There it was, down an alley at the old port. There were some awesome looking crepe pictures on a…read morescreen outside the restaurant, so I stopped in. there was no menu out, but the thing that drew me in was a pistachio-nutella crepe. The man was able to help me in English after seeing me try to order in French, lol. He had me wait outside at one of his cozy folding tables. The crepe was absolutely amazing- presentation AND taste!! I highly recommend on all accounts.

We grabbed a variety of delicious pastries here for breakfast this morning and they were so…read morephenomenal we returned to get more for our bus ride to Toulouse. We have been sampling pastries daily for 2 weeks in France and these were the best of the best by far! They were very friendly to make it even more special. Bon appetite!

Delicious Foccacia - best I've had in years. I had the very…read moretasty "Super Pico" with the houses own mushroom/truffle cream and scrumptious crispy ham. The menu which included a drink and desert was about 11 € which isn't cheap but is very fair for the quality. Service was delightful and the outdoor seating was fine. I would totally recommend the place and I might come back for the Tapas they also serve

The service here was exceptionally good. I do not speak much French; I've gotten borderline hostile…read moreresponses to my attempts in Paris. The employees at Santa Gusto, however, were so kind, patient, & genuinely warm that I left feeling reassured and cared for. Food-wise, I got the Super Pipo. The truffle flavor was very strong and delicious. At first I thought the crispy ham was too salty, but it was balanced out really well by the freshness of the veggies & the creaminess of the camembert. I found myself craving it again after a few hours! For a huge focaccia sandwich, the price isn't bad at all.

From the owner: L'âme de la cité C'est le plus grand port de plaisance de France, les mâts s'entrechoquent, les…read moregoélands planent et la poissonnière crie. Un véritable cliché dont on ne se lasse pas. La lumière du ciel s'y reflète d'exquise façon. Toute l'histoire de Marseille se concentre dans cette anse : la découverte de la ville par les Grecs, son essor commercial et colonial et sa tchatche légendaire. Pour preuve, faites donc un tour au marché aux poissons, qui se déroule tous les matins sur le quai des Belges.

Overrated I had heard so many great things about the…read moresandwiches here. I have tried them twice and I just do not see what all the talk is about. Maybe I did not order the right thing.

From the owner: Des sandwichs riches et rustiques Tables, bancs et murs en bois, lavabo en forme de lavoir : le…read moredécor campagnard souligne l'authenticité des produits. Les moins frileux dégusteront en terrasse leurs hamburgers 'milanais' (escalope de veau panée, tomate, mozzarella, basilic), 'charolais' (steak haché, comté, oignon), ou les plus traditionnels cheeseburgers, accompagnés de frites rustiques. La rapidité du service et la taille des formule en fait le repère des lycéens alentours.

Cet endroit était incroyable. Il y avait suffisamment de places assises à l'intérieur et à…read morel'extérieur, la nourriture était délicieuse et le service impeccable. Notre famille a déjeuné pour 20 euros, ce qui était vraiment avantageux car nous sommes en vacances et dépensons déjà beaucoup. Merci !

While I was hungry and had to find something to eat close by as my current meal was unacceptable…read morefrom a brasserie located on the Vieux Port. Thanks to Yelp, I was able to find a local sandwich shop about two blocks away. I quickly trotted over to the street and climbed the 60 or so steps to reach the street where it was located. This little yet charming restaurant had a line of about 10 customers deep. I got in line and was anxiously waiting to see what my options were inside. Once inside the team of three was bustling about to make sure all the customers were being helped. What stood out to me right away was the Focaccia. It was impressive to see and looked amazingly delicious. It was like a siren, calling to me even though I do not usually eat cheese. The pastrami sandwich also looked good as well. I would have not partaken in consuming it but considering how horrible our experience was with the brasserie on the Vieux Port, I decided on getting that sandwich as a backup for my two accompanying diners. I asked for my order to go and paid. I carried my load of sandwiches like a soccer player who won the World Cup, proud and triumphant. The service was incredible, the flavors were all present, and the prices were affordable. I highly recommend this sandwich shop and skip all brasseries on the Vieux Port.