As of November 2017, this store has been permanently CLOSED. There are signs posted outside. The nearest full supermarket is the Carrefour Market in the basement of the Carre Eden Shopping Mall in the Gueliz neighborhood. Also, another Acima just a little further than the Carrefour.
Used to sell alcohol, but doesn't any longer. Probably stopped because tourists used to buy it! Shame really. It's got other stuff though.
This is the place to buy your wine and Beer. There is a good range of Moroccan wine including the Rose which I understand is excellent. We bought some local Moroccan Red a table wine and it's fine.we hired a Taxi driver to take us here and we stocked up. We also bought some Beers though I'm not sure if they are local but they do make several local beers I'm told.
You can buy all the necessary items us soft Westerners need for a good holiday, so mark this on your map.
It's the only supermarket I can find with google maps.
This is a small supermarket just outside the Majorelle gardens (turn right, end of the street). I popped in a couple of times for soft drinks - it sells alcohol as well, although that bit's slightly hidden - food and snacks. It's in the basement of a mostly-disused, dark shopping mall; the down escalator doesn't work but the up escalator *does*, as if they want you to leave quickly.
In December 2014 a 2l bottle of Pepsi Max was 11.90dh, about 85p. If you leave out the front, turn left again, carry on straight through the medina you end up at the foot of the Jemaa el-Fna square. This part of the medina is less hassly than the bits directly around the square.
It's a small supermarket in the basement of the building but the escalators never work.