Great View from the terrace, the guy serving was nice but otherwise, no vegan options (I ended up…read morehaving to pick cheese off an overpriced salad). No bankcards accepted (cash only), employees smoking inside in the bar downstairs and the lady owner was a grump. Why run a restaurant if you're not nice with the general public??

From the owner: Un repas mérité après une grande balade Vous profiterez de grandes baies vitrées avec vue sur le…read morepetit port de la calanque. Pour avoir un regard panoramique, il faudra monter au premier étage. Ce restaurant est spécialisé dans la bouillabaisse, la paella (sur commande), la friture de girelle, le poisson grillé et en papillotte. Réservation obligatoire, en été, pour y accéder en voiture sinon prévoyez quatres kilomètres de marche et surtout votre eau potable car il n'y a aucun point d'eau dans les calanques de Marseille à Cassis.

What an authentic Irish Pub - Marseilles France! I went there ummm, maybe a lil too often on my…read morerecent trip to Marseilles. The Guiness was as good as you get in Dublin or elsewhere in Ireland. The bartender and the rest of the team was very nice and helpful - something you dont often see in an Irish Pub - no matter where in the world its located. Also, the burgers etc were pretty darn good. I'd go back AND I didnt think Id ever say that about an Irish Pub. :)

Super pub ! Ce pub était là avant que les pubs soient à la…read moremode (j'y était pour l'ouverture il y a plus de 15 ans !) et il ne m'a jamais déçu. C'est sans doute le pub le plus authentique de Marseille et j'y ai toujours passé un bon moment, que ce soit pour une soirée entre amis, un match de rugby ou une pinte par une calme après-midi d'hiver près de la cheminée. Les prix sont raisonnables et le service agréable. En plus c'est ouvert le dimanche ce qui est plutôt rare dans le quartier. J'espère qu'il sera encore là dans 15 ans !

From the owner: Bar à Cocktail à 4 m du sol... Perché dans les arbres.read more

Came here for dinner and we enjoyed out meal overall…read more Vibe: Kind of industrial interior with a lot of art contrasting the architecture/furniture. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Service: Very fast overall, server was very casual Food: All small plates, menu changes monthly but we enjoyed most of the dishes we had: Carpaccio de maigre - fish carpaccio was tasty but I struggled with the texture Brochette d'Araignee de Porc - a tasty porc skewer Canon d'Os a Moelle - discovered that I am not a fan of bone marrow, also texturally unpleasant for me Travers de porc confit au romarin - this dish of confit porc ribs in chimichurri was delicious, definitely the best dish Deserts: Fondant au chocolat - not the best, a bit disappointing. Pain perdu - delicious Drinks: Decent selection, I had the specialty cocktail that was not strong (had 3, was barely feeling it) but absolutely delicious Value: For 4 tapas, 2 deserts, and 6 drinks it came out to ~$120, not bad Overall I had a good experience here and really enjoyed the dishes that hit so I would recommend it.

My "bar du quartier", L'ébénisterie has become the go-to spot for my friends and I. I only gave it…read morefour stars as it has become almost too popular, now requiring that you arrive early or reserve ahead to get a table. It's highly bobo but that's part of it's charm. Good selection of beers (and even an IPA), nice wines and correct prices. I wish there were more places in Marseille like this!

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.