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France Food Guide: 10 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Marignane
Find out what French restaurants to try in Marignane including Le Filet de Boeuf, La Cadiere, Le Barth, Grill Courtepaille, Restaurant la Cremaillere, Le Collectionneur, La Barque, Via Nostra, Le Chianti, La Table D'Etienne
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10. La Table D'Etienne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By Aley07
My daughter's future-in-laws took us to this small charming restaurant when we were in the South of France on holiday last Sept 2016. It had an indoor and an outdoor dining which is at the back, pretty much like a courtyard. It has a quite personal ambience. Staff were friendly and we had the chance to meet the owner. Food was delicious and price was reasonable. Highly recommend this restaurant.
9. Le Chianti
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By TartanArmyEdinburgh
Five of us had a magnificent lunch at this establishment. The lady doing the running around is called Natalie, with her husband doing the cooking and her daughter helping with the serving. And, most importantly, the restaurant dog Tyson! It was very busy and with only the three of them, getting served can take some time, so kick back and enjoy a bottle (or two) of Rose wine while you're waiting for the menu (that'll be Natalie). They speak no English which made the experience even better. We asked her to 'feed us' and she duly did, with the Menu fixe (three courses and a glass of wine) of only â¬14 a head!! Thank you Natalie (and Tyson, who appears on the street view Google map as well as the pics we took.)!
8. Via Nostra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 285 reviews
Reviewed By GlobeTrotting743906
Recently visited with a group of teenagers and parents. Great time had by all with great options for different tastes and excellent service from Fabrice and team
7. La Barque
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By vtex001
We stopped here by chance when looking for a cafe for lunch. Parking can be difficult but the food is worth a walk if required. We did not book and were lucky to get a table as the restaurant filled quickly at lunchtime. The food was simple and prepared well. The salads were very fresh and portions were good. I would recommend this restaurant. One thing to note for visitors is that the veranda area is a smoking area so for UK visitors this is very different from what is now normal in the UK.
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6. Le Collectionneur
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
Concept-store music & vintage - restaurant - vintage shop and records store - concerts - events - art exhibition...
Reviewed By ianw493
Booked based on TripAdvisor reviews, glad we did as food very good setting excellent and staff superb. Really good meal with great service if your looking for somewhere to eat in the area would highly recommend.
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5. Restaurant la Cremaillere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
The restaurant la crémaillère was born in 1974 of an old farm and the culinary experience of a couple, located near the airport, the train station tgv, airbus and Marseille it is the ideal place To recharge oneself 'local' .. being able to receive up to a
Reviewed By Richard T
We always dread the cattle like treatment of people going through airports, particularly budget airline ones and Marseille MP2 is no exception to this! So our final meal was one way we could prepare for the horrors ahead. We looked at the nearest town to the airport and found La Cremaillaire on Tripadvisor which appeared to have favourable reviews. It is run by a charming young couple and the open air terrace inside the restaurant was delightfully quirky. As we only had limited time we only ordered a main course of Roullade of Veal which was absolutely delicious and the best meal we had during our stay in Provence.
4. Grill Courtepaille
Overall Ratings
3 based on 295 reviews
Reviewed By connollyfrank1
Bright, modern, eat indoors or out. All the usual grill favourites to be had here plus some local delights too. Staff are friendly and helpful (even had an English language menu!) To start we shared the charcuterie platter it was amazing (big enough for 20 people!!) I had the burger with goats cheese which was melty delicious. Herself had the ribs, juicy and smokey. Usual sides to be had fries, green beans, baked potatoes. â¬5/â¬8 kids menu available too, which the small lad loved. Wine a little expensive but a small price to pay for an all round great experience.
3. Le Barth
Overall Ratings
4 based on 219 reviews
The Chief Patrick Barbaux welcomes you in his restaurant the Barth from Monday to Saturday, lunch and dinner in an atmosphere snug and cosy. After thirty years spent in the service of the finest restaurants of the Luberon, Patrick chose to serve in Saint-
Reviewed By Eucryphia
We stopped off for lunch here before catching our plane from Marseille airport (Marignane) which is about 5km away.Unpretentious, good food at a decent price. Very good portion size. Staff were helpful in dealing with a food allergy, as they could ask the chef who cooks everything in house, including a lovely creme brulée. We sat inside as the terrace was a little noisy.
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2. La Cadiere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By VivB081
We used to eat at La Cadiere with my late father on our way to Marseille-Marignane airport and were delighted to find that, 10 to 20 years later, it has kept the same high quality of food and service. We arrived at 12.15 on a Thursday lunchtime and by 13.00 the place was packed! Couldn't fault it and it was a great way to end our trip on a high note.
1. Le Filet de Boeuf
Overall Ratings
3 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By Made-In-Mars
we went there for a alumni meeting and the waitress was very nice and friendly -maybe too friendly though. The pizza chef looked like he was depressed. The restaurant itself looks old with garden chairs and tables...BUT the food was extremely good! We ordered a pizza for the 'apéro' and it was good. The meat was awesome and the wine quite good and all that for a low price!Who would expect to find good food in a commercial area
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