Does Fomo Garden in Marrakech serve alcohol?

No. Fomo Garden does not serve alcohol. The venue offers a full menu of food and non-alcoholic drinks, including fresh juices, hot drinks, and mocktails.

What are the opening hours of Fomo Garden Marrakech?

Fomo Garden is open every day from 8:00 AM to 3:30 AM. The kitchen closes at 10:00 PM; the lounge remains open until 3:30 AM.

Where exactly is Fomo Garden located in Marrakech?

Fomo Garden is at 372 Boulevard Mohamed VI, Marrakech 40000, in the Guéliz district — the modern commercial neighbourhood west of the medina, about 1 km south of the Majorelle Garden.

Does Fomo Garden take reservations?

Yes. Fomo Garden accepts reservations by phone (+212 6 64 68 47 17) or via WhatsApp. Payment is made on-site on the day — there is no online payment.

MARRAKECH · RESTAURANTS

Fomo Garden

All-day restaurant & lounge on Boulevard Mohammed VI, Guéliz

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Fomo Garden

Name: Fomo Garden
Address: Marrakech, Marrakech, MA

All-day restaurant & lounge on Boulevard Mohammed VI, Guéliz

Fomo Garden is Marrakech's popular all-day dining destination on Boulevard Mohammed VI in Guéliz, blending sunny brunch vibes with a vibrant evening lounge atmosphere. The kitchen serves an eclectic international menu — from traditional Moroccan breakfasts and generously topped brunch plates to tajines, grilled skewers, and world-inspired mains — crafted from fresh, seasonal ingredients. Open daily from 8 AM to 3:30 AM, the venue shifts personality as the day unfolds: an easygoing morning terrace gives way to a lively dining room and lounge by night. No alcohol is served; the kitchen closes at 10 PM.

Location

Marrakech

FAQs

Menu highlights at Fomo Garden include Marrakchi breakfast: msemen, harcha, baghrir, batbout with olive oil, amlou, honey and black olives (89 MAD), Croissant Benedict: smoked salmon or beef bresaola with hollandaise, poached egg and avocado, Pain Perdu Brooklyn: French toast with beef bresaola, fresh rocket, parmesan shavings and cream cheese, Adanna Grill: skewers with accompaniments, and Friday couscous: traditional Moroccan Friday ritual dish.