Café Hafa
Cafe · Tangier ·

Café Hafa

Cafe · Tangier ·

Legendary cafe with stunning Mediterranean views and mint tea

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Café Hafa by null
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Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null
Café Hafa by null

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Q5RH+J5M، Rue Hafa, Tangier 90030, Morocco Get directions

MAD 1–50

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Q5RH+J5M، Rue Hafa, Tangier 90030, Morocco Get directions

+31 6 87562699
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MAD 1–50

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Nov 29, 2025

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"Perched like an amphitheater tumbling down the cliff edge, I found Café Hafa a perfect spot to settle in for the sunset — it can be busy since it’s hardly a secret, but once I’d nabbed a seat it was easy to get Tangier’s special iteration of Morocco’s mint tea from servers winding between the tables while a hazy Mediterranean backdrop set the scene for impromptu local photoshoots." - Elle Benson Easton

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"Perched atop cliffs with sweeping views over the Mediterranean, this legendary café has long attracted an international, bohemian crowd — authors like Paul Bowles and William S. Burroughs and musicians including the Beatles and the Rolling Stones — reflecting the city’s history as a crossroads of cultures." - SilverKris

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Roberto

Google
Nice venues with wonderful views of the sea. Very touristic and busy. Shame that only few staff attend, mostly offering green tea to everybody but if you order something else (food or another drink) must wait for very long. In my case, we left after 45 minutes of waiting for couple of juices. We enjoyed the views though.

Brian

Google
Come here for a Mojito or 2 and enjoy the beautiful view and cool vibes. You will be disappointed if you eat here. You will be disappointed if you need the bathroom here. Just drink up and chill.

Ola S.

Google
This is one of the oldest cafes in Tangier and is located in the Medina. The Cafe has an excellent position overlooking the Straits of Gibraltar and with a view of the Spanish coast. They offer both food as well as a varied selection of coffees, tea's and soft drinks. The location is great for enjoying drinks with friends and enjoying the great views. It is also a great location for photo opportunities. The Cafe Hafa is a must visit if you are ever in Tangier.

Hamza

Google
Poorest service you can imagine after paying this much. But the view was perfect. I’d say don’t bother yourself if you live far from this place. Okay to come if you are living/passing nearby

Shine

Google
Its definitely difficult when you are visiting a foreign place you have to be open to the unknown and adapt. The views are great here its actually immaculate . The cafe is located on a hill top in the old town of tangier I say go in and have a drink like tea or coffee but thats it. When we arrived we were able to sit anywhere but it seem like the waiters wete extremely disorganized no one bought us a menu when we asked in French they verbally told us they had nothing to offer other than omlettes that day so we went with it! When it arrived it was just scrambled eggs doused in oil and some bread and spam meat? I had asked for a peach juice as thats what was offered and they bought me a mango and orange puree anyway went with it but just giving a heads up you dont get a menu so you wont know the cost of things they verbally tell you the price. This place only takes cash no interac heads up! Just go for the views

Taissir B.

Google
I recently visited Café Hafa in Tangier to try a local mint tea on a friend’s recommendation. The view was absolutely beautiful and the seating was very comfortable, even though the café was quite busy. Unfortunately, I did run into a small issue: when I paid the server, he mentioned he'd go get change but never returned. Even though it was a small amount, it left a bit of a negative impression. So my tip would be to try to pay the exact amount if you can, just to avoid any hassle. This might just be a one-off incident and not reflective of the entire establishment, but it does affect the overall reputation of the place.

Wajdi A.

Google
I visited Café Hafa in the old city of Tangier two weeks ago. The location is excellent, with a stunning view of the sea right in front and fresh, clean air. The drinks are very good, and the café has a unique and relaxing atmosphere. However, the prices are a bit high compared to other cafés in the area. The place was very crowded, and we only managed to get seats with some effort. Most of the visitors were tourists, but there were also locals enjoying the café. One downside is that there are no nearby parking options, which makes it slightly inconvenient if you are driving. Overall, despite the high prices and crowd, I really enjoyed the view and atmosphere, and it is definitely worth visiting if you are in Tangier.

Anju P.

Google
Important point: Only accepts cash, no cards. Excellent view of the Mediterranean Sea. Lovely outdoor seating areas spread out across different sections. Food is below average but the mint tea is very good. Service is ok and you can see waiters running around up and down the stairs with huge trays of mint tea. While I was there at 5 pm, a very large group of about 60 Chinese tourists came in. Their guide or group leader kept talking to them in Chinese using a loudspeaker and ruined the entire atmosphere for everyone. They all had audio guides in their ears. So not sure why the cafe allowed such microphones/ loudspeakers.