From the owner: Épicerie 100% Bio et 100% Locale Fruits & légumes, laitages,…read morepains, œufs, conserves, céréales, boissons et vins, huiles essentielles, produits cosmétique et d'entretien

Not my cup of tea, but I guess for an outdoor market, it is not the worst. Aix has become so…read moreoverrun by tourists (Americans and Chinese) as to make it seem too much like an up-and-coming Barcelona rather than the charming former capital of Provence. Mostly stalls along the Cours Mirabeau hawking clothing in the afternoon, food in the morning, depending on the day. There are smaller outdoor markets in Aix that aren't so blatantly commercial and tourististic. I mostly avoided the Cours Mirabeau when I could, including the smaller side streets just north. When the Foot Locker and North Face have stores, you can believe readily that the crass Americanization of French culture has been and is well underway. Rue d'Italie, I much prefer, with its neighborhood feel.

Aix-en-Provence is a foodie's haven, with entire streets devoted to small trattorias,…read moredelicatessens, cafés and bars. It's no surprise then, that the Aix-en-Provence markets are a gourmet experience. They're a place to indulge all five senses, and a joy to wander, working up an appetite between breakfast and lunch or as a place to socialize. Besides produce, cheese and bread, the Provence markets are also awash with linens, clothing, antiques, and fragrant rows of Marseille soap. And don't forget to stock up on fresh flowers at the daily market, where you can browse peonies and potted plants in the shadow of the stately town hall. Every day is market day in Aix-en-Provence - You can pick and choose the one you want to stroll around, you will love them....

We shopped here for our fresh produce and specialty items this morning. Fresh goat cheese, fried…read moresquash blossoms, heirloom tomatoes, beautiful lettuce and French breakfast radishes were a few of the great items. Several vendors to choose from...5 stars

I love this market and try to go every day to pick up fresh…read morevegetables and fruit. Each day, a new vendor shows up today one of my favorite sausage vendor was there with nuts in the sausage he makes. He has hams , and salami. There was also a cheese vendor who had goat cheese as well as other cheeses.

Lovely little market. Has the standard produce items as well as nice local jams, honey,…read morecharcuterie, including cured meats, etc. There are also some fresh raw seafood stalls as well. A few cafes are serving breakfast and lunch overlooking the market. A pleasant atmosphere.

Vendors are friendly and welcoming, sure, if you're French that is. I've visited markets all over…read moreEurope and this is the only one where I experienced nakedly racist behavior. I approached one stall by the edge of the square and was met with blank stares by one of the vendors. Meanwhile he greeted a very blond Caucasian woman with a "bonjour madame" and immediately handed her a basket to gather her purchases. Needless to say, I'm neither blonde nor Caucasian. The icing on an already rotten cake came when, despite the fact that I gingerly picked through some tomatoes for sale, the same vendor who hadn't bothered to utter one word to me finally spoke by shouting "STOP!" as if I were a five year old poking the produce and shooed me away. Unbelievable.

From the owner: Pour garder la santé Cette boutique est une référence pour les amateurs de produits sains :…read morecéréales, légumes, fruits, jus...