This was my favorite Patisserie in Marseilles. We went back a second time as it was really good…read more The pastries are delicately prepared and not only look appealing but are super yummy. And as good European bakeries are they are not too sweet. The cafe's go along well with the pastry and bakery items. Nice cute atmosphere to sit down. We really love this place!

Lovely crepe and Cafe ua latte for a light breakfast this morning. Beautiful bakery items close to…read morethe port of Marsaille.

My friend and I tried a sample of one of the cookies and fell for the trap. We spent the next hour…read morebrowsing through the shop and ended up selecting a beautiful tin can and filled it to the brim with their selection of gourmet cookies. Somehow it ended up costing over 65 Euros! The sales associate said ours was by far the heaviest she had encountered! We have enough cookies to last us for quite a while! It's not cheap, but it's worth every bite!

Love La Cure Gourmande! The store is colorful, smells like sugary delights, and is filled with a…read morevariety of French cookies, chocolates, nougat, and other sweets. This is definitely a must stop when visiting Marseille. The SAs are very friendly and constantly offering whole samples of cookies, chocolates, and candies. Delicious! I think I gained a pound just trying everything! Prices are a bit high but not unreasonable. The packaging is equally colorful, whimsical, and oh so French. Plus if you prefer, they wrap each item as a gift. Score! I really enjoyed their variety of nougat, cookies, and marzipan candies. It was tough deciding which flavors to get since they were all so yummy! Apparently the store is doing well and is expanding in the U.S. They currently have a store in NYC, and have plans for SF.

Disgusting and unsanitary! DO NOT GO HERE!…read more On August 28th, I went to Simonelli for ice cream. When I arrived, the brunette, curly/wavy haired server was helping others. A young girl ordered coconut and the server gave her Cookies N Nut. The young girl tried the incorrect ice cream and realized it was not coconut. When she asked for the coconut flavor, the server took the cookies N nut iced cream off of her cone and put it back in the tub after the young girl had already licked it! Disgusting! This is completely unsanitary. After, an older man was trying some samples when I realized that between various samples, the server was wiping his spoon with a napkin and sticking it into other flavors for him to try. I can count 3 different ice creams that were contaminated with saliva at this establishment in the 5 minutes I was there waiting. I am so appalled. The health department should be contacted and the curly/wavy haired served should not be working in food distribution. The owner should address this and rectify this situation.

From the owner: Glaces artisanales Glaces, sorbets, crêpes, gauffres, thé, café, chocolat chaud... Recettes…read moreestampillées Stéphane Vindret, Chef glacier pâtissier, qui sélectionne des produits de haute qualité, avec un seul mot d'ordre : la gourmandise... A déguster de toute urgence !

We went to the Rue des Trois Rois to have lunch at another restaurant and found it closed for the…read moremonth of August. This was just about the only place open for lunch that day, in fact. They had a quiche, salad and gazpacho for 9 Euros, so we risked it. A very good decision, it turned out to be. Everything was fresh and nicely prepared. A good place for a light bite to eat, and not overly expensive.

From the owner: Au 25 rue des trois rois. L'éléphant rose est un…read moreglacier-fabricant qui propose des glaces fraîches fabriquaient chaque jours dans sont petit labo sans colorant ni conservateur avec de vrais fruits. Les parfums changent en fonctions des fruits de saison et des humeurs du moment. Vous pouvez également manger des gaufres liégeoises, accompagné si vous le désirez de la terrible pâte à tartiner choco- noisette. l'éléphant rose vous accueille également en terrasse. Pour noël découvrez les bûches de noël glacées maison à commander et toute l'année les gâteaux d'anniversaire. A trés bientot pour toujours plus de gourmandises...

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!

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.

You have I try this ice cream. It is a hidden gem in vieux port. A lot less expensive than other…read moreice cream you will find closer to the water. 2 scoops for 3.40€ I loooovveeed the caramel flavor! They are so good that they are not open in the winter. They just reopened this month! Try it!

Best gelato in Marseille that I tasted. Try the orange flower Navette or the cookie gelato. Cant…read morewait to come back for more.

Expensive (30 euros a kilo! 3 eur/100gr, which you'll chose yourself and then have weight at the…read morecounter) but real good. I can now say french people can make real good icecream, with plenty of flavours we normally won't find elsewhere (as to say geranium, green tea, violet, pamplemousse, mint with leaves! no fluogreen stuff!, safran, romarin....). Bio, no gluten and lactose parfums are there. Sweet almond had the best recipe and taste ever found in France or Italy, so have a try NOTHING to do with yucky Amorino or Grom. A star less just because of the very expensive price (on average in Italy would be 16 to 20eur/kilo), but I do appreciate the job, the conditions (use your scoop once then put it to wash, as to avoid mixing tastes for all intolerants around, well that is not very eco responsible), the choice, the topping if you'd like, the recycling style of the place and terrace, the location (behind metro Notre Dame des Monts, in Cours Julien, the creators hippie alternative chabby chic area in Marseille). Oh yea, bowls are gigantic, so you can take plenty and spend lots (good marketing strategy though)... you'll enjoy it, but you do not seriously need 250gr of icecream! :D

Never had such a variety of "perfumes" to choose from! Try bergamotte, vetiver or cucumber for a…read morenew experience of ice cream!

I absolutely adore this place. From the exotic setting, to the friendly service all the way to…read moretheir delicious desserts and savory teas! It's the perfect place to take some quiet time alone and hide away from the noise and stress of the busy Marseilleise streets, or to just enjoy a moment with good company. The ambiance is one of peace and relaxation, at least during the daytime. Perfect place to hide away from it all.

From the owner: Une oasis de paix Teavora, salon de thé du Boulevard Longchamp est surprenant. Bien caché, pour…read moreconnaître ses secrets il faut pousser la porte, ou plutôt sonner à la porte. Une fois ouverte, découvrez un lieu dans lequel vous marchez les pieds nus, et pour cause le sol est composé de sable. En été ou en hiver, vous pouvez vous allonger sur les matelas version îles paradisiaques. Sur la carte : thés, smoothies, petites patisseries et autres gourmandises.

Such a cute little place ! The service was fast and very friendly ! I got a few pieces of cake here…read more(carrot and oreo cheesecake) and they were both delicious. Also bought a few packets of Valentine's Day candies which were well packaged and super yummy! There are options for more than just sweets but definitely stop in if you're looking for a great dessert !

So many cakes to choose from, I went for the carrot cake and it was very delicious with the layers…read moreof cream. Recommend going in the afternoon when there are fewer people.