Chez Aldo is a provencal seafood restaurant in 8E, Marseille.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 28 Rue Audemar Tibido, 13008 Marseille
Tuba Club in Marseille's 8e is a fisherman-cabanon kitchen in the Goudes village, 80 seats on a rock terrace above the Mediterranean with Sicilian.
OrderThe grilled fish of the day; the cabanon kitchen runs simple and salt-driven.
TipReach by bus 19 from Rond-Point du Prado or taxi; book six weeks ahead.
Pierrot Coquillages in Marseille's 8e on Avenue du Prado has run a kiosk and tasting room since 1972, three generations of the same family selecting oysters.
OrderThe plateau for two with Gillardeau oysters, sea urchins and a bottle of Cassis blanc.
TipKiosk 7j/7 from 7am for take-away; the dining room behind the counter serves lunch and dinner daily.
L'Ecaillerie in Marseille's 7e on Rue d'Endoume is Anthony Abelaud's seafood room, Cheickh Diouf in the kitchen with shellfish from Carry and Camargue plus.
OrderThe carry sea urchins and the mullet carpaccio with the black garlic mayonnaise.
TipOpen Wed-Fri evenings, Sat-Sun all day; reservations only Sat and Sun lunch.
Tuba Club in Marseille's 8e is a fisherman-cabanon kitchen in the Goudes village, 80 seats on a rock terrace above the Mediterranean with Sicilian.
OrderThe grilled fish of the day; the cabanon kitchen runs simple and salt-driven.
TipReach by bus 19 from Rond-Point du Prado or taxi; book six weeks ahead.
Le Femina in Marseille's 1er Noailles has cooked Algerian Berber couscous since 1921, the same family carrying it across generations, the barley semolina.
OrderThe Berber couscous with lamb on barley semolina; the kitchen turns the dish all day.
TipClosed Sunday evening and Monday; reservation strongly recommended.
La Kahena in Marseille's 1er near the Vieux Port has cooked Tunisian halal cuisine since 1978, mosaics and portraits of beys on the walls, the couscous.
OrderThe mixed couscous and the brick with tuna and egg as a starter.
TipOpen daily, book for weekend lunch when the room fills with families.
Le Bouchon Provencal in Marseille's 1er on Place aux Huiles is a bistro of Provencal and Lyonnais lineage, two vaulted dining rooms and a lime-tree terrace.
OrderThe daube provencale and a glass of the house red on the terrace.
TipOpen Mon-Sat; the upper vaulted room is the spot on cold nights.
Pierrot Coquillages in Marseille's 8e on Avenue du Prado has run a kiosk and tasting room since 1972, three generations of the same family selecting oysters.
OrderThe plateau for two with Gillardeau oysters, sea urchins and a bottle of Cassis blanc.
TipKiosk 7j/7 from 7am for take-away; the dining room behind the counter serves lunch and dinner daily.
