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Maroon

4.9

4512 ratings

Open until 00:00

Moscow, Kutuzovsky Avenue, 2/1с6

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Франшиза ресторана "Maroon"

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Moscow, Kutuzovsky Avenue, 2/1с6

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Summer terrace

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Delivery time:per hour

Features institution:menu in English, location near the water, wine list, there is a banquet hall, open kitchen

Types of non-cash tips:netmonet

Petfriendly:allowed with dogs up to 35 cm.

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4.9

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Abdulrahman Althunayyan

Level 2 Local Expert

Mikhail provided exceptional service from start to finish. He was friendly, attentive, professional, and made us feel genuinely welcome. His recommendations were excellent, and he ensured everything was perfect throughout our meal. Thanks to his outstanding hospitality, our dining experience was truly memorable. We highly recommend asking for Maxim if you visit this restaurant!

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Faisal Alahmed

Level 2 Local Expert

The food is normal the prices is high he bring some vegetables for 2000 !! The service was bad each dish come after 15 min of the other and without the bread!!

iamkisadi

Level 5 Local Expert

When I first visited the restaurant, I thought I found my new go-to spot. The food was one of the tastiest in Moscow restaurants — full of flavor and spices, the service was solid, and the atmosphere was nice. Every time I’ve been there I left satisfied, looking forward to my next visit . Until I’ve noticed something. What the heck is Israeli breakfast?? Nonsense. How can you claim to be a Middle Eastern restaurant and put a Palestinian breakfast under the name of Israeli?? … You put za3tar on every table, and yet you’ve taken a Palestinian breakfast and slapped Israeli name on it?? You build the entire flavor profile of your restaurant around Levantine cuisine, yet you erase its origin when it’s convenient for you. When you serve Middle Eastern food, please be more considerate with what you represent, respect where it comes from, do some research. Until then, no mater how good the food is, it’s hard to look at this place the other way. Glad that I wasn’t the only one that noticed that.

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