This is a small cafe with friendly staff along the port I'm cafe. It's across the street from a bus…read morestop. They have a variety of sandwiches and sweets, along with coffee and drinks. I wouldn't say the food was anything special, but the staff was extremely friendly. I'm an American tourist visiting Marseille and the staff was able to accommodate my bad French, spoke a little English, and helped give me directions to my destination.

This is a tiny restaurant unless it's warm enough to sit on the terrasse; the room is cozy and the…read morekitchen tiny; it's almost like being home where you can see the meals being prepared with the freshed ingredients; the menu varies with the seasons but it is always a pleasure for the taste buds.

Very nice old village place where you eat outside under plane trees. If you love mussels - French…read morefries - this is very good place to have friend or family dinner. Simple food and nice ambiance. French fries are done next to you. A cook helper is peeling potatoes and cutting them before sending them to the kitchen. Next to the restaurant you have a brewery. You can order their beers (white, blond, amber, dark) with your meal. Easy going place - no rush (don't expect to be served quickly).

This is a small, cute patisserie on the town square, looking out on the Templar tower…read more Great breads and sweets, and fun to sit and look at the square. Enjoying the town and the people watching? This is a great place to grab break to enjoy while you do it! Service was quick, and spoke enough English to help us get what we needed. Friendly and patient, which was appreciated. Visit and enjoy if you get to spend time in this charming town!

On a walking tour, we were given a 20-minute break, so my husband and I decided to enjoy a quick…read morecoffee. This charming little café caught our eye, and as soon as we sat down, the service was immediate. The gentleman who greeted us seemed pleasantly surprised that we were actually ready to order, as he mentioned that many visitors simply sit at the outdoor tables to rest, and he had to shoo them away. Fortunately, we knew exactly what we wanted: one espresso and one café crème. Both were excellent. They were beautifully balanced, with just the right combination of sweetness, acidity, bitterness, body, and aroma. It was one of those simple coffee breaks that ended up becoming a memorable part of our day. Tip for fellow travelers: customers are permitted to use the restroom inside if you purchase something. Since we stopped in only for coffee, I cannot comment on the food menu.

Absolutely lovely! This little place gave delicious eats for a good price. Must go in good weather…read moreas tables are all outdoor, but Marseille has no shortage of sun. The exterior is so cute, and the menu is all written in chalk on big boards. My waitress was very kind and attentive - quick yet not rushed service. I got the pineapple juice, which came in a tropical, cone-shaped glass, the tartine quatres fromages which was huge and also had tomato sauce under the four melted cheeses. All delicious, but the best was the pear and chocolate tart I had for dessert - poire et chocolat. Magnifique!

Un petit café à 50m du vieux port, et les boulangers travaillent juste à l'étage du comptoir…read more Si la femme au comptoir peut appeler les boulangers, "Nous devons faire plus de croissants", ... la nourriture est très fraîche. Et délicieux, aussi des sandwichs et des pâtisseries. Ce n'est pas un grand café, avec 12 places assises à l'intérieur et quelques tables de trottoir. / A small café 50m from the old port, and the bakers work just upstairs from the counter. lf the woman at the counter can call to the bakers, "We need to make more croissants," ...the food is very fresh. And delicious, also sandwiches and pastries. It's not a big cafe, with 12 seats inside and a few sidewalk tables. 2023 05 14.

Cute cafe that serves breakfast and snacks. Easy, self service system. Outside and indoor seating…read moreavailable. The seating is on a busy street but the traffic does not bother you... The food was good, we did not love the Matcha but the teas and coffees were amazing. They have timers to make sure the tea brews just right!

Really cute cafe on a side street. They have lots of outdoor seating, and some indoor tables…read more Coffee here is great: they have espresso drinks and milk alternatives (almond, soy, and oat). Drinks are pricey (5.50 euros for an oat milk latte), but very well made. The barista who helped us today was so sweet! We don't speak great French, so she helped us choose a milk alternative off of the menu and taught us how to say oat milk. Lots of folks were sitting outside (across the sidewalk from the cafe) around 3 pm. It's a nice spot to take a break and people watch.

Ok besides macaroons, when you're in France you have to get the crepes, right? I had seen some…read morecreperies in Toulouse and Toulon but never got a chance to check them out, so I was stoked when I found this place right by our hotel! At first, the lack of reviews/photos was a turn off. I'm here to fix that for any unsure American tourists who happen upon this beautiful part of the world. Immediately when I opened the 40 pg menu (I might be exaggerating but not by much), I knew I'd have to try a savory crepe, a dessert crepe and a breakfast crepe. I'm not totally unreasonable so I knew I couldn't do it all in one visit. I first ordered the Curry crepe. I'm not sure the exact name but it tasted like chicken curry with a bunch of mushrooms instead of chicken. I loved it. I ate as much as I possibly could but of course, couldn't finish it. How else can I eat a dessert crepe if I don't save room? ;-) Next, I got the caramel apple dessert crepe. It was better than the curry one for obvious reasons. It was stuffed with sweet buttery apples, a big scoop of vanilla ice cream, whipped cream and a drizzle of caramel sauce. Freakin' yum! On our last day in town, I finally went back for my breakfast crepe just before checking out. Hey, it was my last shot to get one in France. I ordered an American breakfast one. I'm not sure the name but it had bacon, 2 eggs over easy and cheese. I am not big on consuming raw egg whites, so I kinda ate around it. The bacon was also very lightly cooked, not how we do it in the US. Overall, I'm glad I went back to try it out. I didn't care for that one much but that was just a personal preference, not anything they did wrong. The service here was good and it gets super busy on weekend afternoons. The seating is like 90% outdoor. They did have a canopy over the tables for shade. Why would you want to sit indoors in such an amazing place anyway?

Nothing seems to be open this early (April) in the year so we found this place in our wandering…read more Huge menu of savory crepes, pasta, salads as well as another amazing selection of dessert crepes and ice cream. Very reasonable for this area; nice service though very little English spoken. Menu is translated A lucky find for us.