I discovered this restaurant thanks to LaForchette, and it was the best experience I had reserving…read morethrough them. The food is a mixture of classical French cuisine with a modern twist... plus, it was delicious! The ambiance is intimate and cozy, and although there are not a lot menu options, all the options they had were great and already hard enough to pick from. The service was also excellent. Great place for a date/culinary adventure!

la meilleure pizza de Marseille.read more

Nut allergy friendly; I was worried about the pesto sauce but I trusted the servers let the chef…read moreknow, and they washed down the grill appropriately. Time to food: 13 minutes Arrived at around 9:20PM and was seated at the bar. I went totally with the chef's recommendation. I had a lovely Domaine Combier - Crozes-Hermitage Cuvée Laurent rouge 2024, the Piadina with coppa de parme, parmesan, and red peppers, and a biscoff tiramisu with an espresso to wash it down. Total was 17.5 euro. Honestly, I wish I had found this spot earlier! I ate at several "nice" spots around town during the week. The Piadina here was leagues above the pizza at La Rotunde at half the price. Everyone was polite and friendly. They even do a student discount. It's an amazing quaint little spot.

Great casual spot for a late lunch. Three of us traveling, one of us vegetarian. We ordered custom…read morepiadinas, which came with a bottled beverage and a dessert. The ingredients of the piadinas were fresh and delicious. The dessert was amazing -- little pots of tiramisu/pudding. The speculoos one was particularly delicious. The staff were professional and kind with our limited French.

Really good pizza oven made pizzas--it's the crust, it's the high quality ingredients. AND, for…read moredessert the brioche!!! The Californian in me calls that 'French toast' (please, I know!), but it's a new level here--caramel glacé, candied pecans (?), warm, magically weightless cream.

Really good thin style pizzas with lots of options. Very kid friendly and excellent service. The…read morehot sauce is actually red pepper flakes inside a bottle of olive oil and it was VERY HOT, even for a Texan! So, use it sparingly. Tip: try it out first before you drizzle it on your pizza. We ordered the basic cheese pizza, which was good. We also ordered the Royale, added eggplant to it, and it was tasty. We were two adults and ordered 1 pizza each and had a little over half a pizza leftover. Pizza was large, fresh, and light! You can sit inside or sit outside.

If I could give a 4.5 to Chez Nine, I would. The food is fantastic, the server/owner who took care…read moreof us was wonderful, and the ambience of the 18th century borie-style cellar cannot be beat. We stumbled upon Chez Nine after walking and enjoying the ambience of old town Aix, and we were grateful to be seated without a reservation. We ordered an aperitif (which we unfortunately did not receive, hence the 4 star rating) and received a complimentary sardine spread and small crackers. Tasty. We ordered a nice bottle of blended red that was recommended by the owner. My fiancé ordered the chèvre ravioli which was heaven on a plate. A rich, creamy, and cheesy blending of flavors and topped with fantastic prosciutto. If you want rich and decadent, look no further. I ordered a tagliatelle with chicken and a wonderful almond and cream sauce. There were small raisins in it that added a pop of sweetness in the richness of the cream sauce. Delightful. The dishes were fairly large, so we didn't end up ordering dessert. Highly recommended.

Wonderful restaurant. Ambience is romantic and as mentioned in other reviews the acoustics are…read moregreat. We were lucky enough to eat here despite not having a reservation. We got through two starters and mains but had no room left for dessert (if we are not counting liquers). The curry pasta (with apple) and the Notre Specialite were absolutely fantastic. We are half way through our two week honeymoon and this is the best meal we've had so far, bar none. If you are unsure of this location give this one a try. It happens to be one of the most well established restaurants in the area and culinary expertise/abience/servers make this a one of a kind.

Came on a Monday night and was very crowded, but was excited as I assumed it meant the pizza was…read moregoing to be good maybe amazing. Nope. If ur craving an American or NY type pizza, this isn't the place.

We enjoyed lunch right at the time it opened. You could probably walk up and get a table at opening…read morebut we had reserved ahead of time. For dinner I think reservations are likely a must. We were seated at a table with a nice older couple who were regulars just next to us and we ended up visiting with them and got some good recommendations. The pizza is good not great but I would 100% get it again just because it's part of the experience. We got both the cheese and the anchovy which is the way to go. Although I had planned to order steak, we switched to the "fried calamari" after our table mates recommended it. Great choice. It's not actually fried but maybe just sautéed. Delicious. The green salad is wonderfully simple and delicious as well. We finished with the apple tart dessert. The restaurant is just as much experience as it is a place for food. I think it's certainly worth a visit although they don't cater much to tourists. Service can be abrupt and abrasive if you don't speak great French although we were treated fine. Next trip we will return for sure if we have the chance.

Best Italian food I never had. First time in France and I…read morewas really surprised by the good quality.

One of the best meals of our trip!…read more Had an excellent Calamarata Norma eggplant pasta dish (vegetarian), margherita pizza, ghnocchi tricolore, and tagliatelle bolognese. To top it off, the desserts were awesome too- we tried the cannoli and tiramisu. The staff was very nice and the owner spoke good English and made sure our order gotten taken correctly by the waitress who may not have understood our attempts at ordering in French ; ) If you can, make a reservation as it seems to be a popular place and it can fill up fast. The fact that the restaurant is a part of the "slow food movement" made me worry it was going to take awhile to get our food, but it didn't seem to take much longer than most other places we'd been to in France. Slower than the US, but seemed pretty average for a European restaurant.