A classy nautical-themed restaurant on the corniche, El Tangerino serves heaping paella, pan and all, along with grilled fish, pinchos (tapas) and pizza. Upstairs has exquisite views of the sea and is ideally enjoyed with a drink and some tapas. Private wine-cellar seating is available by reservation.
El Tangerino
Tangier
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