Horrible! Just another expensive and overrated pub-wannabe at the Vieux-Port…read more The place is crowded and impossible to get a drink. Service is also terrible and unpolite, not say disrespectful sometimes. Music is just a top 50 on Spotify. Save your time and money and go to another place.

There are a surprisingly large quantity of Irish pubs in Marseille. I think we walked by at least…read more2-3 others on the same strip before settling in at "Le Shamrock" for a pre-dinner drink. If you don't like fighting a crowd, I recommend showing up to the waterfront bars in Marseille on a Wednesday night in October! :) Fall is an "off-season" in Marseille, so the entire patio of tables (probably 150 seats) was basically empty, excepting our group. Staff is friendly and generally pretty quick (again, perhaps due to non-existent crowds). There's a full bar drink selection, including my most recent great discovery: peach syrup mixed with light beer (don't knock it until you have tried it). Huge plus in that they take credit cards (not a given in Marseille), but pretty big minus in that they generally won't keep a tab. Free olives and sour cream and onion chips located near the door! They're self-serve - grab a bowl (or several) and bring them to your table.

What an authentic Irish Pub - Marseilles France! I went there ummm, maybe a lil too often on my…read morerecent trip to Marseilles. The Guiness was as good as you get in Dublin or elsewhere in Ireland. The bartender and the rest of the team was very nice and helpful - something you dont often see in an Irish Pub - no matter where in the world its located. Also, the burgers etc were pretty darn good. I'd go back AND I didnt think Id ever say that about an Irish Pub. :)

Super pub ! Ce pub était là avant que les pubs soient à la…read moremode (j'y était pour l'ouverture il y a plus de 15 ans !) et il ne m'a jamais déçu. C'est sans doute le pub le plus authentique de Marseille et j'y ai toujours passé un bon moment, que ce soit pour une soirée entre amis, un match de rugby ou une pinte par une calme après-midi d'hiver près de la cheminée. Les prix sont raisonnables et le service agréable. En plus c'est ouvert le dimanche ce qui est plutôt rare dans le quartier. J'espère qu'il sera encore là dans 15 ans !

Fun spot for the expat 20-somethings with decent drinks (as any Irish themed bar has) and even a…read moresnack or two - but no full menu to tuck into bangers or colcannon - so best just to keep in mind a nice place to hear English spoken and to watch the Irish and the Brits bet each other as to who can chug the most beer faster while temporary French girlfriends, classmates via a study-abroad program no doubt, watch on in good cheer. This bar is set right next to the port - so good views and great people watching but for dining there are dozens of other places of varying degrees of expense to get a good meal (and still keep drinking).

Absolutely wonderful, we arrived shortly before sunset and just for drinks. What an incredible…read moreview, the host relocated us midway through our drinks to allow us to sit outside and enjoy the view. That is what I call, good customer service!

This place is sooo soo good. It is located right by the port so you get amazing views. Plus, it…read moreisn't too crowded because it is located on the second floor of this hotel. This place isn't one of those touristy places where they serve you bad food. They take their food quality really seriously here. You can tell based off of what you get. The wait staff is pretty nice although service is really slow. I suppose it is not the American way where they push you out. Instead, they take your time so you can enjoy your food. For parents of little ones though, I would have appreciated some more expediency. The food was sooooo good. They serve typical Provincal food. We got their seafood platter. The freshly made garlic mayo complimented the food perfectly. I also got the shrimp and rice. This was yummy but not as good as the seafood platter. The next day we got grilled octopus with rice. The octopus was perfectly grilled. For high quality food, the price point isn't too bad. I think it is on the more affordable end.

Great location and looks like an Irish pub. They serve Guinness but blast head-banging metal music…read more There are too many good places around. I wouldn't bother with this one.

Female bartender with attitude --no lime or lemon available for gin and tonic, no diet Coke for a…read moremixed drink and an "I need you not" air. Definitely lacking in any "Irish charms" or the true meaning of a "pub".

One of several Irish British Pubs in the town center. Good vibe mostly pub drinks but looks like a…read morefull bar. They offer many types of beer from mild to wild. The buildings are authentic style. If you know history of marseille it was heavily bombed during WWII as the nazi's used it as a major supply port. Thee service was so personal explaining the different beers, stouts etc. their Guinness is said to be the best. Don't be shocked at seeing cassock wearing priest enjoying a pint or two. The French are so relaxed. A group of shoulders patrolling the area. We're really nice sorry no pictures battery was low on my phone. I shouldn't have been playing games on it. P S Swiss air had no charging abilities on the planes.

From the owner: Le 4ème du genre Déjà implanté à Avignon, Aubagne et Marseille (avenue Mendès-France), le Red Lion…read mores'installe dans le quartier de la Plaine et du Cours Julien.

Nice patio to overlook the port and people watch is all that was worth the experience I had…read more Though I only stopped for a drink. It was the worse raspberry mojito I have ever had. I don't know if there was any rum in it. But it didn't taste fresh or minty. And the raspberry seemed like fake syrup and not like real fruit at all. Surprisingly France makes a great mojitos so I expected more than the syrup ice mess that I had for 9€. Service was slow too and they're very eager to have u pay as soon as u get ur items. Prob bc easy to walk away or possibly bc u pay and can't complain about how bad stuff is

Stopped in to use the restroom and have some beers while we strolled this port town. Got in…read moretrouble for not saying bonjour before (nicely) inquiring about the restrooms. Lol ok ok, I get it--sorry, I apologized sweetly and he directed me. The hazing continued even as I ordered $60 in drinks/tip at bar. I mean, ok, I got it--say bonjour first. No need to rake me over the coals. I think the people in this (gorgeous) town need to relax. Life is too short to be mean to your guests who financially support your economy.

From the owner: Un lounge méditerranéen Le Scirocco, ce vent chaud et sec d'Afrique du Nord a été pris comme…read moresymbole du bar lounge de l'Hôtel Radisson. Cela s'explique par le cadre, orange et pourpre, les matières, nobles et confortables, le jeu de lumières, cosy et intimiste, qui font du bar un havre de détente et de confort. Des compositions florales et fruitières disposées ça et là, des fauteuils ambiance années 70's, de la musique lounge... Tout ces détails contribuent à conférer à l'endroit une aura de zénitude. Cocktails, vin au verre et assiette de tapas sont à la carte de ce bar accessible aux clients comme au non-clients du Radisson. L'accès se fait par l'entrée de l'hôtel.