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Set in quiet gardens behind the Natural History Museum, this laid-back place is a popular meeting spot, with salads, sandwiches, fresh bread, cakes, yogurt and light meals (a mixture of local and European fare), plus a bar and live music on Thursdays from 9pm.
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Coffee Shop
A laid-back vibe, garden seating, good coffee, and an assortment of homemade breads, cakes, yogurt, breakfast and light meals. Proceeds go to a church project. It also sells the Moshi Guide, with useful info for longer-term stays.
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Indotaliano Restaurant
The Indo portion of the menu – a range of standards, including some veg dishes – at this small, dark pavement restaurant is better than the Italian part (mediocre pizzas). It’s just opposite Buffalo Hotel.
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Patisserie
For inexpensive burgers, pizza, sandwiches and other Western-style fast food try the ever-popular Patisserie, which also has soup, light meals and an internet café.
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El Rancho
Tasty Indian food, including some vegetarian dishes, in a garden setting. It’s about 3km northwest of the centre off Lema Rd (no public transport).
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Nyumba ya Sanaa
A small, informal eatery located in the Nyumba ya Sanaa crafts centre, serving plates of chicken and chips and other local fare.
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Tanzania Coffee Lounge
Milkshakes, bagels, great coffees and cappuccino, waffles and an internet connection.
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Kivulini Kitchen
This is a simple one-room place, run by a local women’s group, with profits going to a local women’s rights organisation. There’s an extensive menu, although not everything is available. Best is to ask what the day’s special is, and then enjoy the lovely garden area – also with a small children’s play area – behind while it’s being prepared. Or, to avoid a long wait, order in advance. It’s about 2km from town in the Isamilo section of town (Tsh1500 in a taxi, or a 20-minute walk).
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Salzburger Café
The Alps meet Africa at this classic place, which comes complete with waiters sporting faux-leopard skin vests, Austrian kneipe (bar) décor on the walls and a selection of good, cheap dishes (try Chicken Mambo Yote), all with amusing menu descriptions.
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Diner
Despite the drab exterior and sometimes spotty service, the food here – an extensive selection of Indian dishes, plus some Chinese fare as well – is usually delicious. It’s just down from the Air Tanzania office.
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Yun Long Chinese Restaurant
Good Chinese food and sundowners overlooking Bismarck Rock and the lake. Turn left one block west of the post office and continue along the dirt road running parallel to the water for about 500m, crossing the railroad tracks.
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Garden Bistro
Garden Bistro is a relaxed restaurant-nightclub featuring Indian dishes and grills downstairs, continental cuisine upstairs, a sheesha (waterpipe) lounge and sports bar.
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Kuleana Pizzeria
Simple good meals – pizzas, omelettes, sandwiches, fruit and fresh-squeezed juices – and a good mix of locals and expats. It’s just down from New Mwanza Hotel.
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Shooters Grill
This place serves good meat grills, plus a casino and internet café. It’s next to New Mwanza Hotel.
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Deli Chez
Reasonably priced Indian food – both veg and nonveg – plus continental dishes and burgers.
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Chrisburger
Burgers and snacks.
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Garden Bistro
Garden Bistro is a relaxed restaurant-nightclub featuring Indian dishes and grills downstairs, continental cuisine upstairs, a sheesha (waterpipe) lounge and sports bar.
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Stone Town Café
A good eatery opposite Shangani Internet Café, with all-day breakfasts, milkshakes, freshly baked cakes, veggie wraps and very good coffee.
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Sambusa Two Tables Restaurant
For sampling authentic Zanzibari dishes, it’s hard to beat this small, family-run restaurant just off Kaunda Rd, where the proprietors bring out course after course of delicious local delicacies. Advance reservations are required; up to 15 guests can be accommodated.
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Radha Food House
This great little place is tucked away on the small side street just before the Shangani tunnel. The menu – strictly vegetarian – features thalis, lassis, homemade yogurt and other dishes from the subcontinent.
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Passing Show
For inexpensive meals, try Passing Show, opposite Ciné Afrique. It serves delicious pilau and biryani, plus chicken and chips.
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Monsoon Restaurant
The impeccably decorated and atmospheric Monsoon has traditional-style dining on floor cushions, and well-prepared Swahili and Western cuisine served to a backdrop of live taarab (Zanzibari music combining African, Arabic and Indian influences) on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. It’s at the southwestern edge of Forodhani Gardens.
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Archipelago Café-Restaurant
This popular place has an excellent, breezy location on a 1st-floor terrace overlooking the water just opposite NBC in Shangani, and a menu featuring such delicacies as vegetable coconut curry, orange and ginger snapper, and chicken pilau, topped off by an array of homemade cakes and sweets. There’s no bar, but you can bring your own alcohol.
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Al-Shabany
For inexpensive meals, try Al-Shabany, a local favourite on a small side street just off Malawi Rd and east of Creek Rd. It serves delicious pilau and biryani, plus chicken and chips.
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Hill Street Food Snacks & Take Away
Cheap plates of local fast food below A&A Hill Street Accommodation.
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