Boutique Majid

I'm sure this place thrives on people looking to buy antiques based in the fact Anthony Bourdain visited. Sure, it's like a mini market selection of stuff you can find all around you in the kasbah - jewellery, rugs, textiles etc. but it's really expensive - more so than other places for the same things. I noticed some things like kente clothes that are hand woven but stitched together by zig zig machine - and an inflated price. Other customers - who were mostly American - we picking up stuff and the classic line "you have expensive taste." I feel bad saying it but this place didn't have a great vibe to me. And I also felt we were ignored because we probably didn't look like typical customers. There are so many other beautiful shops in Tangier for vintage jewellery, hand woven rugs, ceramics and textiles. A shop specialising in your intersts have much wider ranges. Found some exquisite jewellery elsewhere where the owner could explain the history of each piece etc. Where as at Majid, there was none of that. Anyway if money is no object, and you don't mind over paying and you want a souvenir but dont want to spend the time in the kasbah go to Majid. Otherwise go to any of the many others who will serve you tea andlet you browse to your content. Majid is definitely not my vibe. Sorry Anthony Bourdain.

Really nice boutique — it almost felt like a little museum with all the beautiful things inside. Just a shame my suitcase was too small to fit everything we wanted to bring home!

You must stop at Majid when you’re in Tangier. He has great taste and the magic touch when it comes to choosing things for his boutique .He doesn’t negotiate which takes away some of the fun but the fact is, he knows the values of the things he has . Some of it, absolutely exquisite. Do you want to take everything home including Majid haha!

Boutique Majid is one of the very best antique shops in Tangier, and it has attracted the likes of Elizabeth Taylor, Mick Jagger, Sting, and numerous other celebrities from around the world throughout its almost 50 years of existence. Majid’s collections of rare and extraordinary jewelry from the south of Morocco are worthy of a museum, and there are old carpets, antique doors, chests, tables, chairs, fabrics, silver and other items fit for a king or queen. The boutique is located deep in the Medina and is best reached by going to the Petit Socco and turning left at the Cafe Tingis. Just keep walking straight a couple hundred of feet and you will find Boutique Majid on the right. Its friendly and knowledgeable owner is Majid Raiss El Fenni, whose brother Mohammed runs the Volubilis Boutique on the Petit Socco. Everything at Majid is special and authentic and a true find. There is something for everyone here. This is definitely one place to visit when in Tangier.

Beautiful shop with a lot of really nice stuff, but they drastically overcharge. We found some of the same shawls they were selling for $120USD in Marrakech markets for $20USD.

Majid’s is a must. To hear the most amazing stories about the 60s in Tangier, see incredible jewellery and art and take something unique and authentic home with you. Thank you for telling me about Anthony Bourdain, it was incredible to hear the man was as wonderful as he appeared on screen. Thank you for the beautiful carving of Ayat al-Kursi, this is something very special to me.

Stop and shop! Majid is the most genuine and friendly shop owner! It was a pleasure to meet you and chat multiple times as we walked but every day and I love my ring 🥰 I hope our paths cross again

Great eclectic store. Very friendly and genuine. You can trust that you're buying genuine articles.