Marina Juice — Restaurant in arrondissement d'Anfa مقاطعة أنفا

Came Sunday for the first time based on positive reviews. Here is the scenario for you to study on objective facts. Average breakfast in Morocco is between 25 and 30 Deerhams the equivalent of about 2.50 to 3 dollars in North America. The average breakfast is also very generous. It’s hot. It comes with tea or a choice of hot beverage, and it comes with good service. Marina juice is an establishment on the water and has prices triple or quadruple the typical breakfast because they assert they have a great location. The location is water-based, which is not to their credit. The restaurant itself is full granted, and we were told to wait, which we patiently did. We were finally greeted to a table that was full of instruments and dirtiness with no apologies. We accepted and waited for them to clean it. Once we sat down we made our order understanding that the establishment was busy again no apologies whatsoever and we haven’t even been an order 30 minutes later. Finally make the order ask for some concessions replacing one item for another and quickly were told that this is not possible. We accepted that as well And 30 minutes later we finally received breakfast breakfast that were stone cold items that were missing. We proceeded to ask for the drinks that were missing and the items that were stone cold or not present. The server was befuddled, confused and began arguing. We overlooked the arguing and proceeded to ask for the items that were missing and for the others to be served. We were a party of three looking at each other, each of us trying to eat whatever part of a breakfast was served And whatever poor quality was served with the less than 0 service. Again, no apologetic and no manager to be seen with very confused servers and an establishment that seems to be running off their feet. In a final attempt to reclaim whatever breakfast we could, we were again met by an arguing server, then proceeded to ghost us at the end and would not even give us eye contact. We completed the experience again with no apology we got up and of course, in Morocco they present you with the bill, even though they have not delivered the service or the food that you ordered with the expectation of a payment and a tip. From folks who are pretty peaceful and non-demanding this place was less than zero if we could deliver such a review. Please be aware of this establishment and their low standards. Morocco is typically a place that is hospitable and has good breakfast and food inexpensively this place delivered none of the above and on top of it unapologetic. Minus 5 stars. Thanks for ruining our Sunday breakfast and thanks for four times the original price of breakfast served cold, rude and without apology. Beware!!!

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Marina Juice: A Hot Mess of Overpriced Trash – Save Your Coins, Honey!

Let me tell you something, darling – Marina Juice is absolute garbage. I don’t know who told them they could serve drinks, but it’s clear they have no idea what they’re doing. This place is a joke, and not the funny kind. The only thing they’re serving here is disappointment, and they have the nerve to charge ridiculous prices for it. You want good juice? Go anywhere else. Seriously, anywhere. Even the corner bodega will treat you better.

Let’s talk about that “Lemon and Mint” mocktail, shall we? My friend ordered it, thinking it would be a refreshing, zesty moment of joy. What did he actually get? Water. Just water. Not even good water, like fancy sparkling or infused nonsense – just plain tap water with a pathetic drop of lemon and a handful of mint that tasted like it had been sitting in someone’s fridge for a week. And don’t get me started on the mint – it didn’t taste like mint at all, more like the leftover celery from a sad salad. It was a crime against mocktails, and I’m furious just thinking about it. If you want a drink that’s basically a flavorless tragedy, then this is your spot, babe.

And the iced coffee? Honey, don’t. It was like someone took water, threw in some unroasted coffee beans, and called it a drink. No richness, no depth, no nothing. It was so weak and flavorless, I swear it was just water pretending to be coffee. The whole thing felt like a scam. You could literally go to your kitchen, pour a glass of water, and it would taste better than whatever that was.

Now let’s talk about the prices, shall we? You would think they were serving up liquid gold with how much they charge, but sweetie, this was a joke. For what we paid, we could’ve gone anywhere else and gotten actual quality for less than half the price. Marina Juice? Oh, it’s not just bad – it’s a scam. The drinks are tragic, the service is forgettable, and the prices are just insulting. I wouldn’t give them another dime of my money, and I’m furious that I had to spend the last few hours of my life there.

Listen, don’t even bother. If you value your taste buds and your bank account, RUN, don’t walk, from this hot mess of a place. Marina Juice is a full-on disaster – save your money and go somewhere where they actually know how to make a drink. Trust me, you’ll...

The service quality is catastrophic, and both the quality and quantity of the food have been significantly reduced. I remember when this used to be one of the best brunch spots in Casablanca. Sadly, it’s no longer worth the time.

First of all, we were asked to change our seats because a larger group needed our table, and all the booths were occupied. Out of courtesy, we agreed, but in hindsight, we shouldn’t have, as the hosts were incredibly rude.

We were then seated in the mezzanine, which was fine, but we were completely forgotten. When the food finally arrived, it was cold. To make matters worse, the staff cleaned the table with a dirty, smelly cloth—absolutely disgusting.

While setting the table, they attempted to place a multi-level tray but ended up knocking over my wife's coffee. They didn’t even offer to replace it until I asked. When they did, they simply added milk to the same cup and handed it back without replacing the dirty plate or the now-wet sugar. I had to take it upon myself to go to the bar and replace them.

As for the food, it was extremely disappointing. Each plate contained nothing more than half a slice of cherry tomato and an old, small slice of cucumber. The cheese omelette was a thin, sad slice with barely any cheese, and it was obvious they had reduced the quantity of eggs (which cost only 2 MAD). We weren’t given any bread until we specifically asked for it, and there were no napkins until we went to get them ourselves.

Overall, it was a terrible experience, and I won’t be coming back.

I sincerely hope you return to your previous standards. If not, it might be better to close down, as the current state of service and food is...