19 Apr Where to Eat in Tamraght & Taghazout: 9 Places You’ll Love
If you’re looking for great restaurants in Tamraght and Taghazout, you’re in the right place. From the moment you arrive in these Moroccan villages nestled between the ocean and the mountains, one thing stands out — or rather, stands out to your nose: the smells! The scent of slow-cooked dishes, sweet pastries, and spiced coffee fills the air and instantly makes you want to try everything.
The food scene here is diverse and generous. Whether you’re craving a tagine, a fresh ceviche, a vegan wrap, homemade hummus, or just a good coffee in the sun… you’ll find exactly what you need. In this article, I’m sharing my favorite restaurants in Tamraght and Taghazout — from cozy cafés and Moroccan gems to vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free spots. There’s something for every taste.
💳 Quick tip: most places only accept cash. Make sure to withdraw money in advance, as ATMs aren’t always reliable.
☕ La Panière d’Imourane (Tamraght)
What to expect: Quality coffee and pastries from dawn till dusk
If you’re looking for coffee and a croissant, this French-style patisserie might be the best spot in Tamraght. They serve excellent coffee, fresh juices, delicious cakes, and light brunch options.
The place has a simple yet welcoming interior and a sea-facing terrace. Plus, it opens as early as 7 am — a rarity here!
Why we like it: Consistently great quality, friendly service, and great value for money. It’s only a 3-minute walk from Mint Surf.
🍷 Dar Josephine (Taghazout)
What to expect: Homemade French food, and cats
Ideal for a casual lunch or cosy dinner, Dar Josephine offers a relaxing escape from Taghazout’s busy streets. The lush interior garden is filled with plants, trees — and yes, lots of cats.
The food is made with fresh produce from the market or the fishing port, and the bread is homemade in classic French style.
Why we like it: Totally charming. Book ahead — it fills up fast!
☕ Hey Yallah (Tamraght)
What to expect: Trendy café vibes, seasonal snacks, and community events
Located up the hill in Tamraght, Hey Yallah serves specialty coffee alongside a vegan and gluten-friendly snack menu. But it’s more than just a café.
They host a range of weekly events — from pilates and hip-hop to surf skate lessons, poetry readings, markets, ceramic workshops, and more. Plus, it’s dog-friendly!
Why we like it: Come for the coffee, stay for the community energy.
🥙 Manouche (Tamraght)
What to expect: Authentic Lebanese flavours
Manouche offers a delicious selection of Levantine dishes, with lots of vegetarian and vegan options. Think mezze, babaghanoush, falafel, and warm, comforting hot plates.
The restaurant is currently being refurbished, but we’re sure it’ll return better than ever.
Why we like it: A refreshing alternative to Moroccan food, with big flavours and warm service.
🌱 Teapot Café (Taghazout)
What to expect: Fresh, healthy, and homemade — with strong coffee and even stronger WiFi
Teapot Café, run by Mint Surf, is your go-to in Taghazout for breakfast, brunch, or lunch. The menu features smoothie bowls, poke bowls, zoodles, tacos, seaweed salad, toasties, and a full English breakfast served all day.
The space is remote work–friendly and located right in the heart of the village.
Why we like it: Good food, good coffee, good WiFi — and Mint Surf’s signature Mint Tea!
🥑 Let’s Be Healing Food (Tamraght)
What to expect: Vibrant, healthy meals in a clean, positive setting
Let’s Be is a bright and cheerful spot in the centre of Tamraght. Their dishes are colourful, generous, and health-conscious, with lots of vegetarian and vegan choices.
You’ll also find a wide variety of drinks — smoothies, kombucha, teas, energy shots, and more.
Why we like it: Fresh, expressive food that fuels you well. Great vibes all around.
🍕 Le Spot (Taghazout)
What to expect: Post-surf comfort food with a local touch
A Taghazout classic, Le Spot serves up hearty Mediterranean and Moroccan dishes. You’ll find pizza, crêpes, and the much-loved calamari. Portions are generous, and they serve late — until 11 pm.
Takeaway is also available, making it an easy option for surfers on the go.
Why we like it: The food hits the spot, and the lively street view adds to the fun.
🍸 Seaside Boutique Hotel (Taghazout)
What to expect: Drinks, DJ sets, and the best ocean view in town
This is where things get a bit fancy. Seaside’s Kitchen Club has a stunning terrace almost touching the sea, with an infinity pool and lounge seating.
Enjoy a cocktail, beer, or wine while the sun sets over Anchor Point — Morocco’s most famous surf break. The menu features elegant Mediterranean and Middle Eastern fare.
Why we like it: Chill luxury with a postcard-perfect view.
🍳 Kisslaz Café (Tamraght)
What to expect: Simple, soulful food in a cosy setting
Kisslaz Café blends Moroccan and European cuisines in a refreshingly compact menu. Think Berber omelette, calamari tagine, and avocado smoothies.
The atmosphere is intimate and welcoming, with two kind local women running the kitchen. It’s also conveniently located across from a mosque near Mint Surf.
Why we like it: Underrated gem with great food and friendly vibes. Cash only!
Whether you’re here for a week or a month, taking the time to explore the great restaurants in Tamraght and Taghazout will definitely be one of the highlights of your stay.
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