Poisson and Andalus both sit there, and each keeps the emphasis on local fish and straightforward preparation.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Tangier, Morocco
Andalus sits within Tangier's storied dining tradition, where Andalusian culinary heritage meets the port city's layered Mediterranean and North African pantry. The kitchen draws on a regional sourcing culture that has shaped northern Moroccan cooking for centuries. For visitors tracing the arc of Moroccan gastronomy from coast to interior, it represents one of the city's more rooted addresses.
Tangier, Morocco
Azurita sits at the crossroads of Moroccan and Mediterranean cooking in Tangier, a city whose dining identity has always been shaped by the Strait that separates it from Europe. The kitchen draws on the olive oil traditions common to both shores, producing food that reflects the port city's long history of cultural exchange rather than a fixed national identity.
Tangier, Morocco
On Rue du Port in Tangier's working port district, Cafétéria Dopamine sits at the informal end of a city where cafés function as social infrastructure rather than pit stops. Compared to the more formal dining rooms along the medina's edge, this address operates in the tradition of the neighbourhood cafétéria: affordable, unpretentious, and embedded in daily Tangier life.
Tangier, Morocco
On Route Sania in Tangier, Restaurant Casa Harris occupies a city where Andalusian spice routes, French colonial kitchens, and Moroccan hearth cooking have overlapped for centuries. The address places it in a neighbourhood defined by that layered heritage. Current booking and menu specifics are best confirmed directly with the venue before visiting.
Tangier, Morocco
On a narrow staircase lane in the Tangier medina, Restaurant Saveur de Poisson has built a following on one thing: fish, cooked simply and served without ceremony. The address at 2 Escalier Waller places it deep in old-city territory, away from the port-facing tourist circuit. For visitors willing to find it, the reward is a meal rooted in northern Moroccan coastal tradition.
Tangier, Morocco
On Rue Jarroui in Tangier, Snack Brahim Abdelmalik represents a category of neighbourhood eating that defines how locals actually feed themselves in a port city built on layered cultural exchange. No reservations, no printed menus in multiple languages, no performance. Just the kind of direct, unmediated Moroccan snack cooking that more formal dining rooms spend considerable effort trying to reference.
Tangier, Morocco
A fast-casual counter in Tangier's Socco Alto mall food court, The Burger Boutique sits where Morocco's appetite for American-style burgers meets the city's crossroads identity. It occupies a different register than Tangier's medina restaurants or seafront dining rooms, serving a direct crowd of shoppers and locals who want something reliable and quick.
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Tangier, Morocco
Perched above Tangier's medina on the Marshan plateau, Fairmont Tazi Palace occupies a 1920s palace restored to its original architectural detail, with seven restaurants and bars, a spa, and views across the Strait of Gibraltar. The property received the Continent Winner award for Luxury Historical Hotel, placing it among Morocco's most recognised addresses for heritage accommodation. Advance booking is advisable, particularly for view-facing rooms.
Tangier, Morocco
Sofitel Tamuda Bay Beach and Spa sits on the Moroccan Mediterranean coast between Tangier and Ceuta, holding both a Country Winner and Continent Winner award for Luxury Beachfront Resort. The property anchors the Tamuda Bay resort corridor, positioning it among the northern coast's most recognised beach-focused addresses. Guests access direct beach frontage, spa facilities, and multiple dining outlets within a single resort footprint.
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