Dev Biswal

The first scent is fresh mint, lifted by the warmth of the tea and the soft sweetness in the glass. It settles into the table slowly, the way a good meal should. At Café Marrakech, the story carries on after the last forkful. Come for the food, then stay a little longer for Moroccan mint tea in Canterbury, easy conversation and the kind of welcome that makes time feel less rushed. Tea that slows the table down Moroccan mint tea has a simple charm. It’s fragrant, bright and comforting, with...

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Discover Moroccan mint tea, street-food bocadillos, harira and handmade biscuits at Café Marrakech’s daytime Tea House in Canterbury.