Really good pizza oven made pizzas--it's the crust, it's the high quality ingredients. AND, for…read moredessert the brioche!!! The Californian in me calls that 'French toast' (please, I know!), but it's a new level here--caramel glacé, candied pecans (?), warm, magically weightless cream.

thin crust european style pizza at pretty reasonable prices. Can split with a friend for a perfect…read morelight lunch. There are also other salads and plates that looked delicious. Food came out pretty fast even though it was pretty full doing lunchtime on a weekday, and servers were nice. Seemed to be a popular spot for locals.

Juiseppe is the owner and this restaurant is a labor of love. Everything is homemade and delicious…read more Pesto and tiramisu are a must. Family owned and so, so good.

Stumbled into this place during my visit to Aix. Am glad I did. This was some of the best Italian…read morefood I've ever had. The gnocchi were perfect -- chewy, with a flavorful sauce. Small place with a nice Mediterranean atmosphere. The menu is priced very well considering the quality, which is not typical for Aix. I highly recommend this place.

Pizza delivery and good Pizza what a nice combo! Seven different pizza for a group and no…read morecomplaints!

A nice, quaint little restaurant nestled in one of the alleys beside the harbour. We ordered a…read morekebab pizza and a Mexicaine pizza. The kebab pizza was really delicious, was generous stuffings if kebab meat, tomatoes, onion, and salad leafs. For the Mexicaine pizza, less impressive, but also delicious with the chicken bits in tomato base sauces. Strongly recommended!

We were shopping and on the go most of the day. I checked Yelp to find a good dinner and I wasn't…read moredisappointed with this place. It was some yummy Tex Mex and the service was great.

Delicious pizza ready ina jiffy!…read more Get it to go in a box or a beautiful pizza bouquet!! Fun flavor combos - can't beat the price!

Best pizza I've ever had by far, I have been to the best New York pizza places and capos and the…read morefreshness off the ingredients and the ratio is just perfect 11/10 stars

Nice ambiance, pizza stove, incredible selection. Tomato…read morebased and cream based pizza. They have a small and large sizes. Small is roughly 12" / 4 slices. The large is maybe 15

Oh my goodness, this is probably one of the best pizzas I've eaten by far!…read more When you visit Les Baux, allow some time to come to Pizza Brun and try their pizzas. It's about 5-10min drive from Les Baux and totally worth it! After ordering pizza at the counter, you give your name and get seated outdoors. When the pizza is ready, they ring the bell and call out your name. Then you go inside and bring the pizza. We ordered Montagnette and absolutely loved it. The pizza size is large and can easily serve two or three people. The crust is very thin and crunchy and toppings are generous. Highly recommend!

This little Pizzeria is a hidden gem! Stopped by on our way out of Les Baux. Delicious pizza and…read morethe friendliest host. It is best to call in to reserve a table. However, if you happen to walk in, as long as you can find a table without a piece of paper on it saying reserved, you can sit down. There is not a wait staff. You go to the counter and order your pizza and grab whatever drink you want. Then go sit down and enjoy a cozy ambiance and wait. Once that your pizza is ready, he calls your name to go and grab your pizza and take it to your table. It is a thin crust pizza with delicious and generous amount of toppings. It is as if you are eating an Italian food but with French taste in mind: Goat cheese, figs, zucchini just to name a few toppings. After you are done eating, you will go pay for your food and clean up your own table and leave. The price is very reasonable with each pizza being somewhere between 12-15 Euros. One pizza is more than enough for two people.

After hearing how well-known Marseille is for pizza, my husband and I decided to seek out pizza…read moreduring our stay. I saw on Yelp that Sauveur had fantastic reviews, so we went to go find it. It's definitely hidden from the tourist beat and is pretty far off from the Old Port. We arrived around 9pm on a weeknight and the patio was completely full. There was only 1 table left inside, which we managed to snag. There's really nowhere to wait for a table, which is a high possibility if you come here to eat. Service was friendly, and the language barrier here was not as evident at the other restaurants we ate at, basically because this was pizza. We shared a bottle of wine and decided to split one larger pizza to save room for dessert. We ordered the Parma Bianca, which had prosciutto, arugula, parmigiana, emmental, and balsamic. This was one of the best pizzas I have had and certainly better than what I thought I'd find in Marseille! Ingredients were fresh, the pizza was served uncut (as it should be), the toppings were evenly distributed, and the crust was perfectly crisp and not overly cooked. For dessert, we wanted the chocolate mousse but they did not have it, so we ordered the coffee tiramisu. It was delicious-no regrets they didn't have the chocolate mousse! After dinner, the restaurant gives a complimentary shot of limoncello, which is always a sweet ending to a delicious meal! I'd definitely return here in the future, and I recommend anyone who is looking for a delicious, reasonably priced meal to do the same!

When in Marseille, you must eat pizza. It's on the coast, closer to Italy, and the Mediterranean…read moresensibilities are present. We came in just as they opened, around 19:30, as is written on their door. The terrace is situated in a cozy little alley, with locals living in the apartments floating above your heads. It's such a lovely atmosphere, in my opinion, to see folks hanging out their windows staring out into the street. An element that makes the space feel more unassuming. We had two pizzas to share - the regular mushroom (champignons) and the buffalo mozzarella fresh tomato. Both were wonderfully complemented the other as the mushroom was a little heavy, while the mozzarella was lighter in texture. My personal favorite was the lighter of the 2, as it's definitely a lot to eat. If you're feeling slightly hungry, I recommend sharing the smaller size between two. It's doable, and especially if you have a side salad and dessert, it's a lot of food to conquer. Just a warning -- the green salad (vert) has a LOT of oil on it. A little too much for me, so it was difficult to finish. We also got a pitcher of the red table wine, which was divine. Definitely get the tiramisu and a coffee to top off the whole experience! Prices aren't crazy for how good this place is! Get there early if you want a table outside.