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Marseille
- Overview
- Useful Contacts
- Attractions
- Events
- Flights to Marseille
- Excursions
- Restaurants
- Transport
- Climate
Une Table au Sud
This Michelin-starred restaurant is tucked away above the tourist traps of the Old Port, but it is vastly different than its neighbours, lacking many of the clichéd trappings of many local restaurants. The menu is focused on fresh haute cuisine in the style of top London restaurants, presenting trendy updated versions of Provençal cuisine that change seasonally. The restaurant itself enjoys scenic harbour views from the sleek dining room.
Address: 2 Quai du Port
Telephone: +33 (0) 4 91 90 63 53
Email: unetableausud@wanadoo.fr
Website: http://www.unetableausud.com
Le Ruhl
Marseille is famous for its bouillabaisse, and one of the most popular places to get this regional dish is at Le Ruhl, located in the hotel of the same name. In fact the restaurant serves several kinds of bouillabaisse, all complying to exacting requirements. Located along a rocky stretch of the French Riviera, every seat in the house has a sea view, and is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner.
Address: 269 Corniche Président-J.-F.-Kennedy
Telephone: (04) 91 52 01 77
Website: http://www.lerhul.fr
La Kahena
La Kahena is a popular Tunisian restaurant in a diverse city filled with North African competition. While the decor isn't anything special, the food is, with ten different kinds of couscous on the menu to complement dishes like mechouia (roasted lamb) and fish tagine. The eatery has become something of a lunchtime hotspot, and is open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 6pm.
Address: 2 rue de la République
Telephone: (04) 9190 6193
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