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Since 1912, four generations have succeeded each other at the helm of this legendary pastry shop in Tangier. If the adventure began with the Macca family from Italy, it continued from 1962 with the Meziane family. Over the years, the various chefs have developed the bakery's baking and pastry-making expertise. The good society of Tangier is supplied here with iced desserts and refined pastries. This is also the place to go to enjoy a pastry or buy a baguette. There are two other addresses in town.

Located at the bottom of Mohammed V Avenue, Sabrine supermarket has been delighting the gourmets of Tangier since 1985. If you can't find what you're looking for, Sabrine is the place to go. The shelves are impeccable and well-stocked with a variety of quality products imported from Italy, England, Spain and France, including organic products. Several fresh departments, including a good butcher's shop, fruits and vegetables, cheese by the slice and a pastry department. Another great advantage is that prices are labeled on the items. Helpful staff.

This tea salon offers good ice cream and pastries in a unique setting (or to take away). Birthday cakes, pastries and assembled parts.

For sure, you will not be picky to push the door of this shop which proposes an incredible number of Moroccan and international specialities: spirits, wines, cheeses, pieces of the butcher, tea and coffee... You can find comforting products for expatriates in Morocco (cassoulet, confit, camembert...), as well as those that tourists want to bring back in their luggage. To note a beautiful selection of wines of the country, of which the famous gray which will accompany your house couscous. A very pleasant welcome from the owners.

Open for 30 years, Matisse is well known by the people of Tangier in search of pastries and pastries. The pure butter croissants have nothing to envy to the croissants made in France. It must be said that Najib the pastry chef (married to a French woman who runs the store) has done some training at Lenôtre and Fauchon. He was one of the first to offer French pastries in Tangier. You'll also find strawberries, black forests, homemade ice cream without additives and excellent mochas. Miniature savory platter with quiches and pizzas.

The gourmandise of Myriam, the owner of the shop, has good… Chocolate varieties are many for the confirmed greedy, and if you need advice: !!

Close to Place des Nations, Ouafaa has opened this 100% organic cooperative. She sells produce from her 7-hectare property south of Asilah, as well as from some fifteen small-scale organic producers associated with her. You'll find all kinds of seasonal vegetables, including fantastic tomatoes, and delicious wholemeal bread made from barley and durum flour and baked in a traditional beldi oven. The homemade orange and strawberry jams are delicious. Organic tomato sauce in small jars, Chaouen olive oil and couscous seed will delight gourmets.

Arguably the best bakery/pastry shop in Tangier. With its blond wood front and sleek interior, Dada Anbar exudes an elegant, zen-like atmosphere. Prices a little higher than elsewhere, but quality comes at a price. Pure butter Viennese pastries, lightly sweetened pastries, rghayef, beghrir, briwates, pastilla, savory, sweet, ice creams, everything is tempting. Perfect for a picnic on the beach. Don't forget the cheese cigars: demonic! On the shelf, you'll find a best-of list of delicious Moroccan products to take home in your suitcase.

For sure, you will not be picky after pushing the door of this historical grocery store which offers an incredible number of Moroccan and foreign products: champagne, English cookies, cheeses... You can also find comforting products for expatriates in Morocco, cassoulet, duck confit, camembert, manchego, Spanish charcuterie. To note a good selection of foreign and Moroccan wines of which the famous grey ones which accompany perfectly the kémias with the aperitif the summer and/or a house couscous. A very pleasant welcome from the owners.

Excellent pastries at very affordable prices.

This brand is established throughout the country with a dozen points of sale. APIA produces and transforms local products. At the back of the store, you can have a bottle of the generous olive oil of Ouezzane filled. You will also find the famous honey of Daghmouss, a variety of euphorbia, speciality of the southern slopes of the Anti-Atlas, known for its virtues on the respiratory tracts, the invaluable saffron of Taliouine, jams. Body or face care, henna, ghassoul. To bring back in its suitcase for oneself or to offer.

In the hyper-center, Le Patrice Market opened in 2022 in place of the late "Fine Bouche". It is a wine shop that offers a wide selection of Moroccan and foreign wines but also French champagne, strong alcohols from all over the world and cold beers. If you want to discover the local wines (white, red, rosé and grey), this is the place to come. The bottles are well arranged, the prices are displayed and the welcome is friendly. There is also a small cold bank where you can buy snacks for the aperitif.

Among all the shops in Chefchaouen, Le Coin Djebli stands out, with its organic products coming directly from a dozen cooperatives in the region. You will have understood, it is a solidarity grocery store where you can find a little bit of everything, and especially quality products: essential oils and argan, aromatic plants, natural apple juice, couscous, honey, dried figs... Here, do not try to negotiate, the prices are fixed, because a part of the incomes is given to the women, who work in often difficult conditions.

Just a stone's throw from the Grand Socco, marhaba for all lovers of iodized products. The stalls are overflowing with multicolored scaly fish: pageots, sardines, scorpion fish, red mullet, sole, tuna, Saint Pierre, turbot and sea bass are all on sale in a hustle and bustle at very affordable prices. King prawns, oysters and lobsters are also on offer. The variety on offer is beyond imagination. If you have a delicate nose, and even if the scents of the fish market are less powerful than in a tanners' souk, go early to avoid the crowds and the heat.

There is a very friendly atmosphere in this small typical market with its alleys, its arcades and its semi-covered galleries. You can meet people who love flowers in pots and birds, the two specialities of the place. There is a friendly and popular atmosphere between the cages of colourful parakeets and laying hens. This is also the place where pet owners buy supplies. The many pet shops sell specialised food for cats, dogs, fish... and birds!

For a hearty breakfast, here you will find a wide selection of pastries and pastries. Also serves pizza.

The Gelateria opened its doors in 2010 on the Corniche, to become one of the trendy places in the city. Here, menus are served at all hours of the day, using fresh, local products. From breakfast to lunch salads, burgers, snacks and tagines, there is something for every appetite. But it is of course the ice creams that are the first attraction. The place is modern, clean, air-conditioned and in fact, a very popular meeting place for the youth of Tangiers. A second address has recently opened in the Iberia district, on the edge of the city centre.

Average general feeding surface. The Moroccan Auchan.

If you're in need of European-style sweet pleasures, make a detour to this pleasant tea room. Ganache, whipped cream, custard, whipped cream, sponge cake, biscuit, you will find everything you need to take a few bites of happiness. A few minutes walk from the Grand Socco square, the place is ideal for a gourmet break between two visits. Calm and elegant, the tea room plays with the reflections of the many mirrors hanging on the walls. An address that attracts tourists as well as locals and businessmen alike, to be discovered.