Your complete guide to the Marseille food and drink scene. From pop-up bars and cute cafes to Michelin restaurants, we’ve got all your foodie needs covered.
For Easter, each region of France has its own traditions. In central France, you can enjoy the “cornue du Limousin“, a brioche scented with orange blossom. Meanwhile, in Alsace, you’ll find the Lamala...
This year, the month of Ramadan began on February 28, 2025. During this sacred month, the world’s 1.6 billion Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset. A pious period of generosity, it’s also an opportunity to sh...
In Marseille, we like to have a drink in the sunshine, enjoy a good bouillabaisse, an…...
For some people, Sunday brunch is a real tradition. An unmissable rendez-vous with family or friends to recover from a big night out, or simply to round off the weekend in style. With sweet or savory offerings, brunch i...
The current economic situation doesn’t allow many people to eat out every week. Fortunately, there are a number of one-off events – such as The Fork festival – that can reduce your bill by 50%. For the...
If you’re tired of ordering a half of Kro or a glass of red (“the cheapest, please!”), the city of Marseille has plenty of alternatives to offer. These include trendy cocktail bars where you can go wil...
Do you think that Provencal cuisine is only famous for its bouillabaisse or its aioli? Think again: every year, the famous…...
To the delight of our taste buds, the city of Marseille is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. To mark Ramadan 2025, we’re opening our address book to you, and inviting you to discover the best orien...
Looking for a change of scene? If you associate Arabic cuisine with couscous and kebabs, this ranking of Middle Eastern and North African restaurants in Marseille…...
After oil pumps and king cakes, it’s time for another winter delicacy: crêpes. For a gourmet Chandeleur that’s easy to make, we’ve come…...
