Discover Moroccan cuisine in the best restaurants in Tangier. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, you can experience the true flavors of Tangier by dining at restaurants that offer authentic Moroccan dishes along with stunning views of the city. Take a look at our list below to discover the top dining destinations in Tangier.

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1. Palais Zahia

We climb the tiled staircase and the room hushes—lantern light, carved wood, that “you’re-in-Morocco-now” glow. Palais Zahia is our must-stop for classic Moroccan flavors done with heart: fish or chicken tagine, seven-vegetable couscous crowned with sweet-savory Tfaya, and slow-melt Mrouzia (lamb confit kissed with cardamom, nutmeg, cloves, ginger, even dried flowers). Save room: the Berber dessert—barley semolina with amlou (almond butter, honey, walnuts)—is a gentle, nutty finish.

What to order
• Fish tagine with vegetables
• Chicken tagine with olives and preserved lemon
• Seven-veg couscous + Tfaya
• Mrouzia (lamb confit, warm spices)
• Berber dessert with amlou

Address: 76 Rue de la Marine, Tangier

2. Salon Bleue

Perched on the Kasbah ramparts with knockout bay views, Salon Bleue (an offshoot of Dar Nour) cooks by the market’s mood: day-boat fish, bright veg, fruit-laced couscous, and chicken tajine with candied lemon. There’s a parade of savory/sweet kemias and Tangerine-style tapas—perfect terrace grazing with that sea breeze.

What to order
• Today’s grilled or baked catch
• Chicken tajine with preserved lemons
• Fruit couscous (light and aromatic)
• Mixed kemias / Tangerine tapas to share

Address: Place de la Kasbah, Tangier

3. Tangerino

Marine-chic dining on the seafront with a full bar—Tangerino leans Spanish with a Tangier wink. Think cocktails and coastal plates in a roomy, stylish space that knows how to do golden hour.

What to order
• Tapas flight (anchovies, croquetas, tortilla)
• Grilled seafood platter
• Paella or arroz negro (when running)
• Classic cocktails or a vermut to start

Address: 186 Avenue Mohammed VI, Tangier

4. Restaurant O Saveur

Inside: white-tablecloth chic. Outside: a leafy garden that begs for a long lunch. O Saveur threads the needle between refined dining and easygoing service, with a thoughtful wine list to match.

What to order
• Seasonal market fish (ask for chef’s prep)
• Lamb or beef with herb jus (house favorite)
• Garden salads / vegetable sides for the table
• A Moroccan or French bottle from their list

Address: 15 Rue Boubana, Rte de California, Tangier

5. Anna & Paolo

Craving Italian in Tangier? This cozy trattoria is the locals’ move for **honest, homespun plates** and warm service. Anna & Paolo turns out pizzas, pastas, and hearty mains with that “just one more bite” pull. It fills up—come early.

What to order
• Margherita or diavola pizza (thin, blistered, classic)
• Fresh pasta of the day (ask for seafood specials)
• Grilled fish or steak if you’re going big
• A carafe of house red/white

Address: 77 Av. Prince Héritier, Tangier 90000

6. Restaurant Rif Kebdani

Warm welcomes, live regional music, and plates that taste like someone’s proud kitchen. Rif Kebdani is beloved for fresh fish, tagines, and couscous, often served with smiles big enough to keep you lingering. Service goes the extra mile—sometimes literally after hours.

What to order
• Catch of the day (grilled or baked)
• Beef or chicken tagine
• Couscous with seasonal vegetables
• Mint tea to close

Address: Rue Dar Baroud, Tangier

7. La Saveur du Poisson

Seven tables. No fuss. Just a cult-favorite fixed menu that sells out daily. Nicknamed “Popeye’s,” La Saveur du Poisson runs a **set sequence**: olives and bread, **seafood soup**, **seafood tagine**, dessert, and a few house surprises. It’s rustic, antique, and unmistakably Moroccan—arrive early or prepare to queue.

What to order
• Whatever’s in the fixed menu (that’s the magic)
• Ask about the day’s fish and sauces
• Finish every last spoon of the soup

Address: 2 Escalier Waller, Tangier

8. El Morocco Club

Kasbah glamour with a jazz-club soul. Steps from Bab El Kasbah on Place du Tabor, El Morocco Club blends Moroccan and European plates—foie gras, seafood couscous, crab mille-feuille, lamb confit, saffron-prawn risotto, red-fruit pastilla—then invites you downstairs to a piano bar that swings late. Daytime brings a shady rubber tree and a lazy brunch vibe.

What to order
• Seafood couscous or saffron & prawn risotto
• Shredded lamb confit
• Red fruit pastilla for dessert
• Nightcap in the piano bar

Address: Place du Tabor, Tangier

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