It is creative entrepreneurs opened a small coffee shop a walk away from the main tourist area…read more It's amongst housing, very cute and little. There is a restroom and a few places to sit and enjoy coffee. The dude on the pic -left side. Is him and the dude is really nice. I'll get another picture for fun. Good luck dudes. I'll send friends your way.

The people working there were the absolute sweetest, and the banana bread was amazing but the…read morecappuccino! Honestly, the best one I've had in France. The espresso was dialed perfectly the milked steamed just right- chefs kiss

At the advice of sweet tooth insider I hopped into this patisserie to grab a box of macarons as a…read moregift for a friend in Paris who was babysitting my boy that night. I let the women behind the counter make a selection because every single flavor sounded divine. While I was there, I bought a salad for the train ride home as well. Fortunately for my babysitter, the salad was for me and not for her, because it was one of the worst I've had in a looooooooooong time. Since she devoured the macarons in one sitting and raved about how fresh and yummy they were, I plan on getting a box for myself the next time (while staying far away from the salads, as well you should..)

Cool little cafe. Very laidback and chill place. The staff was very helpful in selecting food and…read moredrinks. Small menu, but wide variety of sandwiches. The flavorful lemonade was tart! Had to add a bit of sugar. Raspberry was a good choice. I got the 'Fat Mike' and the wife got the 'NY I Love You' sandwiches. The bacon crumbles were great; a bit messy but very good. The avocado was superb! That made the sandwich! The cheddar was nice too. I really dig the 'Fat Mike' sandwich. The charcoal bagel bread added to the already plentiful flavors of the 'NY I Love You' sandwich. We would return to try more sandwiches, if we had the time. Emilie and the Cool Kids is worth a lunch visit!

Great tasting food and fast, friendly, service. We got the "I love New York" bagel and it was…read moredelicious and enough to share for breakfast or a snack. Avocado in the bagel tastes fresh.

This is one of the most amazing bakeries we've been to! The bread and croissants melt in your mouth…read moreand the coffee is amazing ! You can tell this is where locals come for bread. Even the chefs were in and out buying loaves here. Looks like it's family owned and the daughter of the owner was super sweet and helpful.

Excellent chocolate filled croissants! Also had an ecclair and it was great as well, best of all…read moreit is inexpensive! And if you are staying at the Grand Beauvau Hotel, it is a great place to go and get something small to eat if you are not a big breakfast person like me. Just bought a few croissants to take with me so I will have something to snack on later!

You want great local country side food at good price dont hesitate. Take it from me, i'm french…read moreliving in the US and would not avoid this place. Great thing is they also sell a lot of the local products they use to cook. Great service and great woman chef!

Great selection of meats, cheeses, Terrines, and a very helpful staff. We walked in and were…read morepromptly assisted in creating our sandwiches and were offed to sample a few of their awesome spreads. If you are in the area and looking for a quick lunch or just lunch in general I highly recommend this place. Also perfect for getting items for a picnic.

Wonderful bakery. The almond croissant was buttery and right amount of sweetness…read more Ax En Provence is known for their French Calissons. Delicious, flavorful yet not too sweet. Bought a few to share with family at home. They loved them. Line out of door during lunch. Restaurant attached. I did not try the food from the restaurant, but it was full and small space.

There it was, down an alley at the old port. There were some awesome looking crepe pictures on a…read morescreen outside the restaurant, so I stopped in. there was no menu out, but the thing that drew me in was a pistachio-nutella crepe. The man was able to help me in English after seeing me try to order in French, lol. He had me wait outside at one of his cozy folding tables. The crepe was absolutely amazing- presentation AND taste!! I highly recommend on all accounts.

We grabbed a variety of delicious pastries here for breakfast this morning and they were so…read morephenomenal we returned to get more for our bus ride to Toulouse. We have been sampling pastries daily for 2 weeks in France and these were the best of the best by far! They were very friendly to make it even more special. Bon appetite!

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.