This was my favorite Patisserie in Marseilles. We went back a second time as it was really good…read more The pastries are delicately prepared and not only look appealing but are super yummy. And as good European bakeries are they are not too sweet. The cafe's go along well with the pastry and bakery items. Nice cute atmosphere to sit down. We really love this place!

Lovely crepe and Cafe ua latte for a light breakfast this morning. Beautiful bakery items close to…read morethe port of Marsaille.

Cet endroit était incroyable. Il y avait suffisamment de places assises à l'intérieur et à…read morel'extérieur, la nourriture était délicieuse et le service impeccable. Notre famille a déjeuné pour 20 euros, ce qui était vraiment avantageux car nous sommes en vacances et dépensons déjà beaucoup. Merci !

While I was hungry and had to find something to eat close by as my current meal was unacceptable…read morefrom a brasserie located on the Vieux Port. Thanks to Yelp, I was able to find a local sandwich shop about two blocks away. I quickly trotted over to the street and climbed the 60 or so steps to reach the street where it was located. This little yet charming restaurant had a line of about 10 customers deep. I got in line and was anxiously waiting to see what my options were inside. Once inside the team of three was bustling about to make sure all the customers were being helped. What stood out to me right away was the Focaccia. It was impressive to see and looked amazingly delicious. It was like a siren, calling to me even though I do not usually eat cheese. The pastrami sandwich also looked good as well. I would have not partaken in consuming it but considering how horrible our experience was with the brasserie on the Vieux Port, I decided on getting that sandwich as a backup for my two accompanying diners. I asked for my order to go and paid. I carried my load of sandwiches like a soccer player who won the World Cup, proud and triumphant. The service was incredible, the flavors were all present, and the prices were affordable. I highly recommend this sandwich shop and skip all brasseries on the Vieux Port.

Located in a cute square just off the old vieux port, surrounded by other bars restaurants, Les…read moreArcenaulX stands outs by its cute decor, a converted/part time book store and by its excellent food. We had the meal of the day ~(50euro)-starter+steak/veggies+dessert and the bouillabaisse which was very good. The service was good, the food was good, everyone around us was enjoying their meals and time. Also, the price was relatively decent. Hard to give anything less than a 5. Would come back and would recommend.

We came for the bouillabaisse, but enjoyed a lovely lunch! Nice atmosphere with indoor or outdoor…read moreseating. This would be a great spot for a group, as the inside is quite large. Excellent wine choice. Butter spread was phenomenal. Fish in bouillon was very fresh, but they did not have a catch of the day when we visited, which seemed odd. Staff was kind and accommodating.

Friendly gentleman who helped me pick up 5-6 small sweets (1€ a piece) and some of the best honey…read moretea ever. Would absolutely go back to get more sweets and eat it in this cute but powerful shop.

We happened across this shop while wandering the streets of Marseille. Biy wad I happy that we did!…read morePistacio Hulava (omg...brings back memories of my childhood), petite cookies. All delicious. Certainly stop in. Baklava and every flavor of Turkish Delight you could want!

We went to the Rue des Trois Rois to have lunch at another restaurant and found it closed for the…read moremonth of August. This was just about the only place open for lunch that day, in fact. They had a quiche, salad and gazpacho for 9 Euros, so we risked it. A very good decision, it turned out to be. Everything was fresh and nicely prepared. A good place for a light bite to eat, and not overly expensive.

Ownership change and NAME change to MARROU. Not only has it retained delicious sweet pastries, but…read morenow offers a wonderful selection of perfectly aged cheeses (Mont d'Or my winter favorite) but now there is a choice of prepared deli items. Many Opera attendees come here for a quick bite to eat (order at the counter) before settling in their seats. Located on the plaza across from the Opera house and very convenient, I Highly recommend MARROU. I often stop in for a cafe and pastry late afternoons. Lovely interior and very comfortable. Staff is friendly and helpful. When my husband band travels I often pick up dinner for myself. Marinated shrimp, grilled veggies and stuffed egg plant among my favorites. Enjoy!

Depending on timing, places like this can be a hit or a miss, but I fear this was a miss! Stopped…read morein for coffee and a sandwich, and we were drawn into the place by the artsy lighting and the foodie atmosphere. (And, it was that mid-afternoon time when it's difficult to find something to eat most places in France.) I'm reluctant to give the place two stars, as the staff was very kind and attentive, but the sandwich had been sitting in the case for a while, and I've gotta say, it was quite a lot LESS than delicious. We so seldom have food in France that doesn't pass the tasty test, but I'm afraid that's where we landed here. Maybe we chose the wrong sandwich! Maybe we should have had chocolate instead. But next time we're hungry in Marseille, we'll likely seek out another option.