Stumbled upon this extremely quaint and charming tea shop since the original breakfast place we…read morewanted to go to was closed for vacation. The inside of the shop is filled with books and old records. However, there was plenty of outdoor seating; I'm so glad we had the opportunity to sit down here. They have teas from all over the world and homemade tea as well. The tea shop owner was very friendly. If you want something very light, have a desire to take in France, and want to chat with friends, this is the place to stop by at. I wish the states had more places like this.

While the sun-filled terrace was tempting, I opted for table indoors with my companion in order to…read moreavoid carrying on a conversation in shades. You don't really have that problem in Paris since the skies are so grey, but it's true, talking to someone you first meet while wearing shades can come off as a little bit snob. So inside the charming, book-filled cafe at a cute corner table, I followed my companion's lead and ordered a home made ice tea not expecting much but it was fantastic.Thirst-quenching, well-dosed and just a wee bit sweet, I downed it and immediately ordered another.

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.

I absolutely adore this place. From the exotic setting, to the friendly service all the way to…read moretheir delicious desserts and savory teas! It's the perfect place to take some quiet time alone and hide away from the noise and stress of the busy Marseilleise streets, or to just enjoy a moment with good company. The ambiance is one of peace and relaxation, at least during the daytime. Perfect place to hide away from it all.

From the owner: Une oasis de paix Teavora, salon de thé du Boulevard Longchamp est surprenant. Bien caché, pour…read moreconnaître ses secrets il faut pousser la porte, ou plutôt sonner à la porte. Une fois ouverte, découvrez un lieu dans lequel vous marchez les pieds nus, et pour cause le sol est composé de sable. En été ou en hiver, vous pouvez vous allonger sur les matelas version îles paradisiaques. Sur la carte : thés, smoothies, petites patisseries et autres gourmandises.

From the owner: Un petit hommage à l'Italie caractéristique de mon concept : du thé et des douceurs italiennes…read more.. Cantucci, amaretti, biscottoni, brutti ma buoni, riciarelli, chocolats. Un véritable petit bijou de design à la fois salon de thé et épicerie fine. Une sélection de 64 thés en provenance des quatre coins du monde : Chine, Inde, Indonésie, Népal , Sri Lanka, Japon. Des thés purs d'une incroyable beauté et des thés mélangés uniques ! Par exemple : "Beauté fatale" un mélange incroyable composé de pétales de rose, vanille, fleurs de thé, copeaux de noix de coco...Une invitation au voyage...

Nomnomnom! Tasty as nomnom!…read more The quiches are absolutely homemade and delicious, the coffee is fantastic, the service is quick (OK - there weren't many people here, so I can't judge how it must be on busy days), the place is small and super cute! Savoury lunch? CHECK! Can we now please discuss the most important aspect of Grumpy Cakes? The cakes and cookies! Sweets? CHECK! I have no words for it, except that you should transform yourself into Cookie Monster and stuff as many cookies, brownies, tartelettes in your mouth as possible! Tip from Flip: order the lunch 'combo' - you'll get savoury + lettuce + drink + cookie. You want it. Yes you do, yes you do!

Oh my goodness! A must in Marseille. A French twist to American-style cookies :)…read more The cookies are 2 Euros and they have some cakes for 3.50 Euros. They also have quiche and tons of little drinks for you to try! Go!!!

I was looking to buy gluten free pastries. And I discovered this cosy little pastry factory, hidden…read morein a small dead end street just above " le Vieux Port ". And not only are the pastries delicious, but they are also lactose free and " BIO ". Audrey, the owner and cook, is a pleasant and interesting young lady. She prepares her pastries with love and passion. One can also stop there for lunch and eat some gluten free "quiche", home made pizza and salads. All in all, a place to add to your bucket list of places to visit while in Marseille.

This place is amazing. My wife can't eat gluten but I can and she has struggled finding food most…read moredays Due to all the bread. We stopped in here to see what they had she got the pasta and a cappuccino and loved it I tried her pasta and had to get one for myself. The food and desserts are amazing. This is a great find and a must do for anyone even if you don't have a problem eating gluten. On top of everything the owners are extremely nice!!!!