Cafes Porto Rico

“Cool little place and run by a young guy who's (rightly) proud to have been on the front of the travel section of the Washington Post. Lets you smell the coffee - it's divine - and gives you the opton to have with or without spice. Even better- open during Ramadan. Nice!”

“We went with a food tour guide. The gentleman holding the newspaper was friendly, informative and attentive. He lead us through the whole process of grinding and adding spices. Let us smell the spices. Coffee was strong even though we got it with milk. We asked for sugar packets. Be mindful that the bottom of your cup will have spices (texture). I do not know the price of the coffee since it was included in the tour.”

“A must try. The quality is top notch and they make you feel at home, charging the right amount for Morocco. We tried latte and also espresso. He offers with spices (mix of several, or only cardamom) or without. The owner explained everything about coffee and we tasted different types. He roasts his own coffee beans and from different origins. He has a type that has less caffeine (not totally decaf) and we felt very well afterwards. He also gave great recommendations of restaurants and places to visit. Thanks for your kindness. We will go again for sure!”

“I just had the best coffee at this truly historic café in Tangier. The atmosphere is authentic and full of character, making it a must-visit spot for coffee lovers. I was served by Mr. Ismail, whose service exceeded all expectations — friendly, attentive, and welcoming. Highly recommend stopping by for an unforgettable experience!”

“Every time I come to Tangier, I drop by this place. The owner is quite a charming person and the coffee is absolutely fist duality and delicious. You can also buy a packet to take away. I absolutely recommend it, don't miss the place if you ever visit Tangier.”

“Every cup is a little journey! ☕ The coffee is delicious, the welcome is warm, and the atmosphere is perfect for relaxing. A real pleasure every time you visit.”