Marjane Market

“This supermarket is a Godsend lifesaver when you can no longer stand the mediocre cooking the medina restaurants try to pass off as Moroccan cuisine. Coming from the US, I was able to find everything I needed to snack on and to make a sandwich with, as well as fresh fruits to keep my doctor happy. Of course they also carry bottled water and juice and dairy products. Being able to prepare myself a simple meal gave me the much needed break from all the touristy grub. Beware that it's quite a climb up steep inclined streets and stairs from Ave Mohammad VI to reach the shopping center that this supermarket is in. Also, the shopping center itself is quite vacant. It's safe for sure. But it seems some local teenagers have turned the nooks into where they enjoy some alone time. So just be mindful and keep to yourself.”

“Market is great - shame shops aren’t at capacity. Would like to have seen some more, clothing, phone, gift, ice cream and other local shops there.”

“Marjane market was clean. It’s located in the basement I. The tanger boulevard center mall. The mall has a vacancy issue! It’s quit depressing.”

“Staff are working very slow,cashier npc slow motion,good fresh product”

“Worst service and for one 1 kg they charge more including the plastic weight when I asked their giving stupid reason”

“Mr Mahmoud Hazem, I can see how u invested enough time to review all the places u probably haven't visited. U complain about having to pay for a carrier bag, pointing out how they're cheap in Egypt. Well they in England and the rest of Europe. I also couldn't help noticing how have been so generous with all the places u visited, which tells me u have a serious affliction where Morocco is concerned. I'll call it jealousy and resentment towards that country. You claim that it's expensive and yet the prices are marvellously decent and affordable.”