For my last meal in France, I stayed in Marseille for a day specifically for this Marseille Fish…read moreSoup, and the anticipation was very high, and after eating it I would rate it at the British level of fish pie making. In the photos of bouillabaisse online, there are big fish chunks and vegetable chunks in the soup, but the one served in this shop is liquid with only very small residues in it. The soup is a bit salty, a bit too salty to drink directly, but it is good to eat with bread. The fish used to stew the soup will be fried later and served as the main dish. This one is really delicious. The fish is very tender but not raw. It is the best in the whole meal.

I had one of the most delightful times of my life during my "bringing a baby to fine dining…read moreexperiences for my own amusement" era. Of all the highly ranked restaurants, this one has the nicest high chairs I have ever seen in my life. A true piece of art. Although, for those who are wondering, babies are not great dinner companions and do not enjoy their time here. Good riddance, don't bring them. The plates and cheese cart are truly excellent here as well.