Bronx Marrakech review: our verdict
At Bronx Marrakech, the evening takes on a different face depending on the floor and the time. Downstairs, a bar-restaurant where a band sometimes takes the stage and gets the crowd on their feet; upstairs, a billiard room to extend the night. Between the two, a varied menu, well-prepared dishes, and fast, discreet service, on Mohammed VI Boulevard.
You go there with friends for a match with a beer, as a couple for a no-frills dinner, or in a group to stay out late: the house serves from noon to 2 a.m. every day. The manager and the team are easy to talk to, which adds to the atmosphere. Those who want to dine quietly and speak in low voices will avoid concert nights; those looking for a fine-dining table will too.
The insider tip: book online for a night when the band plays, then head upstairs to the billiard room after dinner, without changing address. And for a quieter lunch, the kitchen is open from noon, before the stage takes over.
