Found this place on yelp as i was looking for cheap eats, but I found this place to be ok…read more Everything was microwaved and not as fresh as I would like it to be. We order the soup which I watched him heat up in the microwave. Overall it was a cheap meal, but not the best tasting in my opinion.

We pitted Pittz against the halal food across the street and are so glad we opted for falafel! The…read moreowner's son explained all of the ingredients in meticulous detail (along with impeccable English) and we bonded over different falafel styles. The hand-made pita falafel sandwich was delicious and just the right amount of food for lunch or light dinner. We opted for the extra chicken, that added good flavors, though could have been spicier. Overall Pittz is also a strong value, the meal cost €15 including drinks for 2 people.

Very flavorful dishes with a backdrop of a well done interior design…read more My table really enjoyed the kabobs/skewers of all meats, but especially the chicken. The hummus and tabouli appetizers were good, too. We also shared the vegetarian sampler entree which was tasty and a great way to try a bunch of different options. Very friendly staff, too. Not being fluent in French (medium skill level), they dealt with us/the language barrier well.

My niece and I ate here 3 times. They were very patient and nice and helped us with our questions…read moreon gluten and vinegar free food to order. We loved their chicken skewers and everything else we ordered there.

Excellent Lebanese food, especially the labneh (yogurt-ish dip). This place does a bunch of…read morecatering and takeaway --- think primarily "mezze platter for 5 people," although they can also do sandwiches. The hummus is flavorful, and richly dressed with good olive oil; the owner didn't skimp on the pita bread, which was quite fresh. The tabouleh was tasty, but bulked up on a bed of forgettable lettuce. Sajna stocks the Lebanese beer Almarza (for a long time the only Lebanese beer); a delightful pilsner, probably the best Mediterranean beer I've tried. The takeaway carries over a little to the dine-in service --- we got wooden chairs with sequined pillows, but the food came on plastic trays with disposable silverware. Didn't affect the flavor at all, but perhaps not the most impressive place for a date. Didn't get a chance to try the pumpkin kibbeh; sounds interesting. Next time!

Unclear if this is a restaurant or an event company that happens to serve food…read more We were craving vegetarian friendly food and Sajna came up, so we thought we'd give it a try. The store owner informed us that he was catering a wedding that day and would only sell us the food he had made for the wedding (there may have been something lost in translation). The food he gave us was delicious, but we would have loved to be able to explore the options. Vegetarians and vegans should consider this place if they are hungry.

Stumbled upon this Lebanese restaurant in a square amongst many other restaurants. This one had…read morehigher ratings on Google, so we came in, not knowing what to expect. It was chilly outside so we ate indoors, in a cute little "cave" area. The service was friendly, but they spoke minimal English. We had the lunch special for 18€. It comes with 2 kabob skewers with 3 sides, and dessert. We picked one chicken and one lamb skewer, which were excellent. The chicken was arguably the best chicken kabob I've had. It was breast meat that was juicy and tender. The baklava was tasty.

What a wonderful find on Yelp!…read more The area is surrounded by many restaurants and this location with its Lebanese dishes was the spot for us. There were many options including 3-5 course selections, but we opted for four separate side dishes to share. The owner offers personal attention during our entire visit and was very accommodating I have not had Lebanese beer, but it was very goos and he served it very cold. Overall our visit was outstanding ASN ended with a glass of mint tea. I highly recommend this restaurant and would easily return on our next stay. Enjoy!

Excellent restaurant! Food and personal! The couscous was delicious and the price quite reasonable…read more A place to go A must !

I can't believe how good Moroccan food in France is!! After eating so much french, it's nice to…read moreget a little spice in the palate. We thoroughly enjoyed the 14 euro tagines for lunch. Afterwards, walk outside to your left, and there is a cooking school as well as some cute shops after you make a right and a left (Hermes and more local boutiques).

When I spent 5 months studying here in spring '90 I used to frequent a hole in the wall couscous…read moreplace. Today on my first trip back to Aix, there's no way I could have found it, considering I was brought there first by Tunisian local friends who introduced me to the joy of North African cuisine. In the 22 years since, I've tried to make it myself, had it at lacking alternatives like in Paris, NY or SF. Finally, after all these years, the couscous is light, individual (not sticking together), the vegetable stew is perfect, and best of all, the HARISSA is real!!! Feel like I'm 21 again... P.S. upon entering, this place looks dark and dungeon like, and then it opens up into a beautiful garden!!! Doesn't hurt that the weather is just like at home today!!!

