Middle Eastern culinary specialties are renowned for their refined tastes and enchanting aromas. As nourishing as they are appetizing, you’ll love their labneh, chich taouk, chawarma dishes, tabouleh, keftas and falafels… Want to treat your palate to a stopover in the Land of the Cedars? Discover our non-exhaustive list of the best Lebanese restaurants to discover in Marseille.
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Le Par Azar, a family restaurant in Marseille
It’s an address that leaves nothing to chance. In this adorable little restaurant, you’ll be as pleasantly surprised by the quality of the service as by the tasty dishes that await you. In this small, family-run restaurant in the heart of Marseille, you’ll find the best of Lebanese cuisine and inexpensive lunch menus that will make you want to come back again and again By Azar.
📍31, Grand Rue – Marseille 2e
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Chez Marwan, one of Marseille’s most surprising Lebanese restaurants
claire Girardot | © Fanny Przibilowski
After honing his skills in the kitchens of the Georges V, Rimal and Noura restaurants in Paris, chef Marwan Dagher decided to open his own address in the Phocaean city. One of Marseille’s not-to-be-missed Lebanese restaurants, it’s the menu that really appeals to us At Marwan’s. And in addition to the classics of Levantine cuisine, let yourself be surprised by their Lebanese “bouillabaisse” prepared with fresh fish from the Old Port market!
📍54, Rue Brandis – Marseille 5e
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Tamaly, Marseille’s best hummus
As soon as it opened, the Tamaly immediately won over the hearts and stomachs of Marseille’s most discerning gourmets. Located at 4 rue Edmond Rostand, this restaurant is a veritable ode to Mediterranean and Levantine cuisine. If we go there for the ultra-chivalrous welcome, we return above all for their totally addictive hummus. An address to know in Marseille.
📍 4, Rue Edmond Rostand – Marseille 6e
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Wadina – one of Marseille’s best-known Lebanese restaurants
At the top of rue Breteuil in Marseille, you’ll find the restaurant Wadina. Lovers of Levantine cuisine are well acquainted with this address, which is close to becoming an institution in Marseilles. Here, the purest Lebanese culinary tradition is respected to the letter. There’s hummus, keftas, tabouleh and more. We love the warm welcome and the unquestionable quality of the dishes.
📍133, Rue Breteuil – Marseille 6e
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Le Coin Phénicien – an inexpensive, quality restaurant
We’ll set the scene. In a small restaurant with a clean, minimalist decor, you can enjoy the warm dishes of the Levant. À la carte du Phoenician corner in this section, you’ll find classic dishes such as hummus, baba ganoush and labneh. For your main course, try our halloumi pistou, keftas and falafels. Budget-conscious customers will be delighted to discover a vegetarian galette + dessert + drink formula for just €10.
📍12, Rue de la Croix – Marseille 7e