
Guided tour · 3 hours
Marseille: Old Town Food Tour by Food Lover Tour
From breakfast to lunch, enjoy the food and drinks tour through Marseille's old towns: must-sees, must-eats, and must-drinks included!
New Cancan is a LGBTQ+ bar in Canebière (1Er), Marseille.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Door from midnight; cover €10-15 on themed nights, free before 01:00 most weekends. The basement is the dancefloor, ground floor stays calmer.

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Address: 3 Rue Sénac de Meilhan, 13001 Marseille
L'Annexe Bar on Rue Saint Bazile in Marseille's 1er is the Michel Piacenza follow-up to New Cancan, a small two-floor gay-and-friends room facing.
TipHappy hour 17:00-21:00 is the easy entry; the upstairs lounge is the quieter table after 22:00. Metro Réformés-Canebière at the door.
Double Zéro in Marseille's 5e Camas is the high-fidelity wine-and-vinyl bar on Rue Briffaut, with large-format speakers, a 100-percent natural-wine list.
TipShared plates €7-29, wine by the glass €5-8; book a counter seat to see the turntable. Closed Tuesday-Wednesday.
Tangerine at the foot of Cours Julien in Marseille's 6e is the industrial loft record shop and listening space stocking 10,000-plus used records.
TipOpen until 19:00 only; check the in-store DJ calendar for Saturday afternoon vinyl-only sets. Coffees €3, no full bar.
Livingston in Marseille's 6e off the Cours Julien is the orange-wine bistro and vinyl bar with a tight natural-wine list, small-plate counter and a turntable.
TipGlasses €5-9, tapas €9-16; the counter takes walk-ins, the dining bench is reservation only.
Au Petit Nice on Place Jean Jaurès in Marseille's 1er La Plaine is the institution-of-the-square dive run by former European boxing champion Richard.
TipPastis €2.50, pints €4.50; the terrace is the move from 18:00 onwards. Cash preferred for small rounds.
Bar de la Marine on the Quai de Rive Neuve in Marseille's 7e is the 1929 Vieux Port institution that doubled as Marcel Pagnol's Marius bar, with a 1930s.
TipOrder a mauresque on the terrace at sunset; the back room with the Pagnol fresco is the rainy-night option.