Restaurants

Eating on the coconut coast

Mozambican cooking is one of Africa's great crossovers — Bantu staples, Indian spice, Swahili trade and Portuguese habits, all landed fresh that morning.

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Seafood· €

Mercado do Peixe

Buy your seafood at the fish market, then hand it to one of the cooks to grill.

Seafood· €€

Restaurante Costa do Sol

Maputo's most famous seafront restaurant, serving grilled prawns on the Marginal since the 1930s.

Seafood· €€€

Zambi

Waterfront seafood dining on Maputo's Marginal, looking out over the bay.

International· €

Café Ferroviário

Coffee under the wrought-iron canopy of Maputo's landmark railway station.

Seafood· €€

Clube Naval da Beira

Beira's long-standing waterfront club and restaurant on Macúti beach.

Seafood· €

Dolphin Restaurant

Beachfront eating in Tofo village, where the day's catch decides the menu.

International· €€

Mundo's

Busy open-air terrace in the Polana district, a long-time meeting point in central Maputo.

Portuguese· €€

O Escondidinho

Courtyard dining in a restored Stone Town house on Ilha de Moçambique.

Mozambican· €

Reino dos Sabores

Home-style Mozambican cooking in Inhambane town, near the waterfront.

Seafood· €

Vilankulo Beach Grill

Casual grill on the Vilankulo seafront, best timed for sunset over the bay.