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.

You haven't eaten at a bakery until you've eaten at Paul. We have them where I live, but I've never…read morepaid them any mind until I visited France. The food is extraordinary throughout the day, but If you can get there early in the morning you will have the warmest, freshest, most outstanding baked goods you've ever had in your life. At least I did. I made the mistake of being modest and ordering one mini chocolate beignet and one pink macaron. One bite into the beignet and I was I heaven! I had a train to catch, so unfortunately I didn't go back for more (the lines are rightfully long) and at just €1 each I should have just binged. I will not make that mistake again. They have them available in quantities of 5 as well and this is what I will get going forward. The macaron wasn't exactly my cup of tea but those with a sweet tooth will surely love it. So I'm sitting here writing this review and contemplating if I should make a mad dash there before they close in 15 minutes, now that I've rehashed the other morning and my mouth is watering. They're that good.

From the owner: PAUL : la passion du pain depuis 1889. Pain rustique et de fantaisie, viennoiserie, petit gâteau et…read moreentremets, tarte, sandwich et Salon de Thé, Restaurant

The best no matter which location you go to. This one is right by the water, lots of shops and…read morerestaurants!! Beautiful location and really good service. The pastries get their own 5-stars :)

Amazing Macarons. If you go to St Tropez do make a stop at Laduree. This place sets the standard…read morefor Macarons. Loved it.

Super pâtisserie que tout le monde connaît. La qualité des confiseries, chocolats et viennoiseries…read moreest top. Le magasin a toujours un queue, même tôt le matin - il est important d'arriver tôt si vous voulez être sûr d'avoir ce que vous souhaitez. À ne pas manquer : les marrons glacés, la viennoiserie suisse, et la tropézienne. Un incontournable de la ville!

This patisserie, chocolatier is very popular. There's usually a line…read moreAt the door. The times I've come here were for buying presents For my friends back home, or the people that I would be Visiting in Provence. Usually , I get the assortment of chocolates, Occasionally the marzipan fruit, vegetables, or mini cookies.

From the owner: Macarons, pièces montées, entremets américain, gâteaux d'anniversaire, gâteaux de soirée,…read moremignardises, chocolat

Good with allergies does not speak English delicious candy good service nice spot the shop has good…read morevibes

Lovely little candy store in the village of Apt (which has a dandy Saturday marché, by the way)…read morenear Salon en Provence. Not JUST a chocolate place, but a wide variety of bon-bons. But we went straight for the chocolate, and asked "le petite boit" of assorted dark chocolates, including a few local specialties filled with liqueur! The chocolates were fabulous, thereby, earning a spot on my list of chocolatieres in France. Go to the market, stock up on goodies, grab déjeuner, and visit the Bonbonniere for dessert!

From the owner: Notre carte se renouvellera au fil de la saison pour vous proposer le meilleur de nos produits…read morelocaux et régionaux. Tous nos plats peuvent s'emporter à partager à la maison ou entre amis Service continu à partir de midi et jusqu'à 17h. Vous pouvez vous procurer des pâtisseries ou du thé à notre boutique jusqu'à 19h30. Nous vous remercions et vous attendons aux thés au soleil.

after hearing so much about the fish market at marseille's old port, i was expecting something far…read moremore grandiose, along the lines of tokyo's tsukiji, perhaps. but when i scanned the quai des belges from my hotel balcony at around 7:30 this morning (the market opens at 8), i came to the conclusion that the fish market must be closed because i saw no signs of life there. lo, individual fishmongers gradually appeared and set up shop from 8 onwards, and by 9 or so there were a good dozen or so of them offering up some very fresh (some still alive and flopping around) denizens of the mediterannean sea. a tv crew filming something about a grisly old timer hawking mollusks added to the atmosphere, and i couldn't help but think that if i actually lived in marseille, this would be where i came to get my fresh fish. still, i couldn't help but get the impression that the heyday of this well-known fish market had long since passed.

Smoothies from real fruit, really flavorful ice cream and great service. We stopped by after hiking…read moreles calanques and it was exactly what we needed after a long hot summer day trekking up and down rocky cliffs. They also have cupcakes, macarons, a variety of teas, fresh pressed fruit juices and cafe.

From the owner: Vente sur place ou à emporter de véritable jus de fruits naturels et smoothies avec 100% de fruits…read morefrais, de macarons, de cupcakes fait maison ainsi qu'une grande variété de thés originaux dynamisant, détox ou relaxant Vente sur place ou en sachet de 100g