Great guys with an authentic project, beers handmade by the people who welcome you to the brewery…read more Opened in 2013. Good beers although i've only tasted their bitters (don't know if they have others yet). Stop by this place to get a few brews to take away and find a good place to sit outside. It's in Cours Julien so lots of dining, shopping, music. Buy Biere de la Plaine, don't get tricked into buying the other brand of supposedly local beer (called La Cagole) which is made to look like it is made in Marseille but is not.

From the owner: Fabrication de bières artisanales Vente sur place et à…read moreemporter. Dégustation d'une petite mousse près de la cuve qui la vue naître!

We found this place while roaming the tiny streets and what got my attention was the wonderful…read moremusic coming from inside that I had never heard before. Great selection of beer and food! The person running it was totally Hip!! We came back both days we were in Cassis.

Love this place to hang out with friends and have a good time. Great to have conversations and…read moreenjoy the beer. Place has an awesome selection of artisanal beers and the owner provides great advice what beer to try.

Bon, excellent little spot. Beer selection is on point (hello beautiful Swedish labels with amazing…read moreimages and tasty contents). You will discover new things. Service is impeccable, super friendly et vachement passioné on the subject of beer. Plancha mixte on first visit was very tasty, second visit, little snack of rillets/canard, as it was too early to eat. Co-owner didn't know if there were any yelp reviews, happy to add the 7th! Cozy in the winter, cool in the summer if you need to escape the Marseille sun.

Paix Dieu 500ml at 4PM almost took me out for the evening! Many beer selections, Templier vibe :)read more

A nice, well-organized set of beers --- good for trying something you've never seen, but not priced…read morefor regular use. If you want a few different things to try, stop in --- but if you want something tasty for a picnic, the by-the-bottle approach may be a bit expensive. I did see some of my weird favorites; heather ale, seaweed ale, and a good selection of yeasty Belgians. A bunch of more interesting French beers, and a bunch of German stuff including some smoked Rauchbiers. Definitely a good place to get something you've never seen before --- but not a place to pick up a round of one thing.

Great little beer shop, very organized, with friendly staff to help out with your beer splurge…read moredecisions.

Fun easy joint! Great for a relaxing moment in your day. Waiter was nice and very quick…read more Stayed in this town on our way through Provence.

Great little spot dedicated to beer in wine country. A very good selection from around Europe,…read more and even bud for a taste of home. They do have small meat and cheese plates if the need for a small amount of food arises. Service is french, i.e. not your local bartender BSing with you. Great spot on the canal to sit in the shade and people watch as you enjoy your beer.

My favorite pub right now. Great it summer, haven't been there now that it's gotten "cold". The…read moreonly place I know of that has craft beers. Here you will not find the mega brewery BS, or the megabrewery disguised as a craft brewery, no 16, Kronenbourg, Heine@#$en (won't pronounce it) or any crap like that. Really good brews, cools ambiance, polite bartenders, great terrace, no more expensive than anywhere else, often live music, big mixed plates of cheese/vegetables/cold cuts.

Great place for drinks! Went with the Apple beer and cherry beer. Both French beers. The cherry…read morebeer was amazing. Almost like a fruity cider but with a hint of bitters if that makes sense. The Apple wasn't as sweet as I expected but overall by the bottom of the bottle it was all good. They have a huge selection of beers from all over Europe. They also have cocktails, mocktails, and wine. Def a cool place, friendly staff, and a block away from vieux port. So it's not as touristy and a bit more quaint. Would def come back!

At €4.80, Bar Brigand offers some of the cheapest pints of beer to be found in Aix. However it's…read morethe atmosphere of this Americana infused dive that will surely bring you back. Nestled off a tiny rue (street) descending from Place Richelme, one of Aix's main town squares and site of the daily produce market, you'll see the sloping black awning and tiny outdoor terrasse of this café by day, bar by night. After the sun goes down, you'll find grungy haired, flannel wearing locals swarming the bar for Pastis or pints, quickly defecting outdoors to huddle in groups to drink and smoke. The walls bear tribute to all things kitch, from tin reliefs of The 'Stones, black and whites of Brigitte Bardot, to polaroids of bar-goers scotch taped haphazardly on the walls. Amongst the tchotchkes, you'll play an inadvertent game of ''where's waldo'' with the bar's mascot, ''Le Brigand"(the bandit), though clad in a green blazer, feathered fedora and knee socks, he looks more Swiss Family Robinson that Swashbuckler. After downing your first pint of Jupiler, the cheapest beer on pression (draft), class it up with a bottle of Delirium Tremens, before kicking your night into high gear with a round of 5 for €10 choose-your-flavor vodka shots. Anything form The Strokes to The Beach Boys will be playing depending on the night, but if you're there on a Friday or Saturday expect the dance party to start up around midnight. A classic dive and breath of fresh air from the electro-playing chi-chi lounges that permeate Aix-en-Provence, Bar Brigand offers something for everyone, offering up a golden opportunity to unleash your inner bandit.

Le Brigand is the last REAL cool shit going on in Aix-en-Provence. Not only because they still…read moreserve the cheapest pastis, have all kind of beer you need and by far the GREATEST playlist ever, but because they never have enough chairs. So you have to stand up, blend into the energetic atmosphere and meet random people all night. Really great place and the barmaids are very cool. Long life to the Brigand