Savoring the flavors of Tamraght and Taghazout: Best restaurants and cafés

As you explore the coastal towns of Tamraght and Taghazout in Morocco, your culinary journey promises to be as delightful as the scenic landscapes. From healthy bowls to traditional Moroccan dishes, and vegan delights to Lebanese specialties, the dining scene here is rich and diverse. In this blog post, we'll take you on a gastronomic tour of the best restaurants and cafés in Tamraght and Taghazout, each offering unique flavors and specialties.

Best restaurants and cafés in Tamraght

Le Petit Kawa

Specialty: Moroccan food

This restaurant is an institution in the village. A safe bet if you want to taste Moroccan cuisine (couscous, rfissa, pastilla...).

Chez Mimoun

Specialty: Moroccan Food

A traditional Moroccan restaurant where you can eat traditional dishes at low prices like lentils or Moroccan soup.

Beach Break

Specialty: Moroccan Food

A great place to enjoy Moroccan cuisine and Moroccan breakfasts like omelettes.

Kiss Laz

Specialty: Moroccan Food

Kiss Laz is a local gem known for its Moroccan cuisine with traditionnal breakfasts and tagines.

Must-Try: We recommend you the seafood tagines and the chocolate brownie.

Ohana

Specialty: Poké bowls The best poké bowls in the village, really tasty and generous.

Let's Be

Specialty: Healthy Food

Let's Be is a health-conscious oasis. All the dishes are colorful and very well presented.

Surf'Ice

Specialty: Ice Cream

The only artisanal ice creams in the village. Served by the cheerful Cécile, each ice cream and sorbet is packed with delicious flavors. The hardest part is choosing…

Raïb Beldi

Speciality: Local Yogurt

Try these homemade yogurts topped with seeds and fruit coulis. Two carts in the village, usually open in the evenings.

Let's Be

Surf'Ice

Ohana

Sunset

Specialty: Fast Food

Sunset is a popular choice for fast food enthusiasts. Enjoy a variety of dishes, including pizzas, sandwiches, and seafood. This restaurant offers home delivery.

Must-Try: The french salty crepes are delicious.

Chez Brahim

Specialty: Fresh Fish

Chez Brahim is a must-visit for seafood lovers with a ocean view. Revel in the catch of the day, expertly grilled and served with Moroccan salads.

Must-Try: The mixed grilled plate is the best option to enjoy different types of fishes and seafood.

Nosh

Specialty: Seafood & grilled sandwiches

Enjoy their fresh mqila or hearty seafood sandwiches.

Pueblo

Specialty: Panini & burgers

Don’t miss their gourmet burgers, tasty panini and french toasts.

Kiss Laz

Chez Brahim

Pueblo

Zaz

Specialty: Tapas & grilled dishes

Perfect for sharing a variety of flavorful small plates, enjoy a fresh salad or morocca, specialities.

Machi Mouchkil

Specialty: Moroccan street food

Ideal for tasting Moroccan-style sandwiches, briouates and couscous on Friday.

Casa Hakuna

Specialty: Tapas & paellas

Great for seafood paella or sharing a selection of Mediterranean tapas.

Pizza N'Go

Specialty: Pizza

For delicious Italian pizzas, cooked over a wood fire

Zaz

Machi Mouchkil

Casa Hakuna

La Panière

Specialty: Bread and pastries

La Panière is the bakery of the village, they offer a large choice of breads, pastries and you can eat Moroccan breakfasts there.

Must-Try: The almond Moroccan biscuits are addictive and the moroccan breakfasts are really nice.

Hey Yallah

Specialty: Coffee

For coffee enthusiasts, Hey Yallah serves expertly brewed coffee. Pair your cup of joe with a pastry for a delightful treat. Chris, the owner, organize workshops and markets every week.

Must-Try: Any beverage with the home made carrot cake.

DayDream

Specialty: Coffee

DayDream is another great café for coffee lovers. Enjoy your coffee and a pastry while admiring the local decorative items and rugs that are for sale in the store.

Surf and Friends Café

Ideal for breakfast or for a daytime break, with tasty sandwiches, salads, a few bowls, homemade pastries and drinks. A short menu featuring fresh ingredients and a favorite spot for the village’s digital nomads.

La Panière

Hey Yallah

DayDream

At Kasbari, we organize dinners several per week to allow our guests to discover Moroccan specialties (couscous, seffa, rfissa, harira, bastilla...).

And as we love to eat and discover specialties from around the world, we organize a potluck every Tuesday. During this shared dinner, each guest comes with a dish, savory or sweet, home cooked or purchased and we share all the dishes in a friendly atmosphere.

Potluck at Kasbari House

Best restaurants and cafés in Taghazout

Red Clay

Specialty: Vegan Food

Red Clay caters to vegans and vegetarians with a menu featuring plant-based delights.

Must-Try: Let yourself be surprised by the dish of the day and opt for a peanut butter cookie for dessert.

Le Spot

Specialty: Fast Food and Moroccan Food

Le Spot is known for its burgers, tacos, and pizzas. It's a great choice for a quick and satisfying meal.

Must-Try: The triple burger, the sliced chicken with cream, the half pizza and salad option.

World of Waves

Specialty: Moroccan Food

Enjoy a seafood feast with a view at World of Waves. Savor grilled fish, tagine, and more while soaking in the serene coastal atmosphere.

Must-Try: The best option for an afternoon snack: a nutella crepe with a smoothie. They offer a delicious couscous every Friday.

Café Tayoughte

Specialty: Moroccan Food

Have breakfast in this typical café, with a view of the port and the beach.

Must-Try: The omelette with tomatoes, to eat with bread and cheese

World of Waves

Café Tayoughte

Red Clay

Moroccan street food

Specialties: You can find Moroccan street food in the main street of Taghazout. Don't miss out on local favorites like:

- Lentils: A hearty and flavorful Moroccan staple often served as a soup or stew.

- Harira Soup: A nutritious and filling soup made with tomatoes, lentils, and chickpeas, often enjoyed during Ramadan.

- Fish Sandwiches: A savory sandwich with fish balls for a couple of dirhams.

- Grilled Sardines: Savor the smoky goodness of sardines cooked to perfection.

- Sugar Cane Juice: Refresh with a glass of freshly squeezed sugar cane juice (with ginger and lemon), a sweet and invigorating beverage.

Tamraght and Taghazout offer a culinary journey filled with diverse flavors and specialties. Whether you're in the mood for healthy bowls, traditional Moroccan dishes, Lebanese cuisine, or vegan delights, these towns have something to satisfy every palate. So, embark on a gastronomic adventure and explore the delicious dining options that await you in these coastal gems of Morocco.