I like this chocolatier in Aix-en-Provence. Delicious…read morechocolate. I usually come here for gifts For friends.

We had such a lovely walking tour of the charming city of Aix en Provence, in southern France. Aix…read moreen Provence is renowned for their 30 beautiful fountains; formerly 100. We walked through beautiful streets lined with many market tables with all types of merchandise. Then we walked to a lovely pedestrian street lined with quaint shops. One of those was Leonard Parli. Here they sell the traditional calissons. They are a tiny confection in a unique little container. The calissons are delightful, made from almonds, fruit, and sugar. The confection as well as their packaging are in a marquise shape. From there, we walked on to even more interesting market stands selling lavendar, provencal herbs, vegetables, fruits, and gift items. What a delightful and lovely city on the Mediterranean coast of France!

We don't like traditional calissons (from anyone) so... we didn't like these either. But their…read morenon-traditional ones- not so bad!

High quality chocolate in a fancy shop. A bit pricey.read more

I loved this shop. There were numerous samples and the candies offered were wonderful. I am sorry I…read moredid not purchase more while I was there. The chocolate olives were my favorite. Unfortunately the ones I purchased with the intension of giving away were consumed by my daughter and I.

Super pâtisserie que tout le monde connaît. La qualité des confiseries, chocolats et viennoiseries…read moreest top. Le magasin a toujours un queue, même tôt le matin - il est important d'arriver tôt si vous voulez être sûr d'avoir ce que vous souhaitez. À ne pas manquer : les marrons glacés, la viennoiserie suisse, et la tropézienne. Un incontournable de la ville!

This patisserie, chocolatier is very popular. There's usually a line…read moreAt the door. The times I've come here were for buying presents For my friends back home, or the people that I would be Visiting in Provence. Usually , I get the assortment of chocolates, Occasionally the marzipan fruit, vegetables, or mini cookies.

Going in here really reminded me Disneyland... it's very old France feeling on the inside. Super…read morecute with half cafe and half chocolatier. I bought some sour not chocolates and then grabbed my morning cafe. They didn't speak much English, but we were able to get by with little French and English. Coffee which was more double espresso was amazing! And wow! Gotta get the grapefruit juice freshly squeezed! Sooooooo good! One more thing! Great service!

You cannot come to France and miss a chance to experience the coffee culture. I don't even drink…read morethe stuff yet I knew I needed to visit a cafe. We chose this place at random but we hit gold! The grandiose store front does leave an impression on you. The rich smell of roasting coffee beans is enough to wake anyone up. This place has an easy to understand setup. Long counter on the left for the cafe and a long counter on the right for the store. As we were not purchasing any beans to take home the store with it's seemingly endless selection of different coffee blends didn't get much attention from us. The wife ordered a coffee and I a hot chocolate. I don't remember seeing any tables, just one long counter that snaked it's way around the edge of the store with stool after stool lined up. The wife gave her cappuccino a 10 out of 10. This is coming from a woman who's highest score at any Australian cafe has been 3! She is absolutely the pickiest person when it comes to coffee. I've tasted very good hot chocolates, but this one... this one... I've never had my breath taken away by a hot chocolate before. It was so silky smooth and rich in chocolate taste that I was considering marrying it. The finest blend of chocolate and hot fresh milk. The waitress seemed very happy with our praise. The prices were reasonable and the service was fast. I wouldn't hesitate to come back here again.

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!!