The Mounguy bar is open every day except Sunday, from coffee to shots. It hosts exhibitions, Dj's sets, concerts, table football and local competitions.
It specializes in drinks from elsewhere...
The best cocktails in Marseille can be found in this clandestine bar! To keep the mystery alive, no one reveals the address.
Go to the Carry Nation website to register for one of their parties.
Art Deco bistro from the 30's with a patio and an interior restaurant, open every day. Exhibitions with openings, various musical atmospheres in the evening.
Located near the Tourist Office, Prinder is a pillar of life in the Noailles neighborhood: opened in the 1920s by an Italian family, it continues to offer its drinks and simple dishes at lunchtime.
Developers, gamers, graphic designers, all the contributors to the world of video games and even gaming mugs are invited to share beers and food, ideas and cocktails, while enjoying the atmosphere...
Robato is a Japanese restaurant in Marseille, or rather a Franco-Japanese restaurant, offering an exploration of traditional Japanese cuisine through a clever blend of the two.
The front chain of the group of Danaïdes is treated in a beautiful Carrara marble: the sculptor borrowed this theme from mythology to exalt the theme of water.
When you get out of the Réformés metro station, every Tuesday and Saturday, you will find the colors of the flowers that give the square a country look.
Store for vintage and designer clothing and accessories, as well as collectors' items, unusual items, jewelry primers, vintage haberdashery, silver and gold-plated jewelry.
A simple and comfortable hotel, the Gambetta hotel welcomes you in the heart of the city, between the Saint-Charles train station and the Canebière, a few minutes from the Old Port.
