Tangier · Half day
Tangier Food & Souk Evening
An evening tasting walk through the medina's markets and street food
Duration
Half day
Group size
2–8 travellers
Difficulty
Easy
Languages
English, French, Spanish
From / person
$90
Overview
An evening tasting walk through Tangier's medina and markets — fresh seafood, msemen and harira, mint tea in the Petit Socco and the produce souks around the Grand Socco.
Tangier eats well, thanks to its port and its mix of Moroccan, Andalusian and Mediterranean influences. On this evening walk a local food guide takes you through the markets around the Grand Socco, into the medina's food lanes, and to the small, good places locals actually use.
You'll taste your way through the evening — grilled and fried seafood from the port, msemen and street pastries, a bowl of harira, olives and cheeses from the market stalls — and finish over mint tea in the Petit Socco. Come hungry; this replaces dinner.
Trip highlights
- Produce and spice markets around the Grand Socco
- Fresh Tangier-port seafood
- Msemen, harira and street pastries
- Mint tea in the Petit Socco
- Small local spots, not tourist restaurants
Photo gallery
Inside the trip.
Day-by-day itinerary
Tangier → Tangier
- 1
18:00 · Grand Socco markets
Grand SoccoMeet your food guide; walk the evening produce and spice market.
- 2
18:45 · Medina food lanes
Tangier medinaTaste seafood, msemen, harira and market olives and cheeses along the way.
- 3
20:00 · Petit Socco tea
Petit SoccoFinish with mint tea and pastries in the old café square.
Cities & regions on this trip
You'll experience 1 destination.
Each stop has its own deep-dive guide — geography, history, best season, things to see, and other tours that visit it. Tap any card to open its dedicated page.
The route
Map of Tangier Food & Souk Evening
3 stops across Tangier. Distances and timings are flexible — every itinerary is reshaped to your pace.
- 1
Grand Socco
Start
- 2
Medina food lanes
- 3
Petit Socco
Finish
What's included
- Local food guide for the evening
- All food tastings along the walk
- Mint tea in the Petit Socco
- Bottled water
Not included
- Hotel pickup (we meet at the Grand Socco)
- Additional drinks
- Tips for your guide
What to bring
Pack light, pack smart.
- An appetite (this replaces dinner)
- Comfortable shoes
- A light layer for the evening
Frequently asked
Questions about this tour.
Is the food walk enough for dinner?
Yes — there are enough tastings across the evening to stand in for dinner for most people. Come hungry and pace yourself across the stops.
Can you cater for vegetarians or allergies?
We can adapt the route for vegetarians and for common allergies if you tell us in advance. Some seafood-heavy stops can be swapped for vegetable, bread and dairy tastings.
