Macondo — Restaurant in arrondissement de Tanger-Medina طنجة المدينة

Does not properly know their allergens. Need a better system to communicate from customer to kitchen. Mediocre food:

The atmosphere was good, My wife and I went for a night time dinner, and took advantage of the city view it has to offer. Where I will give no more than 1 star to them is, my wife ordered gluten free Pasta (due to having celiac). We always confirm each step along the way when ordering incase of any mix up with the waiter (because that can be an honest mistake). Where it crosses the line of honest mistake into negligence is us asking twice before eating the pasta plate and being reassured it was GF. To then asking the chef if he made a gluten free dish for us to confirm (cause sometimes you can not tell without seeing the packaging) and him showing us an empty box that says gluten free to say yes…. That box must have been for another table because now it is 11:00pm and I am caring for my wife while gluten is wrecking havoc on her, awful way to spend a honey moon. Call to action: please create an Indicator to assure customers if something is gluten free or not… if you advertise that you cater to gluten free, do...

Just steps away from the entrance to the Kasbah Museum is a wonderful place that used to be the Kasbah home of a French woman friend of mine.

Macondo's Italian manager has commendably transformed the house into an attractive and cozy cafe and restaurant on multiple levels with unbeatable views of the city, port, marina, beach and beyond--all the way to Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar.

As soon as you enter, you are eager to wind your way up to explore the various rooms until you get to the upper terrace. It is here that you are stunned by the views in all directions, up above the bustling city of Tangier. I think this is definitely the best place to see Tangier and the Strait of Gibraltar.

You will enjoy delicious homemade soups, pastas, lasagne, salads and dessert with your coffee or tea.

Macondo has a young and friendly staff. There is WiFi, and credit cards are accepted. Macondo is heated...

It was an awful experience. The food is so bad , doesn’t taste anything like Italian food. I’ve been to Italian restaurants before and I’ve never seen one use canned tomato sauce into their pasta that isn’t homemade as well ( while they charge exorbitant prices ) plus their portions are super small . The manager is super rude and doesn’t want to listen to the customers complains and even dares to tell us that we know nothing about Italian cuisine and further more some other clients “ loved “ their food so our opinion doesn’t matter . All in all , this restaurant just takes advantage of the beautiful views over the city to overprice their dishes and be extremely rude , unfriendly and racist towards their customers. I regret not checking the reviews before visiting . Would never visit the...