Les meilleurs restaurantsde cuisine française en Aix-En-Provence

05/06/2025: Stopped at this great restaurant/bar for a drink after the magnificent Saturday market. Very warm welcome, super friendly staff. A great discovery! We will definitely be back!

08/05/2025: Very good food, but I had to do a staring battle with the waitress to get the bread. Too bad my relationship with the friends I ate with wasn't as good as the tartare, otherwise it would have been perfect, but that's not the bacchus's fault...

12/03/2026: A fantastic lunchtime… The food and the staff were both excellent… pure bliss!

07/12/2025: We waited 20 minutes before the waiter took our order. Once he did, he ordered the wrong chocolate and forgot the glass of water. The waiters then falsely accused one of our friends of not having paid, while also making racist remarks. Absolutely avoid this place.

13/12/2025: Since the meats were halal, we couldn't eat some of the dishes on offer. A shame. Indeed, devout Christians cannot eat halal for religious reasons (just as devout Muslims cannot eat non-halal). And there's deli meat on the menu: fine for Christians but not for Muslims. Everything is mixed together. A strange concept. In any case, what we ate wasn't to our liking at all. Friendly staff.

10/12/2025: We had a very good time, both in terms of the service and the food.

16/01/2026: Responsive service, appealing daily menu, good quality steak (flank steak), well-portioned (neither too much nor too little). Nothing extraordinary, but it's good and the price is reasonable. Downstairs in the vaulted cellar, it has a surprisingly intimate, cellar-like feel. One major drawback: no Wi-Fi. A shame.

04/01/2026: A warm and relaxed atmosphere for drinks with 12 people on December 31, 2025

24/02/2026: In short, unpleasant waiter (the one with short hair), slow service except for groups of women.

13/02/2026: Unable to respond to the previous comment left on my Google review, I am posting this addendum. Thank you for taking the time to address my initial comment, but I cannot allow the situation to deteriorate further. The information you received appears to have come from a waiter with a shaved head and tattoos. However, upon your return, you can easily verify with his other employee, who is older and wears glasses, as well as with his bartender, that our consumption was strictly limited to three slices of pizza: one for my friend, one for myself, and one shared by our two daughters, who had already eaten before our arrival. We never requested a carafe of water and ordered two fruit juices and two teas; this order was never served because he refused to take it. I would also like to point out that only three chairs were available for four people, with our daughters sharing one seat, and the couple next to us using two additional chairs to place their food containers. As I am not a resident of Aix-en-Provence, I have no intention of exposing my daughter to such a scene again. However, I remain willing to discuss this matter directly with you should I be in Aix-en-Provence alone. I hope you will take the necessary steps regarding this waiter to prevent such an incident from happening again. Indeed, I agree with you that while incivility is common these days, it is important to remember that the law protects everyone and that the behavior exhibited constitutes a criminal offense under Article L121-11 of the French Consumer Code. The presence of other customers, served by the same employee at the time of the incident, is an aggravating factor, which also engages the liability of the establishment's owner. We naturally left, taking the pizza box and our napkins with us, returned the packaging to your neighbor for recycling, and wiped the table clean (because we are civilized). I believe I have provided all the necessary information to understand the situation and wish you a pleasant end to your vacation nonetheless.