Two friends and I enjoyed a tour of the mosque across the street on our last full day in Morocco. This restaurant looked cute, so we walked over for lunch and to enjoy the view.

The restaurant staff we interacted with was accommodating until we were seated outside with a very impatient server. I asked if they had an English menu and was fine that they didn't have one (we had been in Morocco 10 days, so we were accustomed to translating French at that point). Though, I had some questions because the menu had several options with times of day that foods would become unavailable.

There was one brunch option available at the hour that we were there. My friends and I ordered drinks and the server asked if I wanted brunch - I said in French, "Only tea, I want to think." Minutes later, I received a place mat and my friends did not. Our drinks came, and along with that an entire brunch that I did not order.

We were confused because he did not ask my friends if they wanted any food, yet I was receiving an entire meal. When I told him I did not order this, he started immediately yelling and refused to take the food back or serve us any more. I asked for a supervisor and he refused.

I had to leave my table and ask the indoors staff to speak to a supervisor and the server came over and started screaming, including yelling that I was American. We were no longer comfortable at the restaurant and decided the issue was not worth resolving. We paid for the 3 drinks we got and made our way out.

I did appreciate as we left that the server had been taken off-duty and was sitting at a table by himself. The supervisor did apologize, but did not attempt to make us more comfortable and charged us for our drinks (though the brunch was removed).

We generally had good experiences over our 10 days eating in Fes, Marrakech, and Casablanca. But, unfortunately, this was at the top of our list of bad experiences - from service to vitriol from staff to feeling unwelcome.