Food tour
Season: Year-roundTangier food tour
- Street food, pastries and mint tea
- Local cafés most visitors miss

Café
Stepped terraces tumble down the cliff towards the Strait of Gibraltar at Café Hafa, one of the most famous cafés in Morocco. Come for mint tea and the view.
Café Hafa opened in 1921 and has barely changed since: simple tables on terraces cut into the cliff, looking out over the strait. Over the decades it has been a favourite of writers and musicians, including Paul Bowles, and it is still where Tangier comes to talk, play cards and watch the sea.
Mint tea, of course, served sweet in glasses. Simple snacks are usually available too. Prices are modest, and it is best to carry cash.
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