I absolutely loved this chocolaterie--after all, the French truly know their craft. From the moment…read moreI stepped in, the rich aroma of chocolate was mesmerizing and set the tone for the entire experience. Everything was reasonably priced, and the service was attentive and welcoming. A delightful spot that I would happily recommend.

From the owner: Recette de tradition​ - Un savoir faire unique…read more Envie de chocolat ? Chocolat noir aux figues et aux noix, chocolat noir cerises Amarena, chocolat au lait à la guimauve, chocolat blanc marbré à la framboise ou bien encore la spécialité maison la barre Marseillaise... La Barre Marseillaise ® est une spécialité de la Chocolatière de Marseille. Un praliné "sans beurre, ni crème" de pur plaisir, nature, feuilletée, à l'ancienne, à l'orange ou encore à la cerise, c'est une vaste sélection de choix qui attend les gourmands à la Chocolatière de Marseille. Mon secret ? C'est une fabrication sur place, entièrement manuelle, tous les chocolats sont faits maison avec des recettes traditionnelles, acquises quinze ans durant chez La Chocolatière du Panier, fermée depuis 2013.

I loved this shop. There were numerous samples and the candies offered were wonderful. I am sorry I…read moredid not purchase more while I was there. The chocolate olives were my favorite. Unfortunately the ones I purchased with the intension of giving away were consumed by my daughter and I.

From the owner: Un confiseur de qualité Cacao, pruneaux confits, nougats, pâte d'amande, biscuits, fruits confits :…read moreà la Cure gourmande, tout est fabriqué de façon artisanale, dans le respect des règles d'autrefois. Cette chaîne de produits de confiserie propose des paniers déjà faits ou donne accès à un "self service", chacun constituant son panier comme il l'entend.

Nut allergy warning: Most of their chocolates contain almonds or praline (hazelnut). The dark…read morechocolates are generally safer. We found this small shop while walking around Marseilles and stopped in on a whim. The ladies were incredibly friendly, offering us samples of their unique olive oil chocolate. They are multilingual and incredibly considerate of allergies. The shop has all kinds of unique olive-oil based chocolate, from chocolate coffee beans to lavender infused or coffee infused chocolate. I bought some chocolate covered ginger to take home for about $20. A little pricier but the olive oil chocolate was quite unique and very smooth. Lovely spot, would come back for some high end chocolate.

The dark chocolate with olive oil and the dark chocolate paste were to die for! They have some…read moresamples available of various items. The customer service was on point! Incredibly knowledgeable of the products! But the dark chocolate with olive oil and the dark chocolate paste!... will get somebody pregnant!

High quality chocolate in a fancy shop. A bit pricey.read more

From the owner: - Si vous n'avez pas envie d'aller jusqu'à l'atelier de Puyricard pour vous procurez les fameux…read morechocolats, il vous reste cette boutique en plein centre du vieil Aix.

Fantastic ganache chocolates with intense flavors. We picked several flavors for a custom multi…read morepiece box, and purchased five single origin bars. We will definitely return!!

A wonderful show quality that is comparable to high-end Belgian and Swiss chocolates - a wide…read moreselection of chocolates to please everyone - Un chocolatier de qualité comparable au chocolatier belge et suisse essayer c'est l'adopter delicious

We had such a lovely walking tour of the charming city of Aix en Provence, in southern France. Aix…read moreen Provence is renowned for their 30 beautiful fountains; formerly 100. We walked through beautiful streets lined with many market tables with all types of merchandise. Then we walked to a lovely pedestrian street lined with quaint shops. One of those was Leonard Parli. Here they sell the traditional calissons. They are a tiny confection in a unique little container. The calissons are delightful, made from almonds, fruit, and sugar. The confection as well as their packaging are in a marquise shape. From there, we walked on to even more interesting market stands selling lavendar, provencal herbs, vegetables, fruits, and gift items. What a delightful and lovely city on the Mediterranean coast of France!

We don't like traditional calissons (from anyone) so... we didn't like these either. But their…read morenon-traditional ones- not so bad!

Just added this location to Yelp, though they have stores all over France. Simply couldn't find…read moreTHIS one, situated on the Cours Mirabeau in Aix. I suspect the chocolates are similarly delicious at all of their outlets (which while a bit pricey, is worth totally worth it for these tasty chocolate morsels!) I felt compelled to start a new thread for THIS chocolate shop, as the woman behind the counter was particularly helpful, and offered several samples as we made some very difficult chocolate choosing decisions! Short answer - Good product. Great service. We will be back!

Small shop with awesome macaroons, and yummy chocolate. Worth a stop if you're in Aix.read more

Insane lamb tagine. Remarkable. They do have other selections including regular lasagna. Etc. This…read moreplace is really a butcher shop but sells ready to eat food in front. A must try...