La Scene sur Aix-En-Provence

Great musical atmosphere, jam session...not to be missed, superb setting

The decor was very nice, the live music by Chris Music was exceptional, but what can I say about the food except a disaster? Everything on the "board" was fried except the fries! In fact, the "cooking" was more like a makeshift affair, a haphazard assembly of frozen products. Nothing was edible, not even the chocolate fondant! In short, you might go back for the ambiance and the music, but there's nothing to recommend it in terms of service, welcome, or overall experience. Completely amateurish. A shame. Michel

A menu where everything is tempting, but you have to make a choice, but above all, it's very good. The restaurant is large with a sun-drenched courtyard, the service is excellent, no waiting, and very attentive. A place that is more than recommended.

My first time at this establishment for a jazz evening... Perfect...great atmosphere...a very enjoyable musical experience... Not to mention a lovely charcuterie and cheese board. Thank you.

The charcuterie board was missing pickles... it felt like the mojito and piña colada were virgins... the atmosphere and band were great...

A very pleasant business lunch.

Great atmosphere, top-notch musicians, and a truly open stage. In short, a beautiful place and a great time 🎸🎹

Great place, the food is excellent!

I can only really talk about the stage on Friday nights, when the venue's name truly comes into its own. Beyond the unlikely location in an industrial park, it's everything I love. A completely unique place where live music reigns supreme. I'm giving the food a 4 because even though it's not the main focus, it's still very decent, simple, and satisfying (note that I've never had lunch there). The service is also excellent, just like the food: simple and efficient. Now we come to the real subject of this post: the stage. First of all, a huge thank you to Axel for giving sometimes unlikely bands, talented or not, the opportunity to perform in front of a potentially wild crowd. And there's no way around it; it either works or it doesn't. The audience isn't pre-convinced, and the music has to grab you immediately—no warm-up, straight to the attack. In short, a great lesson in humility for anyone who rehearses in their parents' garage. Generally speaking, we don't really care about virtuosity; what we want is a sound that takes us somewhere unexpected. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but that's the lot of all artists (or those who claim to be), isn't it? In any case, I highly recommend this rare place where you have the right to express yourself through your music, even if it's a bit rough around the edges...

Private party in a secluded spot Great atmosphere Very crowded