Great coffee and food in Aix. As good as a good American coffee shop…read more Located in the center city, a very nice coffee shop inside with plenty of USB and power connections and free Wi-Fi. They ask you not to work there at certain hours (very fair) but it is set up for you to do so! Staff is all multi lingual in French and English, or at least enough to get by, and they even have an English language menu. Don't worry, the food is high quality French and the coffee is superb. You of course get the typical for France espresso, but you can also get French Press, drip, and other styles of coffee. Overall, just a pleasure to visit and enjoy

Have been here multiple times now for breakfast, brunch, and coffee. I most recently enjoyed the…read moremushroom toast. Their juices are always fresh and taste homemade. I have found the service kind, however, one specific time I was told to sit anywhere when I was there for brunch with a group of three. We sat down and had ordered when someone different came over and told us the table was reserved. We were then moved to a table clearly made for only two people. There was no signage on the table that it was reserved and the server didn't seem particularly happy we hadn't known this. Other than this time, the service has always been kind and I always enjoy the food.

So, my husband and I are not particularly fish fans. I do eat fish, including shellfish but he…read moretypically only eats shellfish or sushi type raw fish. But, we were in Provence, we like to eat specialities of the local region wherever we go, and bouilliabasse is a specialty of the region. Our hosts highly recommended La Bouillabaisse. You have to order the bouilliabaisse 24 hours in advance, which we didn't know until we got there. And, the restaurant was fully booked for that evening. We also didn't realize that reservations were a must on a weekend evening even in September. We came back for dinner Monday night. By then, we were getting cold feet and wondering if we'd made a mistake in ordering the meal. But, we went through with it and are both glad we did! The broth, not a tomato base as we'd expected, was deliciously seasoned, the fish, a large selection of shellfish and fish, perfectly cooked. Nothing had a "fishiness" smell or taste as all of the ingredients were as fresh as could be and truly delicious! I wouldn't make a general statement that this restaurant is good for children but the staff was helpful and atttentive including to our toddler, who eats a variety of food and enjoyed the bouillabaisse.

One of my favorite cafes in the city. Very cozy interior and friendly staff. I tried a few of their…read morecoffees and they are good. A good place to come and get work done. It does get busy and the noise level is not too bad.

Really cute, spacious cafe with good coffee and baked goods. It's easy to miss since the main shop…read morespace is downstairs from street level, but it's a gem worth a visit. Good coffee, great service, and, relative to other hipster coffee shops, fair price. It's a great spot to get work done or catch up on reading.

If you want a clean tasting meal this is the place to go…read more And they speak/have menus in English. Tasty homemade burgers, chicken rolls and fresh salads, fries what more could you want for lunch. Workers are super friendly, will definitely be back when we visit Porquerolles. Right next to a laundromat if you need to kill two birds with one stone :) They are also environmentally friendly always a plus!!

Oops! I think this may come out in the wrong category..I do apologise…read more This cafe is not a five star gourmet restaurant, but it does do great food, as well as coffees and alcohol at any time. It is the bottom half of a typical French house; long windows with shutters and juliet balconies. It's part of a terrace on the waterfront, house and cafes all jumbled as only the French can do. Like the rest of village, the cafe appears sleepy, with perhaps a couple of patrons sitting in the sun with a coffee or carafe of wine. Inside, it is surprisingly cool and although simply furnished, you some how fel at ease. The barman will greet you in French - Var, similar to Marseillase. Talking liking wide mouthed frogs (no pun intended but please enjoy the humour). A pleasant man, he is not insulted by any mistakes you may make in his language and will patiently repeat his dialect until you understand. The food here is great. A small menu, but sooo beautifully done. Once, I was here while expecting my daughter, and once I had tried the moules, I was a goner. Every where we went, I had moules nearly every time! (The French think we are quite mad, avoiding certain food during pregnancy.) So here is a great place to watch the marina, the ferry come and go, and the occasional child being called to.

Friendly welcome, great ribeye steak, fresh fish and very affordable prices. Highly recommendedread more

bargain, food is good, but it's really a simple café, the plasma TV is always turned onread more

Lovely atmosphere! Seated in front of the St. Tropez port! Great location. Big menu. Delicious…read morevegetarian options. Friendly staff. You can sit for hours and watch life go by.

Delicious and inexpensive food paired with friendly service makes this a great little spot for a…read morerelaxing breakfast, lunch or light dinner snack. The fresh- squeezed orange juice is not to be missed. The sandwiches and quiche are fresh and tasty. We sat out front in the sun and enjoyed watching people walking by.

Really great little lunch place a bit off the beaten track in Aix-en-Provence. Our sandwiches…read morewere great, and we got out of there for under 12 euros for the two of us (including beverages) No small feat in Aix! It's a small place, so it may be difficult to find a place to sit if the weather is bad, but I'm pretty sure you can also get your food to go. Worth walking a couple extra blocks for the quality of the food and the reasonable prices. (And the employees were very nice as well.) We will be back.