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.

If you are looking to dine outdoors near the Marseille harbor but away from the touristy crowds,…read moreVinonéo is a good option. I had a lovely lunch here on the terrace out front. Even though it was 30°C, the breeze and shade from the tall trees made it a perfect spot to enjoy some French fare and people watching. The fresh Burrata Caprese (with pesto sauce!) and Squash Blossom appetizers were very tasty. Probably the the best versions of each I've ever had. I was so full by the time I finished them that I had a bit of trouble making my way through my Lamb Shank entrée. It was lamb roasted with shallots, root vegetables, and a wine sauce, but the meat was a bit over-cooked, salty, and dry. I probably should have chosen a lighter dish. The wine I had was very good though, and it's a beautiful place to dine outdoors!

My wife and I had the most scrumptious dinner here out on the patio this past August. Despite the…read morestifling heat, our seating was cool with a gentle breeze off the nearby harbor. I had swordfish carpaccio with wasabi "ice cream" of which I still dream. The wine list while brief, was excellent, and our server directed me to the perfect pairing. The service was attentive, but unobtrusive. When we are back in Marseille this is definitely a place we will happily return.

I came here solely on the strength of a couple of Yelp reviews. These are not always reliable - but…read morein this case appear to be spot on! I came for an early lunch in a sunny for me Saturday and walked in soon after noon - and was the first lunch customer. The waiter / owner spoke just enough English and I just enough French for me to choose a smoked duck cake for my starter. I had that with a glass of white wine. Both to die for. I ordered a casserole with Strasbourg sausage and mushrooms for my main course and asked the waiter to recommend an appropriate glass of wine. He brought a glass from the same winery - again sensational. The owner told me he loves running a small place where he can make people happy because he can ensure every meal is excellent. It works for me!

Le Petit Flore serves a good lunch with passion and warmth. Here there is a completely…read moredown-to-earth atmosphere and a no-nonsense attitude to the food, wine and service. It was certainly difficult not to feel welcome here with the enthusiasm and the witty treatment we got. The menu changes constantly and there is therefore only options you'll see on the board, if you can decipher it. With a limited knowledge of French and not the best ability to decipher swirly French handwriting on a blackboard, I was happy that we got the short version explained in English. We had starters and cannelloni for our main course and a glass of white wine. The portion of cannelloni was rather big (by our lunch standards), so we had to give up at some point, but it was not for the lack of trying our best. The food was good, but could have done well with a bit more oomph in the taste, though I was very satisfied with my wine.

I discovered this restaurant thanks to LaForchette, and it was the best experience I had reserving…read morethrough them. The food is a mixture of classical French cuisine with a modern twist... plus, it was delicious! The ambiance is intimate and cozy, and although there are not a lot menu options, all the options they had were great and already hard enough to pick from. The service was also excellent. Great place for a date/culinary adventure!

From the owner: Le resto qui se fait un nom Dans une ambiance chaleureuse et intime, ce petit resto vous séduira…read morepar sa cuisine d'inspiration méditerranéenne recherchée et raffinée. La carte change tous les mois et s'adapte aux produits de saison. Pour commencer le repas, vous avez le choix entre quelques tapas ou une entrée. En plus d'être ouvert le soir, le restaurant propose des cours de cuisine consacrés au fond de placard avec idées et astuces puis une dégustation. De plus, tous les 1er dimanches du mois, le Casa No Name propose son brunch.

Wonderful Traditional Magreb Food (North African-Algerian, Tunisian, Morroccan). All the dishes are…read moreout on display...You choose a main course..Meats 5 euro..Grilled Meats 6 euro... Fish 8 euro...Then choose all the side dishes you want (they are included in the price!!!)...fresh salads, home made french fries, mashed potatoes, spinach au gratin, rice, beans, stewed vegetables etc, etc...the sides are piled high on a separate plate... Everything is Super Delicious!!! Huge Portions and SOOO Cheap!!!! If you like no-frills traditional food this is your place. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

