Restaurants in Tarifa
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La Trattoria
The Alameda is lined with restaurants and cafes. First-class food and efficient service make La Trattoria one of the best and busiest Italian eateries in town.
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Cafe Zumo
This convivial little place near the castle is popular for its juices, light meals, and soups. Magazines and books add to the attraction.
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Terrace Restaurant
This casual beachfront restaurant at the Hurricane Hotel is good for an economical lunch (various salads, hamburgers, chicken, local fish, steaks). In the evenings the hotel's interior restaurant, with candle-lit tables by the pool in summer, prepares creative meals, including very good salads (try the Italian salad), and main dishes such as lamb chops with garlic and rosemary.
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Café Azul
This little Italian-owned place packs ’em in every day for Tarifa’s best breakfasts. The muesli, fruit salad and yoghurt is large and tasty, or choose one of the excellent crêpes. There’s good coffee, juices and shakes, plus bocadillos (filled rolls) and cakes.
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Ali Baba
The popular Ali Baba, with benches and stand-up tables outside, serves cheap, filling and tasty Arabic food made with lovely fresh ingredients. Vegetarians can enjoy excellent falafel while carnivores might like to tuck in to the tasty kebabs.
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Bamboo
The best of both worlds on the Alameda, Bamboo does great breakfasts plus shakes and smoothies in the morning, and hosts cocktails, music and DJs at night. Decor is Tarifa eclectic (sofas and pouffes) and clientele is surfer cool.
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Chiringuito Tangana
Next to Spin Out on the beach, this place serves up pies, lasagne, savoury pastries and bocadillos (sandwiches). Chill to the beat on the grass or relax on the Moroccan carpets on the floor of the glassed-in patio.
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Restaurante La Olla
Set portside, La Olla is the place to come for paella and seafood (you can breathe it in through the door). Try the arroz negro (black rice) made with squid. There’s also a breakfast buffet and wi-fi.
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Café Central
This café is the prime location for people-watching, delicious churros con chocolate (fingers of doughnut dipped into a cup of hot chocolate) and a large range of breakfasts and teas.
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Mandrágora
Follow the ‘listed in Lonely Planet’ sign to this intimate place with its Moroccan-Arabic-inspired menu. Try the fruity lamb tagine or monkfish in a wild mushroom sauce.
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Bodega La Casa Amarilla
With an attractive, flowery patio, this is a top place in town for local grilled meats and fish, good revueltos and tapas.
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Miramar
The Miramar's chefs whip up a range of pasta, meat and fish dishes - and the expansive beach and ocean views double your enjoyment.
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Chilimoso
This tiny place serves tasty vegan and vegetarian food with oriental leanings. Try the felafel with hummus, tzatziki and salad.
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Surf Kebab
This place prepares similar fare to Ali Baba, though with less salad, and is convenient if you're shopping.
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Souk
Souk serves terrific Moroccan- and Asian-inspired food. There's a bright upstairs bar for drinks too.
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Rosso Pomodoro
Another local Italian favourite, this place serves up authentic Italian cuisine.
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