double check hours! open saturday nights from 19:00. the best vegan restaurant i've ever tried in…read morefrance! and the world! had the vegan moussaka! omg!! family run, all vegan!

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This little place on a side street not far from the water is sweet! It was also a nice, welcomed,…read morehealthy meal while traveling. We ordered: A few fruit smoothies-both were refreshing, fresh and downed rather quickly. I went with Le tropical and my daughter chose the Le Bronzette, which was a nice combination of berries. Reasonably priced! Many to choose from! -Veggie quiche-flaky crusts and layered with all sorts of veggies. Served warm. Well liked. -Salad sampler- our choice of two salads from the prepared case. We chose the chickpea and the wide rice salad. Both very flavorful, dresses lightly, but adequately and given in very hearty portions. When we had the leftovers boxed to go, the man behind the counter even replenished the baguette chunk it came with. Nice touch. -Nutella Crepe-perfectly thinly folded crepe with a generous amount of the hazelnut spread. (Kiddos flipped for this one) -Espresso for one euro. Whether you're looking to just to sip espresso and take a moment watching the boats come in or the mini train that goes around town ride by, or to jump start your day or afternoon with some fresh pressed juices or smoothies and a dose of greenery, this place has you covered. It's a simple pay at the counter joint with tables outside only. When we dined it started to rain and the umbrellas at the colorful tables were big enough to keep us dry. It was actually quite lovely to be outside in the rain on the harbor. I remember having a "European moment" and just taking it all in here. Kiddos loved how bright & happy the place was and the cute trays everything was served on. Parents, if you bringing your kids here, they're probably going to want to ride the train after. Just a heads up! Plant based options galore!! Service was very friendly! Free WiFi. Cash only!

From the owner: Damdy's c'est une terrasse chaleureuse sur le vieux port de marseille au coeur de la ville et en…read morebordure de mer. Dans l'optique de régaler petits et grands avec des produits savoureux et sains nous proposons des tartes, des salades composées, des desserts gourmands, des galettes et crêpes.. Le tout cuisiné maison! C'est dans un cadre idyllique à l'abri du trafic que nos clients peuvent venir prendre le soleil, se reposer dans les transats, bavarder joyeusement en notre compagnie, tout en sirotant un jus fraichement pressé, manger un repas équilibré, gouter nos bières bios de la région ou déguster tranquillement un café.

My friend and I were travelling and we visited this restaurant. We are vegetarians and we…read moreabsolutely fell in love with the food. The owner spoke english and helped us decide dishes. He was very kind and we absolutely loved the food. It was tasty and perfectly made. The rice and soup dish is really delicious.

From the owner: Good evening Vietnam Ce restaurant vietnamien est un incontournable de la place Notre-Dame-du-Mont…read more La devanture typique cache un intérieur aubeau décor sobre, loin très loin des tables asiatiques habituelles. Ici on mange vietnamien et non chinois. Vous retrouvez quand même à la carte nems, raviolis vapeur, du boeuf saté ou des beignets. Sans oublier un choix assez important de plats végétariens, tofu, nouilles, samoussa aux légumes. Par ailleurs, cet établissement vend également du thé pour les amateurs avec un choix saisissant de thé de très grande qualité.

I was not expecting anything fantastic because it was in the middle of the tourist area, but the…read morerave reviews gave me hope. All I can say was it was mediocre Moroccan food at best. I've been to Morocco, cook tajines and cous cous myself, so I think I know a little bit about it. We ordered a pastilla which was okay, the spices seemed like they were added at the end rather than while the chicken was cooking. The lamb tajine had little flavor and was served with only bread. We asked for some cous cous semolina on the side and were given some, with a surprised look from the waiter. At 17 or 18 euros you expect to get something with it. The wait staff was nice but to sum it up, the food is forgettable.

Good service and food that hit the spot. Between three, we shared the couscous méchou, couscous…read moremerguez, salade souk, and a small carafe of red wine. The couscous dishes were everything I wanted them to be. Namely, the lamb shoulder was cooked perfectly (crisp outside, tender inside) and I could eat that for the rest of my life. The two couscous dishes were more than enough between the three of us, especially since the couscous is à volonté.

We stopped here on our way out of town for some travel food. We bought two "burger" meals, which…read moreincluded drinks and a side. We chose the potato's for our side which was a fantastic choice. Especially since we hadn't had any potatoes while traveling through Europe. The burgers were tasty and filling. Compared to other vegan burgers we've tasted they rated at the top ten! The staff was friendly and helped me understanding the menu as we didn't speak French. I highly recommend Flower Burger!!

We ate here twice during our trip to Marseille! The burgers are so good and they have gluten free…read morebuns available as well.