This brasserie is highly rated across several apps, and I am not sure why. The service was…read moreexceptionally slow even by French standards and there were no explanations as to what the ingredients were for the sides on the menu. NOTE 1: My mother was born in Marseille and speaks French. She handled the conversation during this visit. Let me explain. When we arrived, there were only a handful of two top seated and the sun was beaming down, so one of the attendants winched the rooftop canopy to block the sun. We finally received a basket of bread, then some water, and then the menus. All the while, very large groups of diners were being seated. It became apparent quickly that the team at Madie surmised that we were not worthy of any of the basic services and all additional attention was provided to the large groups. I ordered the artichoke plate. My mother and my wife each ordered the Octopus salad. My artichoke plate arrived and it looked delicious except that it had a chuck of meat in it and meat broth. There was no information on the menu that stated that a vegetable plate had any meat in it. If it did, I would not have ordered it. The octopus salad according to my two diners was okay but they both remarked it needed a squish of lemon and a little more seasoning. All in all, it was a very poor experience, we will not return, and I cannot recommend Madie to any of my fellow travelers.

Please, please, please... Come to this place if you're in Marseille. To understand what is…read moreMarseille you need to try an authentic Bouillabaisse, and this is the place to do it. Do your homework and don't fall in a tourist trap. The service is great, the food is simply amazing: we tried the Bouillabaisse, the Wild Grill Fish and the Linguine with Clams. All dishes were very good. Prices are on the upper end but they are definitely worth it... How many times will you be in Marseille across the marina eating local food? Trust me, you'll not regret it.

We are here on our first night in Marseille and it did not disappoint. Their risotto and pana-cotta…read morewere outstanding. Their prices were also very reasonable for the quality of food they provided. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone in Marseille.

Definitely small portions and I didn't realize how small until what I ordered arrived. I had the…read morericotta lasagna which had good flavor but mostly veggies and sauce not as much noodles and cheese. I had to ask for bread which wasn't what you expect in France. The baguette was kind of stale. I had a nice bottle of wine that was cold and the lasagna for $28€. Not horrible. But I left hungry still The girl server was cute and nice and attentive and I'd go again and just order more food!

Enjoyed dinner here in our first evening in Marseille…read more Seafood is fresh and delicious. Had a lovely octopus starter and main dish was a good portion of sea bass prepared with black rice. Cheese plate was my dessert and my friend delighted in a huge tiramisu. Service was impeccable, great location.

I really enjoyed the ambiance at this restaurant. We did not have a reservation, so we had to sit…read moreoutside for dinner, but this was perfectly okay because it was a nice night. The only downside would probably be the huge amount of wind, but the restaurant could not help that. I would say the appetizers were the best part of our meal. I had the burrata and my boyfriend had the prosciutto wrapped goat cheese, and both were phenomenal. We didn't get a photo of the goat cheese, but my boyfriend does not like goat cheese and said it was the best experience he has ever had with it.

Great spot for a meal on the terrace. Aioli was good but needed a bit more on the plate - octopus…read morestew was tasty Service friendly and fast

Nice place for having lunch and drinks on a sunny day. I had a green salad with octopus and…read morevinaigrette. The salad had a very large serving of grilled octopus. Service was fairly fast. They only have QR code menus, so if you do not have wifi on your phone you need to look at the menu written on the chalkboard and order from there.

The best falafel I have ever tasted, the texture was smooth and the sesame sauce was excellent…read more There were many people picking up take out orders, which is always a good sign but I never expected such a great falafel.

Absolutely visit this restaurant when you are in Marseille, make it a point to do so, even if you…read moreare going out of your way! We opted to share la menu végétarien, and for 15 €, it was almost enough to satisfy! We had to order a second helping of falafel al a carte (includes 5 extra falafel balls) which was then enough for us to feel oh so good. The fixed menu includes hommos, baba ganoush, tabouli, samboussik jebne (which is like a little samosa with cheese inside), fatayer (another samosa type with spinach inside), rakakat jebne (melted cheese inside Lebanese bread), falafel, and mjadara (potatoes and lentils). There was also a rice dish listed, but we didn't get that. You also get an ample side of pita bread! It's a lot of food and it's all perfectly prepared. At the end of the meal they brought us a couple sweet desserts, one corn based doused in honey, and the other a cream-pistachio topped sweet bread. And! A delicious serving of Moroccan mint tea. This was my favorite meal in Marseille, hands down. If it only were closer to where we stayed, we would've returned for another delicious meal. Don't miss out on this place!