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The breezy, open layout of this BYOB restaurant adds to the casual feel. — Fodor's
A classic Indian restaurant serving spicy curries and spiced rice, which arrive at the table in copper bowls and sit sizzling away on candle heaters. — Lonely Planet
As usual, you'll have to climb a few steep flights of stairs before arriving at this breezy, open-air terrace restaurant, but the effort is worth it. — Fodor's
If you are looking for a sunset cocktail in white loungers overlooking the Zanzibar ocean, then head on over to 6 Degrees on Shangani street. — Fodor's
These waterside gardens are the place to go in the evening, with piles of grilled fish and meat, chips, snacks and more, all served on a paper plate or rolled into a piece of newspaper. — Lonely Planet
Named in honour of Queen vocalist Freddie Mercury, this scruffy but popular place is Stone Town’s main waterside hang-out. — Lonely Planet
The top spot in Zanzibar for a serious cup of genuine East African rift valley coffee is undoubtedly this charming cafe. — Lonely Planet
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