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The street sign in French and the café name indicate a Francophone Mediterranean location. The architecture style with white walls and blue shutters, the red and white curb paint, and the dry mountainous terrain are typical of northern Tunisia. The street name 'Rue Ail de la Corniche' and the café name 'Café La Corniche' are specific identifiers. The mountain in the background matches the terrain near Bizerte, a coastal city in northern Tunisia known for similar urban and natural features.

Tétouan is a major city located very close to M'diq, at the foot of the Rif Mountains. It shares the exact same Andalusian-influenced architecture with white-washed buildings, which is a hallmark of its UNESCO-listed medina. If the specific cafe in M'diq could not be identified, Tétouan would be the most logical and strongest candidate due to its proximity, identical architectural style, and mountainous backdrop.

Based on the architecture alone, Sidi Bou Said in Tunisia is a plausible guess. It is famous for its picturesque streets with white-washed buildings and blue doors and shutters, very similar to what is seen in the image. It is also a coastal town where French is widely used. However, this location is less likely due to the presence of a yellow Dacia taxi, which is a strong indicator for Morocco, and the mountain in the background does not match the topography of Sidi Bou Said.