The site is unique. A small square: the heart of the chaotic city of Stonetown. The facades of the old houses around the square are painted white and purple and some beautiful doors that belong to the UNESCO Heritage are also preserved, carved in wood, in Indian, Arabic or Swahili styles from the 18th century, from Zanzibar's heyday. In the center there is a table where young and old men meet to play checkers, chess ... and next to it, a telephone on top of a wooden pole that says "free international calls". On a corner, a man serves tea for those interested, another one sells local fresh fruit. We were said that when football is transmitted in TV, on the corner where the man was serving tea, they place a TV and all the village come here to watch the match, the love soccer! On one of the walls of the square we suddenly find this painting of a shark and that refers to the movie. Why? I do not know!

Fascinating place in the very heart of Stone Town. It was named after the mural showing a shark from the “Jaws” movie. Local men meet here to watch football and discuss current matters. The flag in the middle of the square represents the opposition party ACT - Wazalendo.

A place to go for meeting locals. Fir watching Manchester City win, or a cup of coffee, contemplating or watching The World Pass By.

A place where people meet and talks together and playing some games like draught and having coffes,also people watches footbal matches at this area, a good place to see how zanzibarian people interact to each other and how friendly they live together.

(Translated by Google) Hit a card, it is indeed a landmark great white shark (Original) 打个卡，的确很有地标性的大白鲨

One can see the whole of Stone Town here. Try the local coffee while sitting on a bench at this small square and listen to news updates and arguments flying around, watch the people walking by, as if aimlessly and feel part of The 3D Matrix! The most sought-after vantage point is next to the 400V electricity box.

This is not a restaurant. It’s just a corner where everyone drinks coffee. You can try this Zanzibar coffee. It definitely tastes better than the coffee I am used to. Be careful of people trying to sell you stuff or hassle you if you don’t have a tour guide

This corner is full of happy people. Good vibes, we were even taught a dance by the locals. A lovely corner to run into as you explore Stone Town.

The owners obviously had a sense of humour. Lovely cool.open air oerfect for yhe hot nights. Lovely views. The staff were wonderful and very honest when dealing with the confusion of rates of exchange from TSH to USD. Food was excellent. Would def recommend it.

(Translated by Google) Very nice part of town. Glasan, fun, beautiful ... (Original) Jako simpatican dio grada. Glasan, zabavan, lijep...

It is actually an hotel cum restaurant notjing historical

Amaizing place to visit

Good

Safe

Very famous place

Where locals meet from early in the morning

(Translated by Google) Very impressive multiculturalism. Traders could be less invasive! (Original) Multiculturalismo muito impressionante. Os comerciantes poderiam ser menos invasivos!

Nice to sit and observe locals enjoying their daily routine

Dynamic centre of the Stone Town labyrinth where old and young meet to chat and relax in the midst of hussle and bustle!!

nice place ever

The main crossing of Stone Town

Clean

This is a large church and the first in Zanzibar

(Translated by Google) Just beautiful! (Original) Просто красиво!

Sit on the side walk and get a street coffee for $0.10, best cheap coffee you'll get

breakfast

Famous for opposition part activities

Centre of stone town....respectable place

Nice corner, got a few nice hotels around, some with sky bars. Not sure what's so special here

Wonderful place relax,play and funny

Great roof top bar and restaurant. A great spot in the centre of Stone Town.

Good place to hang out

Best place for having local coffee and dummy international phone calls.

Amaizing place to drink kahawa(coffee)

Dec

Good food,good ambiance.

One of the best things to check here. Drink coffee. Hang out with locals. Best experince is to watch football here. One of the must to visit thing in Zanzibar! I love it

Very local & cool moment in the mid of the town.

(Translated by Google) An open-air coffee shop where local people sit in the "barazes" and chin. It's named after a Jaws picture on a wall. He was a humorous artist. Say hello, sit down, have coffee, chat. Baraza: Stone benches for sitting in front of houses along the street. Translated into English as "council". It can be called council or council in Turkish. (Original) Yerel halkın "baraza"larda oturup çene çaldığı açık hava kahvehanesi. İsmini bir duvardaki Jaws resminden alıyor. Esprili bir sanatçıymış. Selam verin, oturun, kahve için, muhabbet edin. Baraza: Sokak boyunca evlerin önünde oturmak için yapılan taş banklar. İngilizceye "council" olarak çevriliyor. Türkçede konsey ya da meclis denebilir.

(Translated by Google) Nice staff and good shopping (Original) Nettes Personal und gute Einkaufsmöglichkeit

Nothing to see here.

(Translated by Google) Feel home there. When you talk to Swahili and say hello, you always get a ginger or spiced tea and in the morning also a special Zanzibar coffee (Original) Fühl mich dort Zuhause. Wenn man Swahili spricht und nett grüsst bekommt man immer mal nen Ingwer- oder Gewürztee und morgens auch mal nen spezial Zanzibar Kaffee😍

Make international calls

Local coffee available

gethering place

(Translated by Google) If you have nothing special, then you just invent something. (Original) Wenn man nichts besonderes hat, dann erfindet man eben etwas.

Nothing much here except people have been gathering here for many years. They painted whale/fish to give importance to the place.