On Tangier's brand new marina with views of the yachts and sea, this cafe bakes flaky and irresistible pastries, perfectly dipped in a creamy Spanish-style hot chocolate. There's plenty more on the menu if you're in for a meal, including crêpes, burgers and pizza. A great place to stop when exploring the deceptively large marina.
Cafe Paul
Tangier
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