Fun and entertainment Bouches-Du-Rhône

Already revolutionary in Marseille with its underground cocktail bar concept, the Carry Nation collective has this time taken over the trees of Aubagne and more particularly the park of a castle, thus proposing to taste cocktails a few meters above the ground. The cocktails based on fresh fruits and herbs are in the spotlight with many creations. The plants used are grown on site. Unusual for sure. Nice eco-citizen approach. Reservations are required as the number of entries is limited.

Le Grand Café Malarte invites you to discover its refined atmosphere. Inside, the stonework on the wall behind the bar adds a sharp edge to the modernity of the place. Another Arles institution, it has the class and flavor of the great brasseries. Burger, filet de boeuf Rossini, sea bream, risotto or chicken wok, everything is delicious. The pizzas are just as tasty and varied. Malarte can be enjoyed at any time of day, all year round. Don't miss the Saturday morning aperitif in the heart of the market. Mythical!

Enjoy the privilege of entering the interior garden of this private mansion, in the summer under the generous shade of its hundred-year-old trees. You can sit at one of the outdoor tables for a drink, or sit there at lunchtime and in the evening to taste the beautiful recipes created by the chef in residence. It is a gourmet stopover but also a cultural one. This is how Nicolas Mazet wanted it, a house of Art and History, accessible to the widest possible audience, with contemporary art exhibitions.

South American cuisine is often overlooked by the general public. Minca Café is the ideal place to discover it, thanks to Ines, who will give you a warm welcome and pass on her love for her country, Colombia. You'll find what you're looking for, from gourmet coffees and pastries to takeaway and on-site catering, brunches and a South American delicatessen. The products, especially the coffees and homemade pastries, are of the highest quality. The establishment also offers themed evenings to discover South American countries.

Open at noon and night, thanks to the atmosphere that makes the reputation of the 11-year-old establishment . From Thursday evening, some live music and theme evenings are offered. Programming on the website of the establishment. As for the cuisine, the menu card will make you travel around the world: woks, burgers, grilled fish, risotto and some suggestions. A nice shaded terrace welcomes you throughout the year to enjoy the many sunny days. An address recommended by the Petit Futé!

A smart new address in the heart of the village of Allauch. A stopover at Manon and Enzo's Tout simplement, a café that lives up to its name. More than a traditional restaurant, this is a coffee shop where you can enjoy a hot or cold homemade drink, sweets concocted by Manon, the head pastry chef, and even a few tasty dishes that change with the day and the seasons with Enzo, the head chef, who trained at the Collège Culinaire de France. Each week's menus are inspired, drawn up in direct liaison with producers and at affordable prices. All in all, Tout simplement offers a simple, upscale street-food experience.

At the top of the Cours Sextius, it's a brasserie atmosphere during the day, with croque-monsieur, croque- madame, salad, burger, Simmental entrecôte; everything is fresh and homemade. From 10 a.m. onwards, you can grab a coffee from Maison Noailles in Marseille, or head here in the evening for an aperitif with friends. The barmaid offers a cocktail menu, and if you're a fan, during happy hours 7 days a week, classic and non-alcoholic cocktails are available at reduced prices. DJ entertainment on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. All-you-can-eat brunch on Saturday and Sunday. A trendy downtown spot.

This cafe-bar-restaurant surmounted by a clock, which makes the corner between the course of Estienne-d'Orves and the rue Breteils, has a beautiful terrace that attracts a fairly eclectic clientele. You can also install inside, but beware, there are not many places. Since its opening in 2013, the owners (of the café opposite, The Pointu) have been able to renew the place and its kitchen. In addition to having a drink (an antifungal cocktail, a mojito, or a glass of wine - the original card, which is also to be discovered inside the bistro!), you can eat it (tapas, pork plates) or eat it more consistently, and very well: tender and bone bones, seven-hour roasted lamb and vegetables, or the famous slut salad with its gizzards and poultry livers. Slate changes regularly! The heart of! is the perfect place for your palate! A pretty little address. Note that evenings are often organized with neighbors across the way during the summer!

This «industrial cathedral» is one of the essential places of the Marseilles scene. Created in 2002, Le Cabaret Random is a theater, but also a club located in the heart of the Ravhe de la Belle de May, a former tobacco factory transformed today into a cultural pole with over 70 structures bringing together artists and producers. The Cabaret, well known for the Marseillais, can accommodate more than 100 people depending on events and is aimed at an audience wishing to make sound discoveries ranging from electro to hip-hop through rock, soul, funk…................................................ focused on "emerging emerging urban cultures". In the summer, programming is partly on the roof of the mountain. Also note the quality of the sound system reviewed in 2012, probably the best in the city. Many artists and groups played on this scene, Hindi Zahra, Soom T, Justice, Major Lazer, Wu Tang Clan, Woodkid, Pete Doherty, Aloe Blacc, Laurent Garnier, M 83, Kendrick Lamar, Tricky, Orelsan, Kendrick Lamar, Tricky, Ten Years After, Mudhoney, Girls, Black Lips, etc. We can't all quote them, but you can go with your eyes closed, provided you have your ears open. Only regret, shame that the place is so little accessible at night and at night. The solution is walking, not so far away from the Longchamp neighborhood.

In this neighbourhood bistro in La Plaine, there's no fuss: you simply come to drink a cup, chat with friends, listen to live music in the evening when a concert is scheduled... The decor is sober, even atypical, with this reproduction of the "Last Supper". On the music side, behind the small stage, Brassens, Brel and Ferré are at home here and rub shoulders with some jazzy flights of fancy ... For a long time called "Chez Hassan", this bar has however had a new owner for a few years now. He regularly organises concerts with local artists. This bar is anchored in the popular culture of Marseille and is notably quoted in the famous Marseille trilogy of Izzo.

Located on the lively Cours Notre-Dame-du-Mont, this is one of the most lively night bars and where you can come and wiggle your hips for part of the evening. You enter the bar by a long and elegant bar where the staff is ready to serve you beers, spirits and other cocktails. At the back, a small room constitutes the dancefloor, often warm and lively atmosphere, djs with various influences and good sound installation. The audience is young, friendly and relaxed. In the early evening, happy hour allows you to have an aperitif on the small terrace in front of the bar. Nice staff and security, all you have to do is let yourself go