Places to eat in Taghazout Bay
(Updated June 2026)
So much has happened in Taghazout since I first visited in 2015. With the speedy development of Taghazout Bay has come many new openings and gentrification. Taghazout and nearby Tamraght have become popular places for locals and tourists to come together and enjoy a laid-back coastal community’s buzzing food and drink scene.
This is a round-up of my favourite places to eat and drink in and around Taghazout. I have divided the village into three parts: places overlooking the ocean, those on the main street, and the new cafés along the Taghazout Bay corniche.
For ocean vibes
Kitchen Club Taghazout
This trendy cocktail bar/ocean-side restaurant is part of the laidback luxury Seaside Boutique Hotel. A striking infinity pool, beautiful open-air, and leafy terrace. Choose from tables on the ocean's edge or tucked into the trees beneath twinkling fairy lights. Seaside is a great option when you want to get dressed up and are in the mood for cocktails and good vibes by the ocean! Their sharing platters can be lovely tapas-style snacks for groups.
Amouage
Next door to the Kitchen Club, so close you could easily confuse the entrances. This cocktail lounge bar/ restaurant is built around an inviting infinity pool. It is the flagship of the Surf Maroc collection. Upstairs are boutique hotel rooms and a beautiful yoga studio open for drop-in classes. The bar/restaurant is super quirky, trendy, and inspiring in design. Lots of areas to sit inside and out, enjoying the stunning ocean views and sounds. They have special events, such as a BBQ and Moroccan Night, on these nights (Monday and Thursday) access is on pre-paid reservations only. Check their website for more info.
Windy Bay
A relaxed oceanfront cafe offering great breakfasts, brunch, pizzas, friendly service, and cute tables overlooking the main beach and fishing boats in Taghazout. No alcohol served. See their social media for the menu and opening hours. They have a co-working space on the upper terraces.
World of Waves Surfhouse
This is our go-to place for a relaxed breakfast on their shaded terrace or atmospheric dinners by the waves. Lots of tables inside and outside. They have a lovely menu with tagines, grilled fish, burgers, pasta, traditional Moroccan breakfasts, and smoothie bowls. Great professional team and service. Bonus: they serve wine and beer. Check their website for more info.
Surf Berbere
This is a lovely sunset spot, with low tables and cushions to sit back and enjoy a juice or Moroccan mint tea. It gets super busy, so head down early if you want a table for the sunset hour! Check their website for more info.
For street vibes
Teapot Cafe
We love this new addition for a healthy and varied menu - something different to other cafes. They also offer tables inside (upstairs) for co-working. No alcohol licence. Check their social media for more info.
Dar Josephine
This Moroccan-French-inspired, family-run restaurant has been around for a while now. They offer delicious home-cooked Moroccan dishes. The style is cute and cosy, tables tucked into leafy trees, like a secret garden. Great service. Affordable pricing with a 3-course menu for Dhs 110 per person. No alcohol licence. Check their social media for more info.
Munga Kitchen
Munga Kitchen is a casual, relaxed bar/ dining option. Super popular with holidaymakers and local residents, it offers a well-priced menu and a great, friendly atmosphere. Design is super chic, with driftwood, beach vibes, and a friendly, aesthetically interesting feel. The bar area gets busy, so you will need to book a table outside, inside, or downstairs in a cosy cellar-style room.
Munga Favela
For a treat, the rooftop at Munga’s Favela restaurant is special! An interesting, seafood- and Mediterranean-centric menu is served with incredible views over Taghazout's rooftops and the ocean. Pricier than Munga Kitchen, reservations required. They have an alcohol licence.
Red Clay Cafe
A vegan cafe with friendly, foodie-expert and passionate owners. We love the fresh coffee and creative brunch menu with multiple twists on Moroccan classics. Salty msemen with fried mushrooms and a vegan ricotta, and delicious brioche buns! It is one of the few places in the area that offers decaf coffee. Get there early in your stay; they often sell out of produce due to popularity. Non-dairy milks only ie oat or almond. Takeaway coffees are served in a ceramic cup, for which you will be charged a refundable deposit of 10 dhs.
Along the corniche
Sud KM17
Located right on the edge of the promenade, part of the Hyatt Regency Hotel. A lovely spot for morning coffee, or a sunset cocktail. And for a splurge, come for lunch or dinner. The menu is available on their website.
Espresso Lab
In the sun-drenched Tawenza Square, this innovative Turkish chain of specialist coffee houses offers delicious barista-style coffee and freshly baked pastries and cakes, noted generous portion sizes! If you would like more about the company, please have a read here.
If you’re planning a trip to Taghazout Bay (or Morocco) and want help choosing the right place, feel free to get in touch or explore my other guides like Tamraght v Taghazout, Yoga Classes in Taghazout + Tamraght, or Favourite Coffee Spots in Tamraght.
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Sally Kirby is a UK-born travel writer and qualified yoga teacher based in Morocco. She co-authored Lonely Planet Morocco and DK Eyewitness guidebooks, writes regularly for Time Out, adventure.com, and The i Paper. Based in Tamraght since 2018, she has been visiting Taghazout and Tamraght since 2015.
