The food was out of this world! We ordered the mussels as a starter (my favorite), and my lady had…read morethe risotto while I had the shrimp pasta. The ambiance was cozy which was great for an intimate setting. Service was fast too.

This place was fantastic. My server was fun and accommodating and had great timing on bringing out…read moremeals. They made dinner into an event. The menu deal was such a steal #buss

Went on a rainy day, luckily we had a seat inside. There was some commotion with moving everyone…read moreinside, but the service was still fast. The Loup à la Provençal was so delicious! I would go back just for that.

While our cruise ship was docked at Marseilles, France, we took a very special private excursion to…read moreAix en Provence and to Cassis. In Cassis, we had lunch at a water-side restaurant, Le Grand Bleu, located on the harbor-front in Cassis, recommended by our tour guide. It was a comfortable and welcoming restaurant, but also elegant with white tablecloths. We had an exceptional lunch, and our group of four received excellent service from the attentive staff. We had a local wine and ordered the catch of the day, which was Sea Bass. It was accompanied by fresh vegetables. The Sea Bass was ample and cooked to perfection with Provencal herbs. We also shared an order of fresh pasta. The freshness and flavor of the Sea Bass was superb! We enjoyed dining at this restaurant so much! This lovely meal was followed by an absolutely gorgeous boat ride through the Calanques National Park of Cassis, France.

Delicious seafood and excellent service! Came for oysters- they were very fresh. A lot of locals at…read morethis seafood store and restaurant a 10 minute drive outside of Aix.

In addition to dining at the restaurant, you can also buy to take home, eat at benches there, or…read morehave a picnic in the small garden. The seafood is very fresh and priced reasonably. The fish soup is quite mediocre, served lukewarm, so should best be avoided. Frites are a bit soggy but the small moules are quite succulent. We waited an incredibly long 45 minutes for our plateau, but the service staff are friendly and pro-active.

I was hoping to find some fresh seafood while visiting Marseille. I was looking for something with…read morea view and thought maybe there might be a restaurant on the water among the boats. I saw La Nautique and hoped that they would have an opening for a wandering traveler. I ordered whatever was fresh, caught here in the waters of Marseille - I have never tasted a better whole fish than here. Grilled whole with zucchini and peppers making a delicious ratatouille. Two glasses of rosé, and a beautiful view as the sun set over the port. I never caught the waitresses name, but she was so accommodating and friendly, and made me feel at home while I was alone.

Very easy directions from crew! We loved our concise directions. We ate at a great location with…read moreplenty of tips for eating that should help others decide.

This is a great place to grab an authentic Mediterranean meal. They have fresh oysters and great…read morefish. I had the lunch of the day and bottle of the rosé wine. The fish was seared perfectly yet tender and moist. The wine was cold and refreshing. The location is just on the water on an officially (hey this is France!) car-free street and most of the tables are outside. Service was fast, maybe not the friendliest, but professional and correct. There was a twinkle in the eye of the waitress at my crude french. We decided to have desert as well. They were very good, but way too big for me. Next time I'll order one to share.

From the owner: Une affaire de famille depuis 1969 Au Bar on s'arrête pour déguster des coquillages et des…read morecrustacés. Des plateaux de fruit de mer comme des homards ou des crevettes accompagnés d'un vin blanc ou encore mieux d'un rosé de Bandol, idéal pur se rafraîchir en été. La terrasse permet d'observer le flux incessant des passants.

Our last meal in Avignon before heading home was this seafood feast, featuring mussels, clams,…read moreoysters, shrimp, etc. Sit outdoors, order some wine, and enjoy your meal.

My husband and I had an absolute perfect dinner. We had the sea food plate for two. Oh my, it was…read morehuge! My husband asked the waiter if they had emptied the ocean. The seafood was so incredibly fresh and delicious, it is the absolute best seafood we have ever eaten. And we are hard core "foodies". Our waiter was the most charming young man, he spoke excellent English and was very well educated in wines. We got a wonderful bottle of wine to go with our meal. We sat in the patio and had the most romantic evening, warm breeze, not crowded, good music playlist and just amazing food. We will remember L'Enclos de Saveurs Salines as one of our best dinners abroad. Merci c'était super.

From the owner: Belle adresse sur le Vieux Port L'Office'In est située rue des Combattants. Elle propose une…read morecuisine française savoureuse, avec des plats colorés, concoctés avec des produits de saison et régionaux. Certains vins proposés sont bio. La carte est inventive et change régulièrement. L'Office'In jouit d'une belle terrasse, avec une vue panoramique sur le Vieux Port de la Ciotat. Le service est efficace, professionnel, chaleureux et souriant. Il saura vous conseiller si besoin sur les plats.

This place was one of the two places recommended to us by our hotel concierge for seafood. We…read moreopted for this place because there were more things on the menu. I was on a hunt for Belon oysters, something that I haven't been able to find in the US. I was very happy to see that the board in front said they had belons. We created our own seafood platter which consisted on belons, fines de claires , uni, langostines, some sort of snail that I forgot that name of and a few others, and paired it with some champagne. The oysters were fresh, but not nearly as large as I had hoped. At first, we were wowed by the huge platter of seafood in front of us, but in the end we were quite disappointed. Everything came out of the refrigerator. There isn't anything special about any of the crustaceans since none of them were flavored, just boiled, chilled and served. Had we know that, we probably would have skipped the place. On top of everything, the fiance got terrible food posioning that night.

From the owner: Restaurant de coquillages - Plateau de fruits de Mer. A déguster sur place ou à emporter…read moreL'établissement a fait des produits de la mer sa spécialité. La carte propose coquillages et fruits de mer à emporter ou à déguster sur place.

We wanted to find a spot that would serve a Fruit de la Mer platter, but for some reason a lot of…read moreplaces were closed on Monday evening, so I found this spot on Google Maps and decided to venture out beyond the Old Port area. Being American, I made us a 7:15pm reservation. When we arrived the restaurant was empty, with only two tables occupied... my wife started to get a bit nervous. But we then remembered that any reservation before 8 is a very American thing to do! Around 8pm the restaurant began filling up with locals; we were at the right spot! Being out of the Old Port area, we didn't pay tourist pricing and probably had the best lobster we've had in a long time. The service staff is very friendly and interacted with us in English. They were having fun and were very attentive to us in explaining the menu. If you're in Marseille, this spot is a "Can't Miss"!

A must for seafood lovers. We came in for lunch just as they opened and already there were two…read morepeople sitting at tables. This restaurant seems to specialize in raw and cold (crab and lobster) seafood, and it is excellent. We ordered oysters, uni, and clams and all were amazingly fresh, clean, and flavorful. There was no mignonette or any sauce and everything was served with butter and bread. The combination was surprisingly good. The oysters and clams were briny and bright, while the uni was pure umami and not oceany like Santa Barbara or Hokkaido varieties often are. They have an English menu, and the wait staff were attentive and spoke English as well. Worth a special detour if you're ever in Marseille. Update since being in Nice: We have yet to find a place in Nice that even compares. We were hopeful that Peixes, with its incredible number for 5 star reviews, would be comparable. While decent, they were not even in the same class.