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Where to go : new restaurants Marseille

A new wave of restaurants, canteens, wine cellars and more have just opened in Marseille. Take the opportunity to rediscover the city in a gourmet way through new flavors!

Published on 28 August 2024

Tigermilk: Mexican influence in the heart of rue Saint-Saëns

We start with Tigermilk, a brand-new, beautiful restaurant close to Place aux Huiles. The decor is well thought-out, and we particularly like the convivial library corner. As for what’s on the plate, we can’t get enough of it! Mexican-inspired, Tiger Milk offers ceviches, tacos and empanadas, all for exceptional value.

Address: 23 Rue Saint-Saëns, 13001 Marseille
Opening hours: daily lunch & dinner

Davaï: gourmet lunchtime canteen

Davaï is your new spot for a healthy, local and fresh lunch! Alexia and Quentin offer homemade dishes, on the spot or to take away. The canteen format is fun, and there’s always a vegan/vegetarian option and a meat or fish option. All their products come from the region, with suppliers including Drogheria de la Belle de Mai, Ferme du Roy d’Espagne, Graines de soleil and Scop Epice.

Address: 6 rue Saint-Michel, 13006 Marseille
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 12 noon to 2:30 p.m.

Jojo makes your mouth water on rue Caisserie

Every lunchtime at the office, we ask ourselves the same question: where are we going to eat? Don’t give it another thought, head for Jojo Marseille on rue Caisserie! From 8.30 a.m. to 4 p.m., you can enjoy sweet and savoury dishes, and even great breakfasts (their Mcjojo is to die for).

Address: 17 rue Caisserie, 13002 Marseille
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. non-stop

Ciccio, Italian delicacies in the city center

Ciccio is your new Italian lunch spot! From homemade lasagne and focaccia to burrata salad and lemon tiramisu, the value for money is excellent and the service adorable. We highly recommend it for a dolce-vita break!

Marseille en Cornet: takeaway street food from Marseille

You may have seen it on Tiktok or Instagram, Marseille en Cornet is the new concept that’s got the Quai du Port buzzing! Fritto misto, supions, sardines, squid or panisses, all in cornet form, cooked to perfection and enjoyed with your fingers by the sea. Marseille’s dolce vita!

Address: 208 Quai du Port, 13001 Marseille
Opening hours: every day except Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Acuda, a new living space on Cours Estienne d'Orves

Formerly Bistrot des Dames, Acuda is a restaurant and wine cellar, and a real place to discover on Cours Estienne d’Orves! Its neo-bistronomic cuisine evolves with the seasons, with products sourced from local producers. Elegant, refined cuisine in a festive, friendly atmosphere!

Address: 34 Place aux Huiles, 13001 Marseille
Opening hours: Lunch Wednesday to Friday, dinner Tuesday to Saturday

Cocotero: canteen and coworking space a stone's throw from Les Catalans

The 7th arrondissement recently welcomed Cocotero, the little sister of Mariposas du Cours Ju’! On the menu: savory buns and cakes, daily specials, and even tapas and natural wines in the evening. You can also drop in to work, while enjoying their sweet treats, all just a stone’s throw from Les Catalans.

Address: 47 rue de Suez, 13007 Marseille
Opening hours: every day except Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Les Rigoles: food and wine on boulevard Longchamp

Come and discover the tasty dishes of Chef Johann Barichasse at Les Rigoles! Also on the program: great natural wines, IPA beer and lots of good humor and sharing.

Address: 84 boulevard Lonchamp 13001 Marseille
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 6pm to midnight

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Sofrati, Lebanon at the heart of rue Grignan

A quality family-run Lebanese restaurant recently opened on rue Grignan! Come and discover Sofrati Marseille ‘s generous, homemade cuisine, all with a warm welcome. A must-try!

Address: 92 rue Grignan, 13001 Marseille
Opening hours : Monday to Saturday 10h-15h / 19h – 22h30