Top Food & Drinks Spots in Tanzania

I recommend checking out the drink specials before you order. I found some nice cocktails were a bit pricey, but others were much more affordable. Look for happy hour deals.

My advice is to arrive early to snag a good spot on the rooftop. It fills up quickly, and you don’t want to miss out on those panoramic views, trust me!

If you're planning to eat, I'd suggest the shared platters. The portions are big and perfect for snacking while enjoying the scenery. It's a great way to try a variety of local flavors!

If you're on a budget, consider sharing dishes. The portions are pretty big, and it prevents you from overspending. We tried two main dishes and had leftovers to take with us!

I think you should try the seafood platter; it’s really fresh and worth every penny. However, be prepared for a bit of a wait if they’re busy. It's super popular!

My advice is to ask for the daily specials—sometimes they have awesome deals that aren't on the menu. I got an amazing pasta dish that was half off!

I recommend going during sunset, around 6 PM, for the best vibe. The view is stunning and there's a cool breeze. Trust me, it’s totally Instagram-worthy!

My advice is to try the Swahili seafood curry, but go easy on the portion size—it’s big and prices can add up if you aren’t careful. I ended up with leftovers but it was worth it.

I suggest hitting up Emerson on Hurumzi around 6 PM to catch the sunset view from the rooftop. It’s one of the best parts of the experience and you get that stunning golden hour vibe for your photos!