Café
1. Karambezi Café
An all-day café and restaurant on the rocks at the Sea Cliff Hotel, at the northern tip of the Msasani Peninsula, with ocean views, seafood and pastries.
View details — Karambezi CaféCoffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms and dessert spots for breakfast, a light lunch or a break between sights.
8 places · Updated November 12, 2026
Our top 3 cafés in Tanzania
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An all-day café and restaurant on the rocks at the Sea Cliff Hotel, at the northern tip of the Msasani Peninsula, with ocean views, seafood and pastries.
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Coffee shop in a historic merchant's house, serving Tanzanian coffee roasted on site with cakes and smoothies, with a small guesthouse on the floors above.
View details — Zanzibar Coffee HouseCafé
A Lebanese-style café and bakery on Samora Avenue in the city centre, serving breads, pastries and cakes alongside breakfasts, salads, houmous and baba ghanoush.
View details — Épi d’OrCafé
Shangani coffee shop run by a Brazilian couple, serving specialty coffee, homemade pastries and Brazilian cheese bread, with occasional coffee workshops.
View details — Puzzle Coffee ShopCafé
The lounge café, grill and bar of the Southern Sun on Garden Avenue, beside the Botanical Gardens, serving Tanzanian dishes with Arabic, African and Western influences.
View details — Baraza Café, Grill and BarCafé
All-day café on Kenyatta Road serving breakfasts, local dishes and desserts, in a family-owned merchant's house with guest rooms upstairs.
View details — Stone Town CaféCafé
Open-air coffee spot at a Stone Town crossroads where locals sit on stone benches over tiny cups of spiced black coffee, board games and conversation.
View details — Jaws CornerCafé
The all-day lobby lounge of the five-star Johari Rotana on Sokoine Drive, serving coffee, tea, pastries, desserts and light meals by day and cocktails later on.
View details — Kibo Lobby Lounge at Johari Rotana