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1. Le Violette
$ | |You could hardly beat the location of this (mostly outdoor) bistro in the shady, elegant courtyard of the Collection Lambert. Hearty lunches and dinners include a fish and meat choice with plenty of fresh local vegetables and salads on the side—perhaps, salmon gravlax with an Asian-inflected cabbage salad or roasted lamb with bright steamed veggies. Wines are mostly organic with plenty of choices by the glass, or spring for a fresh-pressed juice with a spritz of fresh ginger. Scrumptious desserts round out the meal or make a pleasant teatime break after exploring the collection.
5 rue Violette, Avignon, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 84000, France04–90–85–36–42Known For
- Superfresh ingredients
- Unbeatable shaded terrace
- Organic wines by the glass
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No dinner Sun. and Tues. -
2. Les Baux Jus
$$ | |Who would have thought that you could find a 100% organic, raw, gluten-free, and vegan restaurant of this caliber in the heart of meat-centric Provence? It's foodie heaven to those with restricted diets, offering a tantalizing range of cold-pressed juices, salads, pastries, and smoothies so good that even carnivores will appreciate them. The rustic dining room is adorable, and there is a sunny terrace overlooking the village.
Rue de la Calade, Les Baux-de-Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 13520, France09–86–39–84–96Known For
- Vegan and gluten-free dishes
- 100% organic ingredients
- Friendly atmosphere
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3. Pâtisserie Jouvaud
$ | |You'll never feel more like a kid in a candy shop than when you feast your eyes on the scintillating pastries, candied fruits (a specialty of the Vaucluse since Roman times), chocolates, and other local sweets sold here. At the charming café next door you can enjoy your selection with tea or coffee; there's also a small menu of savory lunch dishes.
5 av. des Quatre Otages, L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 84800, France04–90–26–72–94Known For
- The best of French pastries
- Everything made on the premises
- Friendly, English-speaking service
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4. Café Le Grillon
$ | |Dating back 100 years, this is among the Cours Mirabeau's oldest cafés. Its old-fashioned interior and terrace facing the pretty square give it a certain Provençal charm, and you'll find a menu of French brasserie classics along with the usual café fare.
49 cours Mirabeau, Aix-en-Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 13100, France04–86–22–44–44Known For
- Historic setting
- Standard brasserie fare
- Perfect setting facing Cours Mirabeau
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5. La Tisserie
$ | St-Victor |If you're hankering after a great coffee, you can't go wrong at this chic café in the up-and-coming Saint-Lambert village district of the city.
142 Rue d'Endoume, Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 13007, France04–91–89–22–69Known For
- Coffee roasted on premises
- Outdoor seating
- Can buy beans to go
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6. Regards Café
$ | Rive Neuve |Nearby yet removed from the bustle of the Vieux Port and MuCEM's crowded cafés, this luminous, lunch-only dining room in the Musée Regards de Provence has panoramic new port and city views. Chef Thierry Lennon's cooking is worthy of the setting and features dishes like roasted cod with saffron risotto or tender duck breast with honeyed red cabbage. If you've forgotten to reserve, don't worry: there's a cafeteria-style buffet with fresh gourmet sandwiches, salads, and desserts that you can enjoy on one of two terraces. Open until 6, it's a nice place for an afternoon pick-me-up or an apéro before heading off somewhere else for dinner.
Allée Regards de Provence, Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 13002, France04–96–17–40–45Known For
- Perfect spot for a quick coffee, lunch, or apéro
- Beautiful views of the boats leaving for Corsica and Sicily
- Reservations needed (unless you want to enjoy the buffet out on the terrace)
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7. Torrefaction Noailles
$ | La Canebière |The scent of roasting coffee emanates from this popular spot on the lively Canébière, Marseille's central spine. The coffee is good, but the hot chocolate is famous (it's so thick you may need a spoon to finish it); enjoy either option and a homemade pastry at the counter, alongside locals sharing the day's gossip.
56 La Canebière, Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, 13001, France04–91–55–60–66Known For
- Old-world setting
- Velvety hot chocolate
- Local flavor
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