I had this little Mexican restaurant on my list to visit not only to see if some of the regional…read moreflavors can be replicated in France but also because they have vegetarian and vegan options. It is a very cute, yet small eatery located in a trendy part of Marseille. There are a total of three tables inside and several tables outside. The team running Mexicaine a Marseille is super chill and speaks English if needed. The menu is limited but simple. What I liked the most was that they provide quesadillas, burritos, salads, and tacos in meat, vegetarian, and vegan options. There are plenty of choices to be had. Every option has fresh ingredients. TIP 1: Skip the nachos, the guacamole is pretty good for being made in France, but the chip with melted shredded cheese is not the same as melted liquid cheese. If you order a drink, grab it from the fridge and let the cashier know at the end when it is time to pay what drinks you had. TIP 2: The benches and tables inside are seated high. If you or the accompanying diners have limited mobility, I recommend eating outside on the patio. This place gets busy. There are a lot of pickup and delivery orders, but it adds to its charm and reputation. While it may not be a taqueria from Guadalajara, the team makes every effort to bring some Mexican flavors and tastes to France.

After eating 3 course meals for dinner every night in France... At our last stop before we headed…read moreto Spain, we decided to try a Mexican spot out. We just wanted something quick and can take to go since we started our day early and had been driving all day. We got to this place and ordered chicken quesadillas, chicken burrito, and a juice to go. The guy working here was a super friendly. Teaching us some French as he cooked our meals. Sadly his credit card machine did not work for us so bring cash as back up just in case. When we got home we dug into our food... Still warm from the walk.. And perfect for the night. Great flavor and with using the grill to press our meals...the tortilla had a nice crisp end to it. If you're in the area and want something different than the ordinary French cuisine. Come here!

This place saved my hungry belly more than once. It's one of the rare places that I can eat (food…read moreallergies) before 10am. The portions are quite filling, and varied. I got some sort of chickpea/grain loaf which had a very good flavor, but was kind of dry. There was a hummus dipping sauce though and I ate every last drop of that, very yummy stuff! One day we showed up after 2pm and they had some stuff, but were no longer serving full meals, however they did have some chia pudding stuff with pineapple and oats that was very tasty, and I would definitely get that again.

Feel pretty dumb for not having ever noticed this place before - it's literally in front of the…read moresteps to the gare St-Charles. A pleasant and relaxed cafe and restaurant, quite 'granola' but that's not a criticism. They have a small menu with limited vegan options but, the day I went, the main dish was vegan - hummus (not very good); quinoa with pumpkin seeds; chickpeas with collards; carrots and cabbage; a ?tahini sauce?; mâche; some bread. Not gourmand but simple and healthy. Can't complain - filled me up and it all cost only 9 EUR. Nice relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff. Very self-service - they bring you your food but you gather your utensils, glasses, water etc. Glad to have found this place.

As a fellow burger enthusiast WOOOOOOW! This burger was finger licking good! I had to EMPHASIS to…read morethe waiter I don't do anything but WELL WELL WELL DONE! NothiNg like being overseas and having to go to the hospital! AIN'T NOBODY GOT TIME FOR THAT! The place is by the old port tucked away on a quiet side street with other rather unique dining options. It's very strangely built with that Amsterdam esk spiral staircase to the bathroom upstairs that if you fall your DEFINITELY going to the hospital because you for sure broke something AND it has NO rails. Cuidado Por favor!!! My French is SO rusty, speaking French is like stepping on a rusty nail, YIKKKKES! So we tried to use google translate and my Spanish kind of helped with a tiny bit of translation as you could guess some of the ingredients but we just went with the first burger on the menu which seemed the most basic! The cheese on the burger over flowed like a beautiful water fall and it was enough to dip in half the potatoes! Wow that cheese was good! The burger was surprisingly NOT DRY even tho I asked for it well done. It just was a really good filling burger! It was PACKED when we went and PACKED when we left. And most people were French because of us ease dropping on others conversations so I think it's safe to say that it may be a local hangout. Anywho, just try it!!

Good American-style burger. Flavorful, fresh produce. I do not recommend the cheddar sauce, which…read morehad weak flavor and was messy. They served home fries rather than French fries/pommes frites which seems incongruous since this is France and it's a burger place. But they were delicious--perfectly cooked golden potatoes. The side of Cole slaw did not look like much but it tasted good. Obviously fresh cabbage with a bit of red onion and red pepper, very light vinegar flavor, almost like it was flash pickled. Nice counterpoint. Nice outdoor seating on a side street just off the vieux port.

We came here on a Yelp recommendation that it was good for vegetarians. That it was! We ordered a…read morebottle of rosé wine and took our time. It was a beautiful evening, so we sat outside on the patio which you should also do! For a starter we had rouleau de printemps avec crevettes (fresh spring rolls with shrimp), which I think was my least favorite item. The lettuce inside the rolls was really not acceptable - lots of little yellow and brown pieces, and if you're charging 9€ for these things, they better be good! The sauce was also really watered down and not good. Main dishes were better - we ordered the tofu curry and the vegetarian bun (with nem, or fried spring rolls). The bun was much more fresh, although the vermicelli noodles were a bit over cooked. Tofu curry had the most delicious sauce! The tofu was a little mealy, but otherwise the dish was perfect. The waiter was really accommodating for us and brought little bowls for us to share. Prices were a little high for the quality, but was to be expected in this touristy area. I'd check it out but be wary of the lack of freshness of the dishes!

This place rocks for vegans and vegetarians in Marseille. I had the assiette végétale and it was a…read moreton of delicious food for 12 euros. It's also right next to the Old Port. Highly recommended!