How can you enjoy food when the bearded man in charge is filthy rude and turns you away saying…read morethere is no place available and there were two tables empty? He spit on me as he made the Pff sound that is so common with the French. As we walked away, another lady came running and said that they DID have a table for us. Voila! It just magically happened! There are plenty of Moroccan places to eat in Aix where they make you feel welcomed. And don't spit on you before dinner ‍ Strongly recommend not bothering to go to this establishment.

My godmother had a groupon ( yes they even have groupon in France ) and wanted me to try a typical…read moreLebanese lunch . We had a mezze , what is the Lebanese version of Spanish tapas . We got 10 small plates , full of different dishes, from baba ghanoush to small empanadas filled with meat, cheese, or spinach. It came with pita bread. I wished the pita was warm and more toasted. I liked the fact all the dishes were light but still fulfilling . At the end we had desserts, yummi empanadas filled with roasted pistachios and honey .

From the owner: Le Liban dans l'assiette Dans le respect de la gastronomie libanaise, riche de ses influences…read moreméditerranéennes et orientales, le restaurant vous propose une cuisine fraîche et colorée. Mezzés, brochettes, grillades, tout est élaboré sur place par le chef, à base d'ingrédients frais. L'ambiance se fait simple et conviviale, dans un décor sobre mais raffiné, fait de fer forgé et de tapis chatoyants aux couleurs de l'Orient.

We had a most delicious and pleasant dining experience in a beautiful setting. Do not miss the…read moreopportunity to dine here when you're in Marseilles.

Quality/Quantity - My wife really enjoyed this meal. She enjoyed her soup and half my chicken…read moreentree. Complimentary olives and red hot sauce. My wife also enjoyed the olives. Wife's note - It would be nice if there was also some "bread" with this meal. Decent size chicken, a quarter piece. The meat melted off the bone which my wife loved. I prefer my meat to be a little more hearty. The salad was very plain, think head lettuce and some slivers of carrot. Rice was good, but very minimal. Fries were good. And to wash it all down, a VERY small glass of white wine with two large ice cubes for 5.50 Euros... $6.50 USD for this?!? Basically a sip of wine... And I was actually not going to drink because I knew we were having a GREAT dinner at Une Table au Sud, see other 5 Star Yelp review! Plus LV always gives me champagne. But you know that because you are following. So in summary, that "glass" of wine affected my mood for this lunch. I just got mad at myself for ordering it. Ambiance - Local business and we do our best to support. In the tourist area. Indoor and outdoor seating; see pictures. Clean toilets; see pictures. Service - The male employee was more welcoming than the female one. Unfortunately for us, we got stuck with the female employee. Not sure if they are owners or family...? She just did not seem happy and did not want to be here... Price - 31.50 Euros, $37 USD; I felt overpriced for what we got. Well, we are in a tourist area, so we should expect tourist prices. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

Kosher falafel place plus many other Israeli dishes. We ordered shuarma and falafel plates. Loved…read morethe salads and the falafel could have been more seasoned.

We found this place, not far from the port in Marseilles. They had some seating outdoors, and some…read moreindoors. It seems like most of the seating outdoors was only for a couple of seats or four people at best, so we sat inside where it was cooler and the tables were larger, the owner came and spoke with us and answered our questions about the menu. We all ordered a variety of things, but most of us ordered the steak. All the food was absolutely amazing. The attention and Service was that of a five star restaurant. The food was perfectly cooked the steaks at the right temperature, the hummus was perfectly made, and we were more than thrilled with everything we ordered. We would most definitely come back the next time we are in Marseilles.

From the owner: Saveurs d'Orient au casino Au Pasino, casino et salle de spectacle situé un peu en dehors du…read morecentre-ville, 5 restaurants attendent joueurs ou spectateurs sous la grande galerie pyramidale : - "Le Japonais" et son ambiance zen et laquée noir, - "L'Oriental" et ses murs de zelliges, - "L'Italien" de Venise, - "La Brasserie du Paz" aux accents du terroir, - "Le Restaurant des grands jeux" au coeur des salles de jeux. A vous de choisir.