Beer is kind of the star of the aperitif (along with pastis, of course, but we digress). This golden, bubbly liquid is perfect for cooling down at the end of the day, and Marseille offers plenty of opportunities to quench your thirst with a lager, a stout, or an amber ale. Whether you’re looking for locally brewed beer orplaces to sip it, Marseille Secrète has the best tips for you!
Le 143, Saint-Victor’s must-visit beer bar

Located in the heart of the Saint-Victor district, Le 143 opened its doors on September 28, 2018. A neighborhood bar specializing in beer, you can choose from a wide selection of draft and bottled beers. With its stylish decor and trendy atmosphere, Le 143 is the place to be if you love beer! Bonus: you can enjoy a game of pool in the lounge upstairs.
Victor, beer cellar and bistro

Here’s one piece of information that will convince you to check out Victor’s taps: in 2021, Victor, a beer cellar and bistro on Rue d’Endoume, was ranked among the 100 best beer bars in France. With over 400 regional and international beers, 6 taps, and 100 bottled beers to try, this place is a go-to spot for craft beer in Marseille.
La Voie Maltée, beer and a cozy atmosphere

Leaning on the bar or sitting comfortably in a leather armchair, a draft beer in hand in a warm atmosphere—that’s what awaits you at La Voie Maltée. With stone walls and hanging plants, this beer bar on Cours Julien also organizes after-work gatherings and group parties for an unbeatable atmosphere.
Keg & Can, Marseille’s trendy taproom

This small Marseille brewpub is located just a stone’s throw from the Luminy Campus in the Redon district. Transformed into a brewery, this former garage/gas station offers a selection of original beers on tap or in cans. Keg & Can offers both its own sparkling creations and those of other craft brewers. As an added bonus, you can enjoy a delicious hamburger with your pint.
Zoumaï, craft brewery and brewpub

Chez Zoumaï, a diverse and trendy spot nestled in the heart of Marseille, brews organic beers on site. As its name suggests, it’s a place for sharing, where good vibes abound. The venue also doubles as a brewpub, where you can sample their organic beers on tap!
Soiffe, a friendly local craft brewery

Between La Canebière and Saint-Charles, Claire and Angelo welcome foodies to their brasserie, where natural andartisanal are the watchwords. Beer and other fermented products (kombucha, kefir, etc.) accompany evenings and concerts. At Soiffe, people come to meet up, share an after-work drink, and enjoy a warm and authentic atmosphere.
La Cane Bière, for beer aficionados

Here, beer is celebrated in a thousand different ways. La Cane Bière is a place that combines a cellar and a beer bar in a contemporary setting with a harmonious atmosphere. With over 200 beers to choose from, there’s plenty to make your head spin. But that’s not all: the bar also hosts events with local breweries, art exhibitions, blind taste tests, and food pairing evenings with various guests.
Les BerThoM – where beer flows freely

Established in Marseille since 2017, Les BerThoM has had time to build a solid reputation among beer lovers. Ideally located in the center of Marseille, you’ll find it two minutes from the Old Port and the Opera House. Open every day, this beer bar had the brilliant idea of offering a Happy Hour from Sunday to Thursday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. It’s the perfect way to start the week in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.