Nice natural wines in a small but picturesque environment. I got a glass of one wine in particular…read morethat I have enjoyed many times back home in New York-- but it was about 1/3 the price of what I normally pay!

Fantastic find! Very small kitchen, it was like eating a French home cooked meal! The wine…read moreselection is amazing, they were pouring Couma aco for six euro a glass! Amazing and extremely expensive wine near impossible to find in the US. The chef will translate the menu to you, I believe it varies each day.

My god.... Completely accidentally stumbled upon this place because of the scent. When we walked by…read morethere was an intoxicating floral baked scent that forces you to find its source. The source just so happened to be Les Navettes des Accoules tucked away on the bottom part of a sidewalk that splits in two. What followed was a delicious experience of freshly baked orange blossom Navettes that cause us to go back the next day for box to take home. The attendants spoke English and was extremely nice and patient with us offering free samples at every turn. The biscuits themselves were crisp and fragrant and warm. They grab them directly from the baking trays in the kitchen so you know they're fresh. Newly baked every day with all naturally ingredients, it leaves you wanting more every time. We had an opportunity to stop by the other (arguably more famous) Navette store however they just didn't have the same fragrance. It seems this store caters more to locals as well since everybody else that happened to stop by while we were there spoke French. A quick pleasant 12 min walk from Vieux Port, we will definitely make time to come back if we're in marseille and will recommend this store to every one of our friends.

Chanced upon this bakery on the recommended walks on the Marseille map. We followed what the locals…read moreordered, which was the baguette looking biscuits, and some orange flavoured cookies. Wasn't disappointed! Great flavour and baked right in the back of the bakery. Went back for more after exploring nearby areas but it was already closed! Be sure to get more variety of cookies if you visit!!

In Marseilles, right along the water, there are two rival chichi fregi stands. Les chichis fregis…read moreis a popular street food in Marseilles, which I can attest to. When I went to this stand, there were a bunch of locals and myself - very friendly & talkative locals lol. Chez Magali is the red stand between the two options. Created in the 1930s, L'Estaque district's famous stretched doughnuts have such a unique look to them, often compared to churros which I don't understand because they look so different. It's even said - don't tell an Estacan that Chichi Frégi are like churros! :P Did I mention they're vegan?! This unique pastry is thick & fluffy, almost as if pumped with air to give a light delicious flavor. You can have it plain, with sugar or even with chantilly whipped cream. We preferred the nicely dusted with sugar version best but ymmv. I recommend getting one from each stand & comparing as I did! My friend and I found a huge stone to sit on while overlooking the ocean, about 10 steps from the stand. Gorgeous views with delicious eats in Marseilles!

My mom told us about the Chichi Fregi since we were kids and to be able to go back to L'Estaque…read morewith her and my wife to have a chichi Fregi will be a memory that I will have for the rest of my life. Simply priceless. Chichi Fregi is not available in Marseille, so you have to make the trek to L'Estaque but it will be well worth it. There are two Chichi Fregi pop-up locations within a short distance of each other and while the other location was featured on YouTube, we did not get a chance to do a side-by-side comparison. We ordered and the husband and wife team worked seamlessly together to take the order and make the Chichi Fregis. Wait! What is a Chichi Fregis you ask? Chichi Fregis is Marseille's original street food. It is a long deep-fried dough fritter. Think of it as a fat beignet loaf/baguette. It's hot and the sugar coating will be all over your mouth, hands, and clothes. With the wind whipping from the ocean, your hair will be flying but your taste buds will be flying even higher once you bit into a Chichi Fregis.

A surprising complex in a side street about a five minutes' walk from the Old Port. Two floors and…read moreincludes a cafe, natural food store, restaurant upstairs (beware: closes at 14h although they sell leftovers in the cafe below) and even a Dr Hauschka spa! We had leftovers from the restaurant in the café. Many vegan options. Everything was delicious (carrot and cabbage chausson, ratatouille chausson, pizza with vegan cheese, pear pie. All for 10 EUR). Lovely and friendly service. I can't wait to come back here.