I had this little Mexican restaurant on my list to visit not only to see if some of the regional…read moreflavors can be replicated in France but also because they have vegetarian and vegan options. It is a very cute, yet small eatery located in a trendy part of Marseille. There are a total of three tables inside and several tables outside. The team running Mexicaine a Marseille is super chill and speaks English if needed. The menu is limited but simple. What I liked the most was that they provide quesadillas, burritos, salads, and tacos in meat, vegetarian, and vegan options. There are plenty of choices to be had. Every option has fresh ingredients. TIP 1: Skip the nachos, the guacamole is pretty good for being made in France, but the chip with melted shredded cheese is not the same as melted liquid cheese. If you order a drink, grab it from the fridge and let the cashier know at the end when it is time to pay what drinks you had. TIP 2: The benches and tables inside are seated high. If you or the accompanying diners have limited mobility, I recommend eating outside on the patio. This place gets busy. There are a lot of pickup and delivery orders, but it adds to its charm and reputation. While it may not be a taqueria from Guadalajara, the team makes every effort to bring some Mexican flavors and tastes to France.

After eating 3 course meals for dinner every night in France... At our last stop before we headed…read moreto Spain, we decided to try a Mexican spot out. We just wanted something quick and can take to go since we started our day early and had been driving all day. We got to this place and ordered chicken quesadillas, chicken burrito, and a juice to go. The guy working here was a super friendly. Teaching us some French as he cooked our meals. Sadly his credit card machine did not work for us so bring cash as back up just in case. When we got home we dug into our food... Still warm from the walk.. And perfect for the night. Great flavor and with using the grill to press our meals...the tortilla had a nice crisp end to it. If you're in the area and want something different than the ordinary French cuisine. Come here!

Surprised to find a good Mexican restaurant on avenue Baille in Marseille. The food is slightly…read morealtered to meet local French tastes but the pork and chicken burritos are very good, and our orders came with a small amount of flavorful hot sauce and pico de gallo with a few chips. The two people running the place were very nice and friendly. The tacos on the menu look like crispy fried corn tortillas which i would have loved but the actual tortillas are thick, soft corn tortillas and that was my only disappointment. Local residents tell me they really don't know how to eat crispy shell tacos so this might be a local preference. You can get really good Mexican beer and the flavored pop drinks from Mexico here. There is a small Mexican grocery section inside the store. I will definitely return when craving a good burrito.

From the owner: Cantine mexicaine, Tacos & Burritosread more

We were craving Mexican food but didn't think we would find. Well we did and it was a GREAT find…read more The owner is out and about with the guests. Very personable. They make their own homemade salsa and hot sauce. (Hot sauce is spicy - WARNING but very good) Love their passion fruit margarita. We got a pitcher for 3 adults and it was perfect. We ordered the trio tacos that were amazing especially the barbaccoa. The quesadillas were top notch with fresh ingredients. I highly recommend this restaurant as it is off the main paths and only open in the evenings but such a hidden gem.

Came here to try something different while visiting France. Had the Ceviche to start which tastes…read moregreat and citrusy. Then we shared the beef and carnitas tacos which were hands down some of the best tacos I've ever had (and I live in California). Finally had the Mexican Flan for dessert, which was yet again fantastic. The staff were also very friendly!

Extra point for the excellent service from the lady behind the counter. I had the quesadilka's with…read morepork and they were slightly above average but the garlic infused homemade hot sauce helped hide that. Overall pretty happy.

It's not easy to find good, authentic Mexican food in the south of France, but this place is pretty…read moredarn good. Sometimes they have live music from central or south America. No live music when I was there, but the salsa music was certainly loud enough. The owners/hostesses were tri-lingual French/Spanish/English and super friendly. The food was very good, and they even make a good Margherita. It's not easy to find fresh Mexican ingredients and spices in the area but they've done a good job coming up with an authentic menu. Located in a part of town that's known for its night life.

O Tacos is o my goodness comfort food bliss. Think tacos but flat pressed burrito style instead…read morefilled with meats, cheese, French fries, and different mayo based sauces. So good! The place had a line out of the building and it is not surprising. It's like Taco Bell but in the best way possibly, classy but still lazily comfortable. I had literally a filet o' fish burrito and it was delicious!

I went to O'Tacos because I had few options at the time and I wanted to discover what a French…read more"Tacos" was like. If you have ever eaten at a real Mexican restaurant, you know that what the French call a "Tacos" is really a burrito. They have a special deal for students, which I asked for since I had my student id with me. They have a "vegetarian" option made with falafel, so I ordered that. They have a variety of sauces to accompany your O'Taco. I didn't know that french fries are mixed with the falafel, thus I was really confused about what I was eating when my order was served. Overall, I did not enjoy this experience. I prefer a real Mexican taco any day over the French variety.

From the owner: Sous les pavés, la plage Crée en 1992 par Alain et Dominique, l'Indigo Café a vu passer de nombreux…read moreclients, après avoir mis en gérance leur établissement durant 4 ans, les voici de retour, une nouvelle équipe et une carte revisitée !! Conservant ses indiscutables fajitas et non moins célèbres hamburger, ils ont établis une carte de tapas de 3.5 € à 5 € et des formules conviviales pour le déjeuner et le dîner. Pour les animations : Soirées Bimensuelles Programmées à partir du 12 Mars 2009. Sur une plage privée, l'Indigo Café offre le lieu de rendez-vous idéal pour prendre un verre au soleil dans une ambiance Olé Bodéga : cactus, tapis, cornes, tout y est pour le décor. Vous y gouterez bien sûr des cocktails (mojitos et autres piña colada y prennent bonne place) accompagnés de tapas ou plats sud-américains comme l'indétrônable chili ou les fajitas. Ambiance assurée en soirée.