Eat in Port Marianne, Montpellier

Terminal #1

• ★ 4.2
• Mediterranean
• €€

Terminal #1 is the Pourcel brothers' bistro in a converted Port Marianne wine storehouse in Montpellier, sharing plates under steel, stone and timber.

L'Arbre

• ★ 4.2
• Modern French
• €€€

L'Arbre puts Éric Cellier and the Fontès brothers under the white balconies of Montpellier's Arbre Blanc tower, French classics with a 17th-floor bar above.

Miranove

• ★ 4.0
• French bistro
• €€€

Miranove runs a bistronomic dining room, a weekend brunch and a rooftop pool bar on the top floors of its Port Marianne hotel above the tram line.

La Vita Al Dente

• ★ 3.9
• Italian
• €€

La Vita Al Dente rolls fresh pasta every morning at the Halles du Lez in Montpellier, lasagne, ravioli and burrata plates from an Italian counter kitchen.

Muchacha

• ★ 3.9
• Latin American
• €€

Order Sharing plates with a pisco or mojito.

Muchacha runs a festive Latin kitchen and cocktail bar on the roof of the Marché du Lez, sharing plates and DJ sets seven nights of the week.

Groove Café

• ★ 4.4
• Café
• €€

Order Chai latte

Groove Café overlooks the Lez river in Montpellier with pies, tartines and parfaits, a daytime brunch room ranked among the city's best-loved cafés.

Nina Café

• ★ 4.2
• Café
• €€

Order Flat white

Nina Café plates avocado toast with dukkah, Turkish eggs and pancakes on Rue Jacques d'Aragon in Montpellier, a nutrition-minded brunch kitchen.

De la Sierra Coffee Roasters

• ★ 4.6
• Café
• €€

Order V60 filter

De la Sierra Coffee Roasters won best coffee shop in France at the 2025 Paris Coffee Show, roasting and pouring V60s in Montpellier's Port Marianne.

Willie Carter Sharpe

• ★ 4.0
• Cocktail bar
• €€

Drink Five short-supply-chain house cocktails

Willie Carter Sharpe mixes a tight list of eco-minded cocktails at the Halles du Lez in Port Marianne, with eggs and small plates beside the shaker.

Le Comptoir des Brasseurs

• ★ 3.6
• Brewpub
• €€

Drink Beers brewed on site

Le Comptoir des Brasseurs brews and serves at Odysseum in Montpellier, a big brewpub pouring its own beers seven days a week with a full menu.

La Street Food du Lez

• ★ 4.2
• €

Try Rotating food-truck village

La Street Food du Lez parks a village of food trucks at the Marché du Lez in Montpellier, tacos, croques, Asian bowls and ice cream around shared tables.

Vin Diu

• ★ 4.0
• €€

Try Plancha meats and organic Languedoc wine

Vin Diu is the wine and grill truck at the Marché du Lez in Montpellier, plancha meats at lunch and boards of charcuterie and cheese in the evening.

Jean le Croquant

• ★ 3.8
• €

Try Croque-monsieur, classic and creative

Jean le Croquant griddles croque-monsieurs at the Marché du Lez, from the classic ham build to a rotating run of more creative versions each week.

La Cantine du Mékong

• ★ 3.9
• €

Try Southeast Asian bowls and street plates

La Cantine du Mékong cooks Vietnamese, Thai and Laotian street plates from its truck at the Marché du Lez in Montpellier, bowls built to travel.

Mother Trucker

• ★ 3.8
• €

Try Burgers and batbout sandwiches

Mother Trucker flips burgers and stuffs batbout flatbreads at the Marché du Lez, the smash-and-skewer counter of the Port Marianne truck yard.

Ninkasi Montpellier

• ★ 3.8
• Brewery
• €€

Ninkasi opened its first southern bar on Place Pablo Picasso by the Marché du Lez, pouring the Lyon group's craft range alongside burgers and live sets.

Marché du Lez

• ★ 4.4

The Marché du Lez stacks food trucks, restaurants, a brocante and craft studios along Avenue Raymond Dugrand in Montpellier, the city's weekend food village.