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1. Une Table au Sud
One floor above street level, in a modern dining room with views of the Vieux Port, this restaurant serves the most creative cuisine in Marseille....
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2. Le Miramar
Set in a room graced with frescoes of underwater life and big windows that open onto the Vieux Port, except for Le Petit Nice, Le Miramar offers...
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3. Arcenaulx (Les)
This architectural oddity serves memorable cuisine. The navies of Louis XIV built these stone warehouses near the Vieux Port that today house this...
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4. Michel-Brasserie des Catalans
Although it's decorated with shellacked lobsters and starfish, this restaurant serves a fine bouillabaisse. Just beyond the Parc du Pharo, next...
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6. Chez Fonfon
This is one of the legendary restaurants of Marseille, with a clientele of famous actors that included John Wayne and Yves Montand in the 1950s...
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7. Medina (La)
- On the Escale Borély, between the Sports Beach and the rest of the restaurants and shops is La Medina, a Moroccan food restaurant for those who... read more
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10. Cerise sur le Gâteau (Le)
- Cuisine for everyone, recipes explained simply in the form of workshops: this is what Jerome Cellier, Master Pastry Chef, chocolatier and ice cream... read more
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The Best of NileGuide
- The one thing the French are far and above the best at, is making you salivate even after you've finished a meal. Marseilles is no different. With having been a main port of oriental exploits for France for centuries of colonialism, and a brutish past with as many invaders as you can find in history, many dishes that you think of today as the norm originated in Marseilles. Couscous, casserole, you name it, it came from Marseilles. The best way to find a restaurant you want to go to is throw a dart at a map of the city, because regardless of where you may end up, there will be restaurants that will wow your taste buds.
