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28 March 2018
The Cafe Gibraltar is just inside the Medina entrance as you enter from the Grand Socco. It has been a popular cafe with locals for many years, and it is very close to the old Medina food market. Inside there is a simple decor with a very large flat-screen television to the left of the front door that shows news, National Geographic, football games and other programs.
Outside there is a semi-private secret garden-like open area that is partially hidden by plants and that has half a dozen tables with umbrellas to provide shade from the sun.
Here it is delightfully cool, even on hot summer days, and it provides a great spot to watch people passing by and absorbing the sounds of Morocco.
I love sitting here to enjoy an herbal tea and watching the passers-by and in the warmer months there is usually a cooling breeze if you sit outside. There is also a reliably strong Wi-Fi connection available but you must get the code from your waiter. The WiFi always works very well.
Cafe Gibraltar is good place for a break after shopping in the media, and you can hail a taxi just 50 feet away at the Grand Socco.
Totally unpretentious but perfect for a break, and you don't have to trudge down hill to sit at the Petit Socco's Cafe Central or Cafe Tingis, among several other less popular cafes. I sometimes do my food shopping in the Marché de Tanger and then stop here to relax over a drink and people watch before getting a petit taxi nearby.response / report this review -
24 January 2018
bien
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23 January 2018
Très bonne service
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25 July 2017
The Cafe Gibraltar is just inside the Medina near the Grand Socco. It has been a popular cafe with locals for years and it is very close to the old Medina food market. Inside there is a simple decor with a very large flat-screen television to the left of the front door that shows news, National Geographic, football games and other programs.
Outside there is a semi-private secret garden-like open area that is partially hidden by plants and that has half a dozen tables with umbrellas to provide shade from the sun.
Here it is delightfully cool, even on hot summer days, and it provides a great spot to watch people passing by and absorbing the sounds of Morocco.
I love sitting here to enjoy an herbal tea or coffee. There is also a reliably strong Wi-Fi connection available but you must get the code from your waiter. The WiFi always works very well.
Cafe Gibraltar is good place for a break after shopping in the media, and you can hail a taxi just 50 feet away at the Grand Socco.
Totally unpretentious but perfect for a break, and you don't have to trudge down hill to sit at the Petit Socco's Cafe Central or Cafe Tingis, among several other less popular cafes. I sometimes do my food shopping in the Marché de Tanger and then stop here to relax over a drink and people watch before getting a petit taxi nearby.response / report this review -
29 April 2017
The Cafe Gibraltar is just inside the Medina near the Grand Socco. It has been a popular cafe with locals for years and it is very close to the old Medina food market. Inside there is a simple decor with a large flat-screen television that shows news, National Geographic or football games.
Outside there is a semi-private secret garden-like open area that is partially hidden by plants and that has half a dozen tables with umbrellas to provide shade from the sun. Here it is delightfully cool, even on hot summer days, and it provides a great spot to watch people passing by and absorbing the sounds of Morocco.
I love sitting here to enjoy an herbal tea or coffee. There is also a reliably strong Wi-Fi connection available but you must get the code from your waiter. The WiFi always works very well.
Cafe Gibraltar is good place for a break after shopping in the media, and you can hail a taxi just 50 feet away at the Grand Socco. Totally unpretentious but perfect for a break and you don't have to trudge down hill to sit at the Petit Socco's Cafe Central or Cafe Tingis, among several other less popular cafes.response / report this review -
19 April 2017
Great coffee
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07 October 2016
Just the name explain many things (:
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