Amazing food! Gorgeous set up…read more The portion sizes are generous, so start with one order and see how you feel before ordering the second. We ordered the lamb dish and their chicken tajin, both quite good. The chicken Tajin was on the salty side. Make sure to make a reservation because this place gets packed. We didn't have a reservation and luckily they had one table available in the shade outside. They open at 7, we got there at 7:10.

Among the slew of restaurants that line the port of St Tropez, it is a roll of the dice to find the…read moreright address -- to avoid the overly expensive tourist trap, with slow or snobbish service, etc. Run by Jerome and Faty (expatriated from the Parisian suburbs), l'Adresse is a gem of a spot. Set to an ever present background lounge music, we enjoyed it so much we went twice. The food was refined. From the reasonably priced (14-16E) suggestions du jour, we enjoyed the Lamb and Veal Chops, as well as some tasty Gambas and Plaice fish. Its address is officially 4 Quai de l'Epi; but, you need to find l'Esplanade du Nouveau Port (on the far port [left hand] side of the port). Nice touch: check the Adresse logo where the A and D combine for the jib and mainsail of a sailboat.

Im very sad that this place is in Marseille and im all the way in Paris. Very few meals in my life…read morecause me such joy and euphoria. Well worth the 20 minute walk from our hotel. Ghomrassen gave me a wonderful first time experience with the Art o Couscous. After walking around Marseille all day during Spring Break, we sound this place on Yelp and were attracted by the great reviews it had. My god the food was good. As I have come to realize these past months, vacation is a time when I forget my limits and eat like crazy. Especially when I have a good feeling about a particular establishment. I find myself ordering to or three courses at times. This is one of such occasions. Regardless of the weird looks I typically get, I ordered to plates the first time I ate at Ghomrassen. Most of the time while im in countries abroad, the waiter will ask me once or twice to verify my order because they think they might have misunderstood me. But no. I do plan on eating all of that. The first plate I ordered was the Couscous de mouton. For 6€ you get a big bowl of Couscous along with a very generous chunk of mutton and a bowl of their delicious sauce. From the moment I took my first bite, I knew that I had acquired a life long love. The meat was cooked to perfection and the sauce complimented the the meat so well. And the couscous. It was just amazing. The second plate I ordered was the Brochette d'Agneau. For 7.50€ it comes with fries and a salad. I was very satisfied with this plate but not in love with it like the first one. It was delicious, dont get me wrong. But I felt like I had cheated myself by ordering something with fries and a salade at such a magnificent Turkish restaurant. The brochettes of lamp were very good and tender. The fries were well done and the salade was good too. This place was so good that I took advantage of an opportunity to go again the next day. This time I took advantage of what I knew would be the last opportunity I would have to eat there for a long long time. I ordered the Couscous Royale. One of the more pricey things on the menu, but still cheap by french restaurant standards. For 12€ the Couscous royale is a giant bowl of couscous, a plate with big helpings of 5 different kinds or meat and a bowl of the house couscous sauce. It was fantastic. The owner took notice to the plate I ordered and came by to our table to ask us about where we were from and how we liked the food. We were lucky enough to get the complimentary tea at the end that some of the other reviews mention. After living in paris for 7 months, going to a restaurant and getting such a good quality of service left me in consumer bliss. It was an amazing dining experience. Im glad I ate there not once but twice during my short vacation in Marseille. Ill be back one day and when I arrive ill be making my way down for some serious feelings of nostalgia over a nice bowl of couscous.

We came here for dinner one night -- it was my first time at a Tunisian restaurant…read more The Chorba soup was great, very tasty. We ordered a Couscous chicken with a tomato-based vegetable sauce. Vegetables were tender and the sauce was very satisfying and flavourful. Great comfort food. The other dish we ordered was Mutton with white bean sauce. This was more bland, not as good as the other food. Service was friendly. 3.5 stars

Excellent restaurant! Food and personal! The couscous was delicious and the price quite reasonable…read more A place to go A must !

I can't believe how good Moroccan food in France is!! After eating so much french, it's nice to…read moreget a little spice in the palate. We thoroughly enjoyed the 14 euro tagines for lunch. Afterwards, walk outside to your left, and there is a cooking school as well as some cute shops after you make a right and a left (Hermes and more local boutiques).

Really good Moroccan food in Avignon. Had to go back for a second meal. Sooo much food!read more

Delicious chicken couscous! Generous portion and reasonable prices. I didn't try dessert.read more

Excellent Moroccan restaurant in Menton. Great food, setting and service.read more

We had a most delicious and pleasant dining experience in a beautiful setting. Do not miss the…read moreopportunity to dine here when you're in Marseilles.

Quality/Quantity - My wife really enjoyed this meal. She enjoyed her soup and half my chicken…read moreentree. Complimentary olives and red hot sauce. My wife also enjoyed the olives. Wife's note - It would be nice if there was also some "bread" with this meal. Decent size chicken, a quarter piece. The meat melted off the bone which my wife loved. I prefer my meat to be a little more hearty. The salad was very plain, think head lettuce and some slivers of carrot. Rice was good, but very minimal. Fries were good. And to wash it all down, a VERY small glass of white wine with two large ice cubes for 5.50 Euros... $6.50 USD for this?!? Basically a sip of wine... And I was actually not going to drink because I knew we were having a GREAT dinner at Une Table au Sud, see other 5 Star Yelp review! Plus LV always gives me champagne. But you know that because you are following. So in summary, that "glass" of wine affected my mood for this lunch. I just got mad at myself for ordering it. Ambiance - Local business and we do our best to support. In the tourist area. Indoor and outdoor seating; see pictures. Clean toilets; see pictures. Service - The male employee was more welcoming than the female one. Unfortunately for us, we got stuck with the female employee. Not sure if they are owners or family...? She just did not seem happy and did not want to be here... Price - 31.50 Euros, $37 USD; I felt overpriced for what we got. Well, we are in a tourist area, so we should expect tourist prices. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

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!

From the owner: Couscous à emporter ou à déguster sur place Sur le boulevard Cunéo les restaurants ne sont pas si…read morenombreux que ça. La Palmeraie est une table aux spécialités orientales : couscous, tajines, et desserts très sucrés vous emmènent directement aux portes de l'Orient. Pour commander le couscous au poisson, une spécialité maison, pensez à commander à l'avance. L'accueil toujours très sympathique fait de cette adresse un rendez-vous convivial et charmant.

I was not expecting anything fantastic because it was in the middle of the tourist area, but the…read morerave reviews gave me hope. All I can say was it was mediocre Moroccan food at best. I've been to Morocco, cook tajines and cous cous myself, so I think I know a little bit about it. We ordered a pastilla which was okay, the spices seemed like they were added at the end rather than while the chicken was cooking. The lamb tajine had little flavor and was served with only bread. We asked for some cous cous semolina on the side and were given some, with a surprised look from the waiter. At 17 or 18 euros you expect to get something with it. The wait staff was nice but to sum it up, the food is forgettable.

Good service and food that hit the spot. Between three, we shared the couscous méchou, couscous…read moremerguez, salade souk, and a small carafe of red wine. The couscous dishes were everything I wanted them to be. Namely, the lamb shoulder was cooked perfectly (crisp outside, tender inside) and I could eat that for the rest of my life. The two couscous dishes were more than enough between the three of us, especially since the couscous is à volonté.