Café Baba

One of the best rooftops in Tangier Café Baba, located in the heart of the old Medina, offers an exceptional experience from morning to sunset and even at night. The rooftop view is stunning, creating a calm and authentic atmosphere that captures the spirit of Tangier. The tea is among the best in Morocco rich in flavor and tradition. The service team is friendly and professional, making every visit pleasant. A perfect spot for anyone looking to enjoy great tea, a relaxing ambiance, and beautiful views over the city. A true gem in Tangier.

A really cool historic cafe with pictures of famous visitors along the walls. It’s been family-owned for generations, and the current owner is very kind. Tea is 20 dh.

Nice location, entertaining host, loads of history. The scary bit was ordering drinks, then reading reviews of people who paid ridiculous prices for basic drinks. Luckily, we were charged high, but still reasonable prices (20 Dirhams for drinks). I would recommend a visit because of its history!

Café Baba in the Medina of Tangier, Morocco, was a favorite haunt of the Rolling Stones in 1966-1967. Parts of the 2012 Jim Jarmusch movie "Only lovers left alive" were filmed here.

Thanks god Cafe Baba still exist. They should be honoured with a Rockn Roll Hall of Fame Life Time achievement award! Coffee is 1€, Mint tea is 1€, Smoking 0,5 € 💥

Legendary coffee shop in the Kasbah where the rolling stones, celebrities and the beat generation used smoke spiff. Only charged 20 MD for a coffee, so don't know were the scamming is coming from on tourists, but I asked price before I sat down. Always thinking lol great place which is old and nostalgic. Must visit

Nice café with a lot of history. Unfortunately the waiter tried to cheat me with the change. When I let him know he didn’t apologise ( as you would expect if it was a genuine mistake) but acted like he knew and it was intentional… It’s a shame that amazing places like this are let down by employees that don’t care and just seek to make a few extra dirhams out of tourists….

A piece of history, preserved in time, evoking the Tangier of the 1950s & 1960s. The walls and tables are creaky and old, with the patina of age and days gone by. Spend a little time here soaking in the atmosphere, have a coffee, the house made cookies, and maybe a smoke or two. It’s no wonder Tony Bourdain, The Rolling Stones, and visiting foreign dignitaries have visited here more than once. And what a view!